Section 1621(a) of the San Francisco Police Code states that it shall be a violation of Article 16 for a Cannabis Testing Facility, Cannabis Distributors, and Delivery-Only Cannabis Retailers to ...

Every year, the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing participates in San Francisco’s city budget process. Information about HSH’s adopted FY 2026-27 and FY 2027-28 budget will be posted ...

We fund 6 types of services for young people.

POLICY: Children who are injured while in our care will have a record of the injury and first aid received. Documentation will be filed in the child’s permanent record. PURPOSE: To accurately reflect ...

POLICY: Children who are excluded from the center due to illness will follow center’s policy and licensing regulations on criteria for the child to return to class. These requirements may include ...

If your approved SMP includes engineering and institutional controls, see compliance steps for projects with engineering controls. These steps below are implemented during and after construction ...

Real property or personal property exemptions or exclusions come in many forms. One thing they all have in common is they either reduce or eliminate your obligation to pay taxes. If you own and occupy ...

POLICY: Children who are mildly ill, but do not qualify for exclusion, will be accepted for care in the regular program. Children who become ill with excludable symptoms while at the center, will be ...

Departments can request a change in layoff order for specialized roles, subject to approval by the Human Resources director.

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POLICY: The childcare provider will have a daily conversation with the parent/ guardian upon arrival concerning the child’s health and well-being for that day. The health status of each child will be ...

For rent-controlled units, the annual allowable increase amount effective March 1, 2026 through February 28, 2027 is 1.6%. January 14, 2026 For rent-controlled units, the annual allowable increase ...