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City budget office outlines $190M in COVID costs and FEMA reimbursement plan
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San Francisco officials told the Budget & Finance Committee they have recorded roughly $190M in COVID-19-related costs and are pursuing FEMA public assistance, expedited funding obligations, CARES Act allocations and Give2SF donations to offset local costs and the 6.25% local share.
San Francisco officials told the Board of Supervisors Budget & Finance Committee on April 29 that the city has recorded roughly $190 million in COVID‑19-related costs and is aggressively pursuing federal and state reimbursements to reduce the local share.
Kelly Kirkpatrick of the Mayor’s Budget Office outlined city expenditures that she said total about $60 million disbursed to date — roughly half for personnel and benefits — and roughly $15 million for health‑related staffing and supplies. Mark Dela Rosa, acting director of audits for the Controller’s Office and the city’s cost‑recovery lead, detailed how the city is pursuing FEMA Public Assistance and tracking other funding sources.
Dela Rosa said…
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