Tanggapan ng Mayor Mga Direktiba ng Tagapagpaganap

This Executive Directive establishes the Street Safety Initiative as the next phase of San Francisco's roadway safety strategy, advancing a coordinated effort to design, operate, and manage streets and transportation systems that ensure the safety of all who travel within our city.

This Executive Directive directs City departments to continue the coordinated work of supporting San Francisco's immigrant communities, maintaining trust between residents and local government, and ensuring that every person in our city feels safe and respected. It furthermore directs City departments to coordinate public safety and communication procedures in the event of enhanced federal immigration enforcement actions or federal deployment of the National Guard in San Francisco ensuring public safety, transparency, and adherence to state and local law.

Following Early Public Safety Gains, Legislative Wins, and Economic Turnaround, Downtown Will Enter New Phase Aimed at Generational Transformation; New Executive Directive Will Leverage More Than $40 Million in Initial Private-Sector Commitments to Build a Downtown Where People Live, Work, Play, and Learn

Delivers on Key Campaign Commitment with Immediate and Longer-Term Reforms to Increase Ranks of Sworn Officers, Take Burden Off Current Personnel, Manage Overtime Costs; Reforms Will Allow Departments to Draw from Pools of Recently Retired Law Enforcement for Certain Roles, Accelerate Hiring, and Improve Retention with Built-In Accountability Mechanisms

Office of the Mayor Daniel Lurie

We must create a permitting process that holds us accountable to our customers, embraces technology, and is fast, predictable, and transparent. There is significant opportunity across all of our permitting processes, especially for those creating new housing and for those starting and growing small businesses.

Breaking the Cycle: Mayor Lurie's Vision for Tackling San Francisco's Homelessness and

Behavioral Health Crisis