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Committee forwards city’s $52 billion 10‑year capital plan after climate‑funding push from public
Summary
The Budget and Finance Committee recommended the 10‑year capital expenditure plan to the full board, while multiple public commenters urged a dedicated climate bond and greater climate mitigation funding in all future bonds.
The Budget and Finance Committee on April 9 voted to forward the City and County of San Francisco’s 10‑year capital expenditure plan (fiscal years 2026–2035) to the full Board of Supervisors with a positive recommendation.
Brian Strong, Chief Resilience Officer and director of the Office of Resilience and Capital Planning, told the committee the plan lists roughly $52 billion of investments over 10 years, driven largely by enterprise and external agencies (airport, PUC, Port, and outside agencies such as SFMTA and BART). Strong said the plan reflects constrained municipal capacity and noted a roughly $1 billion facilities backlog that the…
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