Mayor Lurie Appoints Beya Alcaraz as District Four Supervisor

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Mayor Daniel Lurie appointed Beya Alcaraz as the new District 4 Supervisor in San Francisco to fill a vacant seat on the Board of Supervisors. Alcaraz, 29, has deep roots in the Sunset district, where she previously owned a pet supply store and worked as an art and music teacher. She aims to unify the community and prioritize local issues, stating that residents deserve to have a say in decisions affecting them. Alcaraz created community programs during her business tenure, including a pet food bank and donation drives. Her experience illustrates the challenges of small business ownership in San Francisco, enhancing her understanding of local concerns.

Raised in the Sunset, she has a long history of community involvement, from volunteering to coaching youth sports. Alcaraz’s appointment signals a shift toward more engaged and responsive leadership in the district. Mayor Lurie emphasized Alcaraz’s potential as a "bridge builder" for the community.

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