In a modern democratic system, information is of utmost importance, especially in decisions in governance, officials, policies, and more.
Imperium is building software to disseminate meeting minutes of Board of Supervisors proceedings from counties. We start with San Francisco County, home to the city of progress.
This platform enables citizens and professionals to navigate the latest actions and concerns within 24 hours of board meetings. We prioritize factuality and comprehension in our reports.
Imperium proposes a marriage of modern artificial agents alongside policy to enable the average resident to learn and react. We start with systematically generated reports and will soon ship a chat interface.
Salus populi suprema lex esto — the welfare of the people shall be the highest law.
Latest Meetings
Meeting on Budget, Housing, and Appointments
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors convened on February 11, 2025, addressing a range of issues from budget appropriations and housing initiatives to appointments and legal settlements. Significant actions included authorizing refunding certificates of participation for port projects, approving appropriations for the Port Commission, amending planning and health codes to support affordable housing, and extending the term of a grant agreement for Catholic Charities. A new ordinance was introduced to authorize the Office of the Mayor to solicit donations for services related to immigration, LGBTQ+ rights, environmental protection, reproductive rights, and racial equity. There was also public testimony from the community on various issues including MUNI service cuts, homelessness, and teen dating violence awareness. Numerous motions for appointments to different committees and councils were approved, with relevant supervisors being excused from voting on their own appointment matters. Several lawsuits and claims were proposed for settlement.
Meeting on Budget, Housing, Homelessness, and Cultural District Initiatives
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors convened on February 4, 2025, covering a range of issues including budget appropriations for affordable housing and port projects, amending city administrative codes related to homelessness, cannabis oversight, and the African American Arts and Cultural District, and resolutions adopting reports and approving agreements with various organizations. New business included the approval of a commercial vacancy tax exemption and amendments to strengthen city's responses to homelessness, drug abuse, mental health needs, and related crises. Public testimony focused on concerns related to the Bayview Vehicle Triage Center and other issues. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to recognizing notable individuals and groups through commendations.
Meeting on Housing, Legal Settlements, and Code Amendments
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors convened on January 28, 2025, covering a broad agenda including housing initiatives, legal settlements, infrastructure projects, and various code amendments. The board addressed the city's affordable housing needs by appropriating bond proceeds and approving a loan amendment for affordable housing development. They also approved several legal settlements including those with Stripe, Inc., Stern Grove Festival Association, and Hotel Des Arts, LLC. The board advanced several initiatives with the Planning Code and Administrative Code.
