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Supervisors approve package of ordinances; realignment, gun-safety findings and a $15.75 million settlement move forward
Summary
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Sept. 27 adopted a package of ordinances and resolutions addressing public safety, building standards, film production incentives and a settlement appropriation, and took action to align city rules with a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision on public campaign financing.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Sept. 27 adopted a package of ordinances and resolutions addressing public safety, building standards, film production incentives and a settlement appropriation, and took action to align city rules with a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision on public campaign financing.
Why it matters: The board's actions include measures tied to the state's prisoner realignment program, local gun-safety laws now facing federal litigation, and a roughly $15.75 million settlement authority — items with budgetary and legal consequences for the city.
Key outcomes
- Adult Probation / Realignment (Item 26): The board passed an ordinance assigning the Adult Probation Department to lead San Francisco’s intake and supervision work related to state prisoner realignment. Supervisor McPremier summarized the shift: “Every single county in the state of California will be receiving back state prisoners to each jurisdiction.” The…
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