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Mayor, Board president unveil $32 billion 10‑year capital plan; supervisors raise concerns about a proposed new jail
Summary
Mayor Lee and Board President Breed introduced a $32 billion, 10‑year capital plan on March 3 that lists major investments in hospitals, seismic retrofits, transit and sea‑level‑rise measures; supervisors praised the plan overall but flagged the proposed Hall of Justice replacement jail for further review.
Mayor Lee and Board President Breed on March 3 released a 10‑year capital plan proposing roughly $32 billion in infrastructure investments for San Francisco, including seismic retrofits, transportation projects, a new trauma hospital and measures to address sea‑level rise.
President Breed described the plan as fiscally responsible and designed to avoid tax increases or higher debt caps while delivering projects ranging from the new trauma facility at San Francisco General, the Central Subway and…
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