Mayor Lurie's Statement on Federal Government Calling Off Potential Federal Deployment in San Francisco

Mayor Daniel Lurie confirmed that President Biden has canceled potential federal deployment plans in San Francisco, a move that Lurie believes will support the city's recovery. In a conversation with the president, Lurie reiterated that public safety remains a top priority, and he welcomes partnerships with federal agencies to address drug-related issues. He pointed out that San Francisco is experiencing a resurgence, with more visitors and renewed office activity. The mayor expressed concerns that military presence could hinder this progress and thanked the community for its unified response. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem also reaffirmed the cancellation of deployment plans.

Lurie’s team will monitor the situation and stay prepared for any necessary actions. The mayor's statement reflects a growing optimism for the city's future, positioning San Francisco as a vital hub for technology and innovation. Lurie concluded by expressing gratitude for the collaborative efforts of city leaders and residents during recent challenges.