Supervisors touted their efforts to stanch many of the cuts to social programs proposed in Breed’s budget.
The Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to approve a spending package that closes a $780 million two-year deficit created by San Francisco’s economic struggles following the COVID-19 pandemic.
“When we first got that budget from the mayor, I could not see how we were going to solve it,” Supervisor Hillary Ronen said Tuesday. The budget also includes funding to implement Mayor London Breed’s plan to hire 220 new police officers over the next two years in response to a persistent shortage and extreme reliance on overtime.
How much money does SF spend representing alleged drug dealers in court? Amid a fentanyl crisis, Supervisor Matt Dorsey wants know how The City determines who is eligible for a court-appointed attorney Breed also sought to divert child care funds into food security programs as federal COVID-19 funding ran out, sparking outcry from advocates for early child care.
The resulting agreement, Melgar said, will “ensure that we protect Baby Prop. C so we can actually achieve the goal of universal child care in San Francisco.”The City also hopes to lure new businesses back to its downtown, which emptied at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and has not recovered.
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