Mayor Lurie's Statement on Board of Supervisors Budget and Appropriations Committee Unanimous Vote in Support of City Budget

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Mayor Daniel Lurie issued a statement after the Board of Supervisors Budget and Appropriations Committee unanimously advanced the city's budget. This budget aims to address an inherited $800 million deficit while prioritizing core services like public safety and clean streets. Lurie highlighted that the budget aligns spending with revenues, focusing on urgent issues such as the fentanyl crisis and homelessness. He also noted the importance of protecting resources for immigrant and LGBTQ+ communities while preparing for potential challenges from federal and state levels. The city controller's findings indicate a reversal of a decade-long trend, with projected annual savings of up to $300 million.

Lurie recognized the difficult decisions made to set the city up for success, emphasizing a collaborative spirit in City Hall. The budget lays a foundation for long-term growth and economic recovery in San Francisco. Lurie committed to continuing efforts to deliver results for San Franciscans with the necessary accountability.

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