Reforms that remove red tape to support small businesses and fill commercial vacancies could lead to up to $300 million boost to local economy, according to City Economist;
Builds on previous efforts that have streamlined opening for over 4,200 businesses since 2021 and waived fees for over 3,600 businesses to open
The new task force, expected to be fully operational by early 2024, will work collaboratively to investigate opioid deaths in the City similar to homicide cases
The grant will help fund critical seismic repairs and upgrades to preserve over 1 million items of the Main Library’s collection and ensure the building is safe for generations to come
Collaboration allows for 59 units to continue to be used as temporary housing with wraparound services for women, children, and families experiencing homelessness
Community outreach efforts continuing, including for those who live, work, and operate businesses in the security zones, building from ongoing work to support businesses and residents as the City prepares to welcome APEC 2023 next month