Explore San Franciscos 15.9B budget

Mayor Daniel Lurie will present a budget proposal on June 1 to address San Francisco's projected $781. 5 million deficit. The city’s overall budget stands at $15. 9 billion, with substantial allocations directed toward transportation, public health, and public safety. The San Francisco Municipal Transit Agency and the Department of Public Health command significant portions, with the latter receiving $3.

2 billion, which includes $1. 3 billion for San Francisco General Hospital. Public safety budgets also reflect growth, with the police department receiving $822. 8 million. The general fund, primarily sourced from taxes and service charges, underpins many city services, raising concerns as federal funding declines.

The new mayor faces the challenge of cutting budgets while maintaining essential services. The budget proposal will outline necessary adjustments to navigate the financial shortfall. This financial planning is critical for sustaining operations in a city heavily reliant on diverse revenue streams.