Daniel Lurie

Daniel Lurie is the 46th Mayor of the City and County of San Francisco. He is the city’s first mayor since 1911 to win office without previously serving in government. Known for his innovative approach to solving entrenched issues, Mayor Lurie has dedicated his career to getting results in areas that demand bold action. He was elected with a mandate for accountability, change, and service.

As the founder of Tipping Point Community, Mayor Lurie launched the Bay Area’s largest anti-poverty organization, directing over $500 million toward solutions for housing, job creation, and essential services. Under Mayor Lurie’s leadership, Tipping Point spearheaded construction of a first-of-its-kind affordable housing building at 833 Bryant Street, a project that came in on time and under budget with good-paying union labor. Mayor Lurie also led the bid to bring Super Bowl 50 to the Bay Area in 2016, making it the most philanthropic Super Bowl in NFL history, and founded The Civic Joy Fund in 2023, bringing more art, music, and enthusiasm to our city streets. 

Throughout his career, Mayor Lurie has set new standards for impact and partnership, including innovative public-private collaborations that uplift communities. Mayor Lurie's priorities include ensuring safety and vibrancy in all neighborhoods, as well as economic growth. 

Born and raised in San Francisco, Mayor Lurie lives in the City with his wife, Becca Prowda, and their two young children. He is dedicated to creating a thriving San Francisco for all residents.