Passed Unanimously by Board of Supervisors, Budget Closes $642 Million Deficit While Investing in Families Despite Federal Cuts; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Work to Deliver Safer and Cleaner Streets, Drive Economic Recovery, and Lower Costs for Families
New Housing Options Prioritize Stability and Lasting Recovery From Addiction for People Experiencing Homelessness; Advances Transformation of City’s Homelessness and Behavioral Health Response That Has Driven Unsheltered Homelessness to a 15-Year Low
Extended Contract Will Expand Reduced-Cost Access, Add 1,000 New Bikes in San Francisco and 60 New Stations Across San Francisco and Bay Area; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Work to Deliver Reliable, Affordable Transit and Ensure Safer Streets
Artists Hub on Market Will Include 94 Affordable Homes for Artists and Creative Workers, Alongside Dedicated Arts and Cultural Space; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Build Affordable Homes, Bring Down the Cost of Living, and Strengthen San Francisco’s Creative Economy.
Office Will Coordinate Citywide Response, Eliminate Duplication, Drive Collaboration Across Nine Departments and Outside Partners; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Efforts to Support San Francisco Families, Combat Federal Cuts to Food Assistance.
New Haight-Ashbury Development Includes Onsite Supportive Services, Community‑Oriented Amenities; Continues Mayor Lurie’s Work to Build Affordable Homes, Bring Down Costs for Families
Major Expansion of Housing Trust Fund and Updated Inclusionary Housing Requirements Will Encourage Construction of New Homes, Following Passage of Family Zoning Plan; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Work Under Family Opportunity Agenda to Make San Francisco More Welcoming for Families
Property Owners More Than Doubling Funding for Services to Provide Safer, Cleaner Downtown as Part of Downtown SF Partnership CBD Expansion; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Heart of the City Plan, Efforts to Support Downtown Economic Recovery
New Online Portal Gives Families One Place to Check Eligibility, Apply for Tuition Support, and Find Childcare; City Continues to Welcome Providers to ELFA Network, Making Subsidies Available to More Families and Expanding Capacity With Focus on Infants and Toddlers; Builds on Mayor Lurie’s Work Under Family Opportunity Agenda to Make San Francisco First Major U.S. City Where Every Family Has Access to Childcare