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Supervisors Hear Mayor—s $15.9B Budget as Officials Warn of Structural Deficit

Budget and Appropriation Committee · June 12, 2024
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Summary

Mayor—s proposed two-year budget totals $15.9 billion in FY24-25, with a $6.9 billion general fund and heavy reliance on one-time funds and reserves to close a roughly $789 million gap; the controller cautioned a persistent structural deficit of about $800 million and urged future difficult choices.

Chair Supervisor Connie Chan convened the Budget and Appropriation Committee on June 12 to review the mayor—s proposed interim and two-year budgets. Mayor—s Budget Director Anna Dooney told the committee the proposed FY24-25 budget totals $15.9 billion, including a general fund of about $6.9 billion and targeted investments in employee wages and homelessness services.

The presentation and follow-up analysis from City Controller Greg Wagner focused on the plan—s heavy use of one-time solutions. Dooney said the mayor—s proposal balances a roughly $789 million gap using a mix of…

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