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Mayor Lurie Breaks Ground On New Fire Department Training Campus In Bayview-Hunters Point

50,000-Square-Foot Training Facility Will Train Firefighters, Paramedics, EMTs to Respond to Emergencies, Keep San Franciscans Safe; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Improve Public Safety in San Francisco, Support City’s First Responders

Mayor Lurie, City Administrator Chu Announce $3.3 Million In Funding For Neighborhood Beautification Projects

Community-Led Projects Will Bring Neighbors Together, Beautify Neighborhoods Across San Francisco; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Activate Public Spaces, Keep San Francisco’s Streets Safe and Clean

Office of the Chief Medical Examiner reaffirms highest accreditation from the National Association of Medical Examiners

Accreditation reflects San Francisco’s leadership in providing timely, accurate death investigations that support families, public health, and community safety

Assessor-Recorder Joaquín Torres Launches New Online Portal for Property Owners

New SMART system allows residents to submit forms, access records, and manage property services online. Major milestone builds on multiple initiatives to modernize and improve customer service.

Mayor Lurie and Supervisor Sauter Celebrate Completion of First Phase of Free Wi-Fi in Chinatown

Delivers #SFWiFi Along Grant Avenue from Bush to Broadway, Free Internet to More Than 200 Families at Ping Yuen; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Deliver for San Francisco’s Chinese Community as San Francisco Celebrates Lunar New Year.

Office of Labor Standards Enforcement secures record-breaking restitution for San Francisco workers

Historic year of labor enforcement puts $21.6 million back in workers’ pockets. San Francisco continues to lead the nation in upholding strong labor protections.

City Administrator Carmen Chu announces the retirement of Treasure Island Director Robert Beck after over 30 years of public service

Beck led the transformation of Treasure Island from a former naval station into a growing mixed-use community. Under Beck’s leadership, the City delivered major infrastructure, parks, transportation improvements, and hundreds of new homes on Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island.

Commission Streamlining Task Force submits final recommendations to improve City boards and commissions

Following year-long review of San Francisco boards and commissions and extensive public engagement, the report outlines opportunities to make City public bodies more effective

Mayor Lurie and President Mandelman Announce 2026 Earthquake Safety and Emergency Response Bond to Modernize Infrastructure and Support Public Safety

Bond Provides Essential Funding to Strengthen San Francisco’s Disaster Preparedness, Public Safety Infrastructure; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Make San Francisco Safer.

Mayor Lurie Reappoints Carmen Chu as City Administrator

Chu Will Continue in Role Overseeing More Than 25 Departments, Divisions, and Programs, 1,000 City Employees; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Improve Government Operations, Deliver Results for San Franciscans