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SF backs $275M in housing bonds; budget vote waits till June 11

San Francisco Budget and Appropriations Committee: Up to $275M in affordable-housing bonds and the redevelopment agency's budget cleared committee, both headed to the full Board July 14.
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San Francisco
Budget and Appropriations Committee Meeting
June 10, 2026

TL;DR

  • The committee backed up to $275 million in affordable-housing bonds and sent the redevelopment agency's budget to the full Board for July 14.
  • A separate stopgap budget cleared the committee to keep city services running when the new fiscal year starts July 1.
  • Supervisors held the full two-year budget, and the cuts in it, until June 11.

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