San Francisco Police Chief Bill Scott on Thursday confirmed that an agreement has been reached that will allow uniformed SFPD officers to participate in the 2022 SF Pride Parade.
Breed said a compromise was reached with organizers to let command staff for the city's police, fire departments and sheriff's office to march in special dress uniforms without weapons. Another smaller group of less than 10 officers will be in their uniforms and have weapons with them.
Meanwhile, the largest group will not wear uniforms or have any weapons, but instead can wear casual clothing with branded department logos. The mayor made the announcement during Thursday's raising of the Pride flag at San Francisco City Hall. Along with Breed, newly-appointed Supervisor Matt Dorsey will march in the parade. DorseyEarlier, San Francisco Police Chief Bill Scott confirmed that an agreement has been reached that will allow uniformed SFPD officers to participate in the 2022 SF Pride Parade.
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