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San Francisco supervisors advance $535 million ESSER bond and related capital plan changes
Summary
The Board of Supervisors on Jan. 27 approved several capital and bond measures on first reading, including an item to appropriate roughly 9,000,000,000 in airport financing proceeds and a $535 million bond measure to fund earthquake and public-safety facility improvements (ESSER facilities) to appear on the June ballot.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Tuesday took first‑reading action on a package of capital measures that includes a $535 million bond proposal to fund emergency and public‑safety facility upgrades and related changes to the city’s capital expenditure planning.
Supervisor Wong urged support for the package, saying the investments are a step toward ensuring neighborhoods such as the Sunset District receive ‘‘the same level of investments in public safety infrastructure as anywhere else in San Francisco.’’ The…
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