This Capital Plan identifies planned funding of $41.4 billion over 10 years. Despite this, the Plan defers nearly $7 billion in identified needs for General Fund departments. 

San Francisco’s Capital Plan reflects confidence in the City’s capacity to administer our capital program in a responsible and transparent manner that employs best practices in financial management. This includes establishing financial constraints around each funding program to promote its long-term viability, listing unfunded and deferred projects, and establishing funding principles.

Taking care of our capital infrastructure is an important part of building a resilient city. Resilience includes eliminating racial and social disparities so that all San Franciscans may recover and thrive no matter the shocks and stresses they face. The Capital Plan strives to fund projects and programs that address racial and social disparities and promote equity in the services delivered by the City’s facilities and infrastructure.