Public Safety and Human Relations Commission of the City of San Bernardino Regular Meeting Minutes
The commission finalized the approval of stop sign installations at various locations. Updates were provided by the Fire Department regarding the transition to new Confire ambulances and the establishment of a new administrative headquarters. The Police Department presented operational statistics, detailed the reorganization of District Commands, and reaffirmed the department's commitment to compliance with the California Values Act. Additionally, commissioners provided reports on community engagement activities and service awards.
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Public Safety and Human Relations Commission of the City of San Bernardino Regular Meeting Minutes
The Commission discussed the installation of parking restrictions at several locations to mitigate overnight parking and illegal activity. Staff reports included updates from the Fire Department regarding station progress, drone program relocation, and pavement management plans. The Police Department provided crime statistics for the first quarter, noting reductions in murders, robberies, and burglaries, and discussed the transition to the National Incident-Based Reporting System. Commissioners shared community concerns, including infrastructure maintenance, homeless outreach efforts, and upcoming local events such as community dump days and neighborhood association activities.
Feb 9, 2026·Board meeting
Public Safety and Human Relations Commission of the City of San Bernardino Regular Meeting Minutes
The commission received a presentation regarding the upcoming I-215 and University Divergent Diamond Interchange project, detailing the necessary traffic diversion plans. The commission recommended the approval of a new residential parking permit program on G Street. Staff provided updates on fire department operations, including responses to a recent structural fire and the acquisition of federal grant funding. The Department of Public Works reported on upcoming paving and freeway widening initiatives. Furthermore, the Police Department presented a comprehensive review of 2025 crime statistics, highlighting significant reductions in major crime categories, alongside new strategic approaches involving technology integration, proactive policing, and community engagement.
Dec 8, 2025·Board meeting
Public Safety and Human Relations Commission of the City of San Bernardino Regular Meeting
The Commission addressed public comments regarding traffic safety issues. They discussed 28th Street traffic calming plans, opting to shelf existing consultant-developed plans in favor of developing a city-wide speed hump policy. Additionally, the commission received comprehensive reports from Public Works on various city infrastructure projects, from the Fire Department regarding fuel reduction efforts and drone infrastructure, and from the Police Department regarding crime statistics and upcoming community engagement programs.
