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Mayor’s June 1 budget: $6.06 billion plan emphasizes Muni, public safety, streets and homelessness; community groups urge restorations
Summary
The mayor submitted a $6.06 billion city budget highlighting Muni investments, public‑safety initiatives, pavement and homelessness funding; dozens of advocates urged the Board to restore cuts to health, homeless and HIV services during a lengthy public‑comment period.
The mayor’s June 1 general fund submission presented to the Budget and Finance Committee proposes a $6.06 billion total city budget (5.5% growth), with the general fund at approximately $2.9 billion and a $117 million rainy‑day reserve.
Key mayoral proposals highlighted by the mayor’s budget office included:
- Increased investment in Muni and transit operations, including continued service adjustments tied to the new T line and hybrid bus deliveries; the MTA presented an adjusted FY08 budget of about $686.5 million. - Public safety additions including funding for 250 police officers (five academy classes)…
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