Updated 1d ago · First reported Jul 15, 6:28 AM
San Francisco supervisors are set to vote on a plan to boost homelessness services and supportive housing with a $23.1 million investment for 2026-2027 and $23.4 million for the following year.
Why it matters: The plan could significantly impact the city’s budget and its ability to address homelessness, with potential consequences for the city’s…
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The plan could significantly impact the city’s budget and its ability to address homelessness, with potential consequences for the city’s most vulnerable populations.
The upcoming vote by San Francisco supervisors on the homelessness and supportive housing spending plan.
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