MAYOR’S DISABILITY COUNCIL (MDC), July 17, 2026, 1 pm - 4 pm

At this time, members of the public may address the Council on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the Council which are not on today’s meeting agenda. Each member of the public may address the Council for up to three minutes, unless the Co-Chair determines that, in the interest of time, comments may be limited to a shorter time when there are a large number of public comments. With respect to today’s item-specific DISCUSSION items, your opportunity to address the Council will be afforded at the conclusion of each DISCUSSION ITEM, before Council discussion begins. If you would like a response from the Council, please provide your contact information by email message to MDC@sfgov.org with the subject “MDC comment reply request,” or call 415-554-0670.

Please note that the Director’s Reports to the MDC can be found in the resources section of ODA’s website at the Public Reports by the Mayor's Office on Disability.

Description: The San Francisco Disability Cultural Center will provide an overview of their first year as a hybrid center, including data and testimonials. They'll also share invitations for celebrating Disability Pride Month with the DCC.

Presented by Emily Beitiks, Co-Director, Disability Cultural Center and Alicia Contreras Langagne, Disability Compliance and Civic Engagement Coordinator, San Francisco Office on Disability and Accessibility

[Public Comment Is Welcome]

[Council Member questions, followed by questions from the Office on Disability and Accessibility, to commence after public comment.]

[BREAK: The Council will take a 15-minute break]

Description: Overview of SFMTA’s Accessible Pedestrian Signal (APS) Program including current statistics, installation challenges, and the public request process for new APS.

Presented by Dusson Yeung, Associate Engineer, San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency

[Public Comment Is Welcome]

[Council Member questions, followed by questions from the Office on Disability and Accessibility, to commence after public comment.]

At this time, members of the public may address the Council on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the Council which are not on today’s meeting agenda. Each member of the public may address the Council for up to three minutes, unless the Co-Chair determines that, in the interest of time, comments may be limited to a shorter time when there are a large number of public comments. If you would like a response from the Council, please provide your contact information by email message to MDC@sfgov.org with the subject “MDC comment reply request,” or call 415-554-0670.