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Votes at a glance: Key actions taken by the Board of Supervisors on June 30, 2026

San Francisco Board of Supervisors · June 30, 2026
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Summary

The board approved multiple routine and committee items (consent items 1–4, several resolutions and reports), passed an ordinance on domestic violence shelter funding, and adopted several resolutions on first reading; several larger items were continued.

Here are the key formal actions the San Francisco Board of Supervisors recorded on June 30, 2026:

- Consent agenda (Items 1–4): Adopted as routine items; roll call recorded 11 ayes. (Angela Calvillo)

- Item 5 (Ordinance): Ordinance to rename and revise the Domestic Violence Shelter Base Program Fund — finally passed. (President Mandelmann)

- Item 7 (Ordinance, 1st reading): Amendments to the Fair Chance Ordinance to prohibit using out‑of‑state convictions or arrests for conduct lawful in California (including abortion-related care, drag performances, gender-affirming care, spontaneous abortion); passed on first reading. (President Mandelmann)

- Item 8 (Resolution): Authorize mayor or designee to cast assessment ballot for renewal and expansion of Downtown Community Benefit District — adopted without objection. (Angela Calvillo)

- Item 9 (Resolution): San Francisco Police Department 2025 use-of-equipment report — adopted. (Angela Calvillo)

- Item 11 (Resolution): Add 'Art Agnos Way' commemorative street name on Connecticut Street — adopted (11 ayes). (Angela Calvillo)

- Items 15–19 (Adoption without committee reference): Adopted on first reading by unanimous roll call (11 ayes).

- Continuances: Item 6 (omnibus code-cleanup ordinance) continued to July 14; Item 10 (public bank charter amendment) continued to July 7 (roll call 10 ayes, 1 no; Supervisor Wong voted no).

Votes and tallies were recorded on the official roll calls read by the clerk during the meeting.