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Recovery Office to delete FY26 positions and add FY27-funded roles to support demolition and home repair

Board of Estimate and Apportionment · July 28, 2026
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Summary

The board approved, on first reading, a swap of Recovery Office positions: deleting roles funded under FY26 Rams board bill 31 and adding positions funded under FY27 board bill 22 intended to provide administrative, oversight, fiscal compliance, and program delivery support for demolition, debris removal, and home repair programs.

The Chair described a staffing change for the mayor’s Recovery Office during the July 28 meeting, saying the board would delete positions funded by fiscal year 2026 (Rams board bill 31) and add positions funded by fiscal year 2027 (board bill 22).

“These positions are dedicated to the Recovery Office and provide administrative support, oversight, fiscal compliance, status support systems, and support the delivery of demolition, debris removal, and home repair programs,” the Chair said. The board adopted the item for the first time by roll call.

The transcript does not state the number of positions affected or provide dollar amounts for the changes; those details are listed in the agenda exhibits but were not read into the public record during the portions of the meeting captured in the transcript.