$360 Million San Francisco Infrastructure Bond Proposed for November Ballot

$360 Million San Francisco Infrastructure Bond Proposed for November Ballot
San Francisco Mayor London Breed speaks during a news conference outside of Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital in San Francisco on March 17, 2021. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images
Aaron Gonzalez
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San Francisco Mayor London Breed unveiled plans April 29 for a $360 million bond aimed at bolstering the city through investments in health and shelter projects, street safety, and road repaving, as well as enhancements to public spaces, slated for the November ballot.

“We are working every day to make San Francisco a vibrant and healthy city,” Ms. Breed said in the news release. “This bond will invest in our critical infrastructure and advance projects that create jobs and prioritize important civic needs.”

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Aaron Gonzalez is a news reporter based in California. He was born and raised near Monterey in California's Central Coast. In addition to writing, he is passionate about jazz music, poetry, and coffee.