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Votes at a glance: Budget & Finance Committee, Sept. 17, 2025
Summary
The Budget and Finance Committee handled a slate of budget and contract items on Sept. 17, forwarding most to the full Board with positive recommendations; several items passed by unanimous 3-0 votes.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee met on Sept. 17, 2025. The committee handled multiple items and took roll-call votes; below is a concise summary of formal actions the committee recorded and the roll-call tallies.
Key votes (roll-call tallies):
- Item 3 — Resolution setting combined property-tax rates for FY 2025–26 (includes pass-through rates for tenants): Forwarded to the full board with a positive recommendation. Vote: Dorsey — aye; Chen — aye; Chan — aye (3-0).
- Item 5 — Resolution authorizing Animal Care and Control (SFACC) to enter into a cooperative agreement with the Presidio Trust to provide animal-control and welfare services on Presidio Trust lands (initial 5-year term with option to extend): Forwarded to full board with positive recommendation. Vote: Dorsey — aye; Chen — aye; Chan — aye (3-0). SFACC estimated annual compensation from the trust of approximately $6,000 per year based on last year’s activity.
- Item 6 — Resolution authorizing a lease for 1908–1950 Innis Avenue for Fleet Management/Central Shops (6-year term commencing 10/1/2025 through 9/30/2031; base annual rent $631,800 with 3% annual increases; up to $349,000 in tenant improvements): Forwarded to full board with positive recommendation. Vote: Dorsey — aye; Chen — aye; Chan — aye (3-0). The lease supports a temporary refueling station to meet a state mandate to replace single-walled tanks and will fund temporary fueling operations while two city-owned fueling station projects proceed (combined estimated $20M project across two sites).
- Item 9 — Resolution approving Amendment No. 2 to the DPH agreement with Edgewood Center for Children and Families for hospital diversion and crisis stabilization services (extend term to 06/30/2030; increase to approximately $31.6M): Forwarded to full board with a positive recommendation. Vote: Dorsey — aye; Chen — aye; Chan — aye (3-0). The contract funds programs that provide 23-hour crisis stabilization and hospital diversion services for youth; DPH reported services are meeting expectations and noted a monitoring plan following a reporting lapse that was found unsubstantiated.
- Item 10 — Resolution authorizing HSH to accept and expend $200,000 subgrant from the Urban Institute to continue project management of the Just Home cohort 1 (retroactive costs incurred 06/15/2025–09/30/2026): Forwarded to full board with positive recommendation. Vote: Dorsey — aye; Chen — aye; Chan — aye (3-0).
Other items: The committee also advanced several other items with recorded roll-call votes, most by unanimous committee support; see individual committee-record articles for detail on each item.
Ending: Items summarized here will appear on the full Board of Supervisors agenda for final action, mostly with positive recommendations from the Budget and Finance Committee. For program-level details and the committee’s discussion on controversial items (for example, Urban Alchemy/711 Post), consult the committee transcript and the Budget and Legislative Analyst reports linked in the official file.
