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Mayor—s two-year budget proposes $477M COVID recovery investments, new reserves and expanded non-police responses
Summary
The mayor—s proposed FY2022—FY2023 budget totals $13.1 billion and $12.8 billion, and includes $477 million for COVID-19 response, new reserves for a projected fiscal cliff and FEMA disallowance risk, and funding for alternative public-safety response teams. Supervisors probed reserve choices and funding splits for non-police teams.
The San Francisco Mayor's proposed budget for fiscal years 2021—2022 and 2022—2023, presented June 9 to the Board of Supervisors Budget & Appropriations Committee, would spend $13.1 billion in the first year and $12.8 billion in the second and directs $477 million over two years to COVID-19 response and recovery programs.
Ashley Grafenberger, the mayor's budget director, told the committee the plan closes an immediate $23 million shortfall and prioritizes food security, homeless services, behavioral health, nonprofit support, capital projects and affordable housing. Specific recovery items include $41 million for food security (including neighborhood feeding grants), roughly $20…
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