View interactive dashboards that display the data for the City's general obligation bonds.

General Obligation (GO) bonds are debt instruments issued by the City to fund capital projects that do not directly generate revenue, such as roads, parks, and fire stations. The City generally uses GO bonds to pay for infrastructure that San Franciscans will use for years, instead of routine maintenance that will need to be repeated regularly. By borrowing, the City can spread out the cost of building or repairing

This report assists the Citizen’s General Obligation Bond Oversight Committee (CGOBOC), policy makers, and the public in understanding the status of the programs funded by the City’s $4.8 billion active GO bond portfolio. The report includes a watch list of more notably delayed bond components for ease of reference.

Click on the links below to read past fiscal years' reports.

• FY22-FY23 Report
• FY19-FY21 Report