Budget Information Fiscal Year 2025-26
Fiscal Years 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 see San Francisco at the forefront of both great challenges and great opportunity. While the full picture of the impacts of changes at the federal and state level is unclear, we do know that San Francisco’s budget is facing a ballooning deficit of $1 billion.
This presents all of us with a choice - do we want San Francisco to continue to be the sanctuary that has welcomed such diversity into our neighborhoods? Or are we going to ignore the disproportionate impact that cuts to city services place on our most vulnerable, including immigrants, families, youth, seniors, working people and small businesses?
These questions help drive the work of the Board of Supervisors’ Budget Committee, work that is not just limited to a few months of “budget season” but throughout the year as we play a critical oversight role and as a partner to deliver meaningful solutions.
It is also essential that this work be done in collaboration and in partnership with our new City administration, colleagues, other policy makers, residents, and our labor and community stakeholders. Lasting solutions that hold the City accountable on our spending and service delivery must also ensure that all San Franciscans continue to have access to the critical services they rely on.
As the fiscal year progresses, this site will be updated as a source of information and opportunities to engage in key budgetary decisions. We invite all San Franciscans to participate and keep track of our progress as the Budget Committee scrutinizes our city’s spending and works together to deliver an equitable budget for us all.
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Budget Related Documents and Presentations:
- 12/18/2024 Proposed Five-Year Financial Plan FY 2025-26 through 2029-30
- 12/11/2024 2024 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR)
- 12/5/2024 Status of the San Francisco Economy: November 2024
- 12/3/2024 Mayor’s Budget Instructions