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Office of Citizen Complaints![]() The mission of the Office of Citizen complaints is to promptly, fairly and impartially investigate complaints against San Francisco police officers and make policy recommendations regarding police practices. Civilians who have never been police officers in San Francisco staff the Office of Citizen Complaints. Our brochure is available in English, Spanish, Chinese, Russian, Tagalog, and Vietnamese. The Office of Citizen Complaints was created as a separate city department by a voter initiated amendment to the San Francisco City Charter (Section 4.127) and placed under the direct supervision of the Police Commission in 1983. 2009 Community Outreach Strategic Plan (PDF) Examiner Editorial: Police Watchdog Agency Deserves Reprieve Budget Cuts Hamper S.F. Police Watchdog Long delays plague S.F. police discipline Police Commission Meeting: November 18, 2009 - CANCELLED
The Office of Citizen Complaints receives complaints from civilians regarding misconduct by members of the San Francisco Police Department. It has a staff of investigators who will investigate and make written findings on your complaint of police misconduct. You should file a complaint when you feel that a member of the San Francisco Police Department has acted improperly in the course of their work. Whether the complaint is related to discourteous treatment, failure to take action, inaccurate report writing, an unjustified arrest, unnecessary force or any other police action or inaction that you feel is wrong, the Office of Citizen Complaints wants to know about it. Mediation Policy Analysis Community Outreach Telephone(415)241-7711 * Fax(415)241-7733 * TTY(415)241-7770 |
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