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DAS commission unanimously approves FY21'23 budget as feeding response winds down
Summary
The San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services Commission unanimously approved the FY21'23 budget Feb. 3, 2021. Budget staff warned the city faces a projected $411 million deficit and the COVID-19 feeding program drove year-to-year shifts; the department expects feeding supports to ramp down as vaccination expands.
The San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services Commission voted unanimously Feb. 3 to approve the department's FY21'23 budget after a presentation from budget staff outlining pandemic-driven program spending and revenue changes.
Dan Kaplan, DAS/HSA budget director, told the commission the city is forecasting a $411,000,000 deficit and described how the department's COVID-19 feeding program (about $47,000,000 in the current year) accounted for much of a year-to-year decline in total DAS spending from approximately $435 million to $407 million. Kaplan also said…
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