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Mayor Breed Proposes Expanding San Francisco's Reserve Police Officer Program to Increase Foot Patrols

Reserve police officers, who have the same authority as regular officers, would be part of the City’s strategy to address police staffing shortage

Mayor Breed Issues Executive Directive to Protect Owners of Stolen Cars From Unnecessary Ticketing

SFMTA and SFPD will develop a technological solution to support victims of car theft, including overriding any existing local laws that prevent information from being collected efficiently

Legacy Business Light: Autumn 2023 Newsletter

Welcome to your quarterly newsletter about San Francisco’s Legacy Business Program! This is a forum for news and information, for and about the owners and operators of Legacy Businesses.

Mayor Breed Issues Executive Directive to Implement New State Conservatorship Law

SB 43 signed by Governor Newsom today expands state conservatorship laws to include those living with severe substance use disorder

San Francisco Opens Converted Hotel with 122 Homes to Address Homelessness

The Diva Hotel will provide permanent supportive housing that will include wraparound supportive services for people exiting homelessness

The Department of Elections Encourages All San Franciscans to Help Choose the Next “I Voted!” Sticker

National Disability Employment awareness month

Employees now have the option to complete a Voluntary Self-Identification of Disability questionnaire!

Mayor London Breed Gives Dr. Anthony Fauci the Key to the City

Mayor lauds international public health leader’s work on COVID-19 and long history of life-saving work fighting HIV/AIDS

Mayor Breed join City Leaders and Community for Launch of Vacant to Vibrant

The 17 grantees will fill 9 vacant storefront spaces as pop-ups in Downtown beginning this week in partnership with the Office of Economic & Workforce Development and SF New Deal

San Francisco's New 'Street to Home' Program Expedites Housing People and Reduces Vacancies in City Funded Homeless Housing

The program, which will allow the City to allocate permanent supportive housing units to directly place people from the street into housing, is part of a larger effort to significantly reduce unsheltered homelessness in San Francisco