First Action Under Expected Prop. E Authority Will Help Depoliticize City Contracting With Transparent, Centralized Standards; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Efforts to Deliver Effective, Responsive Services for San Franciscans
Nearly $20 Million Will Advance Supportive Housing Project for Homeless and At-Risk Veterans in Heart of San Francisco; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Build Affordable Housing Across City
Initial $39 Million Will Enable Completion of Five Projects, Including in SoMa, Mission, and Bayview-Hunters Point, With Additional Projects to Be Selected; Strengthens San Francisco’s World-Class Park System, Bringing Welcoming Public Spaces to More San Franciscans; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Family Opportunity Agenda, Work to Help San Franciscans Navigate Rising Cost of Living
New Philanthropic and State Funding Will Expand Ambassadors, Add Lighting and Safety Technology, Support Families at Marshall Elementary; City Adding SFPD Officers and Sheriffs at Night Around BART Plazas, Supported by New CHP Deployment; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Work to Keep San Franciscans Safe, Improve Conditions Throughout Mission District
Jake Berliner to Serve as Director, Fourth-Generation San Franciscan With Years of Management Experience; Office Will Conduct Strengthened Public Engagement Process as Part of This Year’s Budget; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Reforms to Make Government More Effective, City Services More Responsive, and Budget Process More Open
Lease Changes Allow SF Market to Build New 67,000-Square-Foot Warehouse Supporting Businesses, Jobs, and San Francisco’s Fresh Produce Supply; Follows Mayor Lurie’s New Office to Combat Food Insecurity, Builds on Efforts to Support San Francisco Families
Newly Crowned Champions Will March Along Embarcadero With WNBA Championship Trophy on November 4, Beginning at Noon; On the Heels of WNBA Title, San Francisco Will Host Next Year’s WNBA All-Star Game; Follows Safe and Successful Large Events like Fleet Week, Outside Lands, FIFA World Cup, and Super Bowl
Expands Designation to Include Entire Building, Extending Period of Historic Significance from One Year to a Decade; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Work to Support and Celebrate San Francisco’s LGBTQ+ Community
New Laws Protect Renters Who Fall Narrowly Behind on Rent and Require Landlords to Disclose Full Monthly Costs Upfront; Follows Package Addressing San Francisco’s Rent Emergency, Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Family Opportunity Agenda
Authored by Supervisor Bilal Mahmood, New Law Reduces Project Costs and Timelines by Aligning Local Requirements with State Law; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work Under Family Opportunity Agenda to Build More Homes