The budget restores funding for “essential programs,” threatened by the proposal, such as “the administration of campaign finance laws, ethics training and education, and enforcement.'
San Francisco's ethics watchdog was spared the significant reductions to its budget first proposed by Mayor London Breed.
And while the money is only a small portion of The City’s $14.6 billion budget, supervisors and Ethics Commission leaders stressed the importance of its work, particularly given that 2024 is a major election year. The budget restores funding for “essential programs,” threatened by the proposal, such as “the administration of campaign finance laws, ethics training and education, and enforcement,” Lee said.
Study: SF COVID death rates far lower than state, US A joint study with UCSF and San Francisco public health officials credits The City’s strict COVID-19 strategy for its low mortality rates
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