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Committee tables contracting‑out resolutions after Prop J rejection
Summary
Supervisors tabled six resolutions that would have concurred with controller certifications allowing private contractors to perform various city services, noting Proposition J's rejection means no contracting out of services at this time.
At the start of its July 1 meeting the Budget & Finance Committee read six items proposing resolutions concurring with the controller’s certifications that specified services could be performed by private contractors for lower cost than city employees. The items covered health services at the San Francisco Jail, citywide janitorial work, museum security (Asian Art and Fine Arts museums), juvenile hall food service, DPH hospital security, and citywide security services for several municipal facilities.
Supervisor Bevan Dufty moved to table the contracting‑out items; the motion was seconded by a colleague and taken "without objection" after Chair John Avalos noted the result of a Proposition J vote. Avalos stated on the record: "We have just rejected the Prop J's, so there will be no contracting out of services in the city and county of San Francisco." The committee therefore did not advance those resolutions at this time.
Next steps: Items can be reconsidered only if the Board or relevant stakeholders present new information or if the political/legal landscape changes.
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