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Mayor London Breed and City Administrator Carmen Chu announce the departure of Nicole Bohn, Director of the Mayor's Office on Disability

Bohn advised the Mayor, policymakers, and departments citywide to make City programs and facilities fully accessible to Deaf and Disabled San Franciscans.

San Francisco releases recommendations for the Concrete Building Safety Program

The report published today summarizes a year-long stakeholder engagement process that identified technical, economic, and social considerations of a seismic retrofit program for concrete buildings in San Francisco.

Contract Monitoring Division Launches Newsletter

The newsletter will spotlight information, news, events, and opportunities relevant to the LBE community.

San Francisco successfully assists 14,000 workers through labor enforcement and worker restitution

In 2023, the Office of Labor Standards Enforcement (OLSE) collected $20 million in worker restitution, resolved over 400 cases, and assisted over 14,000 San Francisco workers.

Mayor London Breed and City Administrator Carmen Chu announce the transition of Vallie Brown, Director of Grants for the Arts

Brown led Grants for the Arts to strengthen support for the diverse art and cultural communities of San Francisco.

City Administrator Carmen Chu announces the transition of Jillian Johnson, Director of the Committee on Information Technology (COIT)

Johnson led COIT to implement City policies related to privacy, surveillance, and digital accessibility.

Linda Gerull to retire as Chief Information Officer of the City and County of San Francisco

UPDATE: Subject Identified, OCME Appreciates Help from Public

Office of the Chief Medical Examiner seeks the public’s help to identify decedent.

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.

SF City Hall in-person public services closed Oct 5 for Senator Feinstein Memorial

City Hall in-person services will be unavailable on Thursday, October 5 and will resume on Friday, October 6. The public can continue to access City services online, by phone, and at other City facilities.