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Mayor Breed Joins State Leaders in Support of Legislation for Statewide Conservatorship Reform

Legislation introduced by lead author Senator Susan Eggman would overhaul the State’s behavioral health system, supporting improvements to the City’s conservatorship programs

Legislation to Allow Privately-Funded Overdose Prevention Sites to Open Approved by Board of Supervisors

Legislation authored by Mayor Breed and Supervisor Ronen builds on the City’s larger efforts to curb drug overdoses and save lives  

Mayor Breed and Board President Peskin Announce Plan to Address Small Business Awning Compliance

Actions will support bringing small businesses into compliance after flood of complaints targeted properties in Chinatown, the Richmond, and the Haight

Mayor Breed Announces Nominees for San Francisco's New Homelessness Oversight Commission

The new oversight body’s responsibilities will include approving budgets, providing policy oversight and transparency

San Francisco Launches Free Tax Preparation Assistance and Local Tax Credit Program

Free tax centers help thousands of San Franciscans, including undocumented and immigrant households, file taxes and apply for local, state, and federal tax credits

San Francisco Awards First-Ever Climate Action Plan Community Grants

Funding will support building electrification, emissions reduction, urban greening, composting, waste and toxics reduction, environmental justice, and youth engagement

Mayor Breed Introduces Tax Reform Legislation as Part of Roadmap for Downtown's Future

Mayor also initiates long-term plan to address business costs long term through a collaborative legislative process

Mayor London Breed proposes $27 million in funding to address police staffing shortages

Overtime funding will help continue needed police coverage, while City implements long-term recruitment and retention strategies

New Pilot Returns to Downtown Express Service to 1 California Muni Line

1X California Pilot Program Announced

San Francisco Secures over $42 Million in State Funding for Affordable Housing

Funding will support the construction of more than 200 new homes for workers, families, and formerly homeless individuals in the Sunset and Bayview-Hunters Point