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New Reports Showcase the Condition of Parks and Other Core Public Services for San Francisco Residents

Latest data and interactive dashboards reflect the progress made and challenges the City continues to face during the post-pandemic recovery.

City Administrator Carmen Chu responds to independent review of the Community Challenge Grant Program, following charges of misconduct against the former program director

The City Administrator’s Office will begin a new review of the 2023 Community Challenge Grant cycle to ensure a fair and transparent process.

City Administrator Carmen Chu, City Attorney David Chiu, and Controller Ben Rosenfield respond to allegations of misconduct associated with the City's Community Challenge Grant Program

City leaders take immediate action to ensure transparency and the integrity of the grantmaking process following charges of misconduct by a City program director.

New Survey Results Show How San Francisco Residents Rate Government Services

The Controller’s City Survey for 2023 measures how San Franciscans feel about a range of services from parks to public safety.

Interactive Dashboard and Report Showcase the State of Public Parks for San Francisco Residents

Latest data shows positive trends in park maintenance across San Francisco.

Controller publishes report on City’s progress in implementing public integrity reforms

Almost three years after the arrest of former Public Works Director Mohammed Nuru, the City has implemented many of the recommendations made by the Controller in nine public integrity reports issued since June 2020.

Annual Evaluation Results Released for Nonprofits Monitored by the Controller’s Office

The majority of nonprofits monitored were found to be in compliance with the City’s fiscal standards.

Controller’s Office Releases Annual Performance Results on City’s Public Services

Report summarizes the delivery of resident services in San Francisco between July 2021 and June 2022.

United Council of Human Services found to be in violation of city agreements

The City must determine whether services for formerly homeless individuals provided by United Council of Human Services should be transitioned to a different community-based provider.

Recology agrees to deposit $25 million into account to stabilize resident refuse rates in settlement with the City

The settlement includes other ratepayer protections recommended in recent reviews.