Treasure Island to receive roughly $12 million in state infill funds for roads, conduit and YBI repairs TIDA staff said about $12 million in Infill Infrastructure Grant (IIG) funds have been reallocated by the Mayor's Office of Housing and Community Development to support Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island infrastructure, closing gaps on the Treasure Island Road project, funding late-added conduit work for stage 2, and covering a small remaining obligation on YBI roadway projects.

Treasure Island is set to receive a game-changing $12 million in state funds, aimed at improving crucial infrastructure and bridging funding gaps for vital projects!

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Commission and Financing Authority approve up to $48M in new bonds and $170M refunding for Mission Bay South On Jan. 6 the San Francisco Commission on Community Investment and Infrastructure and its Financing Authority authorized issuance of two bond series — up to $48 million in new-money tax-allocation bonds and up to $170 million in refunding bonds — to reimburse developer infrastructure in Mission Bay South and lock in projected debt-service savings.

San Francisco is set to save nearly $15 million by approving up to $218 million in new bonds for the Mission Bay South redevelopment, but concerns over community involvement loom large.

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Carpenters Local 22 advocates for Embarcadero Seawall bond measure approval Timothy Reif urges budget committee to support Embarcadero Seawall bond for seismic safety.

San Francisco's Embarcadero Seawall is at a critical crossroads—strengthening it could safeguard the city from seismic risks and create local jobs!

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San Francisco explores biosolids project and co-digestion strategies for waste management San Francisco plans upgrades to biosolids treatment and explores food waste co-digestion.

San Francisco is re-evaluating its infrastructure projects to tackle pressing issues and enhance waste management, promising a more sustainable future for the city.

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Supervisor Chan questions funding impact of infrastructure finance districts during city hearing Supervisor Chan seeks clarity on infrastructure finance districts reducing general fund revenues.

San Francisco is at a crossroads as Supervisor Chan questions whether new infrastructure funding could jeopardize essential city services.

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