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Mayor Breed, Board of Supervisors agree on plan to allow for affordable and educator housing on public lands

Initiative ordinance introduced by four members of the Board will move forward for November ballot with agreement to adopt key elements of Mayor’s proposal to allow height increases to increase feasibility of sites and ensure educator housing project at Francis Scott Key is rezo

City announces partnership to install public safety cameras in Chinatown

18 new cameras to be installed along Stockton Street.

Mayor London Breed announces $9.8 million increase in income assistance for low income San Franciscans

San Franciscans enrolled in the County Adult Assistance Programs to receive additional benefits each month to afford necessities.

Mayor London Breed and Supervisor Aaron Peskin initiate plan to fully electrify ground transportation in San Francisco

New legislation introduced will expand publicly accessible electric vehicle charging in all large commercial parking facilities throughout the city.

Board of Supervisors unanimously passes legislation from Mayor Breed and Supervisor Gordon Mar to fully fund Free City College

A $15 million investment to fund Free City College will allow for greater program oversight while expanding access for all San Franciscans.

New Community Benefit District created to keep downtown San Francisco clean and safe

The new Downtown Community Benefit District follows on the recent renewals of two existing Community Benefit and Business Improvement Districts to provide a range of services for residents and businesses.

Mayor London Breed announces new consumer rights legal clinic

In partnership with the San Francisco Law Library and Bay Area Legal Aid, the City of San Francisco will host a monthly clinic to serve people in need of legal advice on consumer rights issues.

Mayor London Breed denounces planned raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Mayor Breed and immigration rights advocates demonstrate support for San Francisco’s immigrant communities.

Statement from Mayor London Breed on effort to strengthen mental health system

Mental Health SF will be removed from November 2019 ballot to allow more time for collaboration Mayor’s Office, Board of Supervisors, Department of Public Health and stakeholders.

Mayor London Breed signs $629 million bond for earthquake safety and emergency response onto the March 2020 ballot

Bond introduced by Mayor London Breed with Supervisors Sandra Lee Fewer and Catherine Stefani to appear on March 2020 ballot.