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Mark your calendars, SF citizens! ConnectedSF's summer calendar is heating up! Join us July 8th as we dissect "Vision Zero" and again on July 29th, as SFCTA presents the I-280 off ramps project. Our goal? To empower, educate, and spark bold conversations about your city's future.…

Learn about how your commute will be affected directly from the @sfcta w/ Advocates 11 and Mobilize 10 @ IT Bookman this tuesday at 6pm! RSVP: eventbrite.com/e/community-me…

Sorry, we thought democracy involved listening to people...link.sfstandard.com/view/6872e614d… Want to make your voice heard take the poll @ form.jotform.com/251967440992166 @MHurabiell @sfstandard @yimbyaction @growsf

Done. Join me in sending an email objecting to this additional tax, from a government with a budget already as high per capita as any major city in the U.S., AND, unlike many cities, benefitting from tourist-driven tax revenues. Hit the link and weigh-in:…

Terrible policy☝️. SF taxpayers already pay more than anywhere for basic city services, so layering on more usage fees for public facilities is both obnoxious and another death-by-a-thousand-cuts strategy. Free or subsidized services and housing for endless streams of…

What can you do? Send an email NOW to say: Public amenities should stay public. form.jotform.com/251967440992166

A really insightful and important first in a 13-part series that explains our city budget and how and why it needs drastic reimagining. I’ll continue to post the series as they appear: San Francisco’s budget by the numbers: A population perspective thevoicesf.org/san-franciscos……

When I came into office, San Franciscans were ready for change. Families were questioning whether to stay. Small businesses were struggling. Residents had lost trust that city government could deliver. On top of that, we inherited an $800 million deficit—the result of years of…

This article does a poor job of analyzing the results of opening UGH. It seems the writer desperately wants to feed the Emperor's outfit narrative, but really struggles to do so. Some questions whose answers would have made this a better researched article: 1) What was the…

Mayor Lurie and the Board of Supervisors have approved fees for public facilities in San Francisco including parks and sports courts. This shift raises accessibility concerns for these previously free public spaces. This move threatens accessibility and freedom to enjoy these…

A GG Park favorite! Thanks for the show .⁦@RecParkSF⁩! .⁦@ConnectedSF⁩ #InspireSF #ThingsIloveaboutSF

AB 699 could hide important tax info in hard-to-find places. Voice your concern to legislators: NO on AB 699 Make your voice heard: form.jotform.com/250765962583166 or click the link in our bio.

Right now, local ballot measures that raise taxes must clearly state the tax rate, how long the tax will last, and how much money it will raise. This information is mailed directly to every voter. AB 699 would gut that requirement, allowing this vital information to be buried in…

Big changes are coming to the I-280 freeway. Want to know what’s planned? Join us for a Community Meeting with the SFCTA to get the latest on ramp redesigns and the city’s transportation plan. Your input matters! Tuesday, July 29 6:00 PM IT Bookman Community Center Let’s make…

For anyone who commutes/ uses 280: Changes coming to on- and off-ramps . . . here about what's coming: eventbrite.com/e/community-me…

SFMTA? I'm not sure, but our members in .@Advocates_11 and Mobilize10 raised concerns and arranged a meeting... There are a lot of ramp changes occurring and some of the changes are hard to understand, eg: ramp at Duboce / S Van Ness they are adding a cross walk - instead of…

San Francisco voted for change. @DanielLurie is not only doing a good job, he's approachable and is generally a nice person. London Breed did not give off that same vibe. That's the way it goes.