by Bay City News
A $400 million bond measure to finance public-safety infrastructure upgrades in San Francisco was put on hold Tuesday while the Board of Supervisors decides whether to add $25 million in streetlight improvements to the measure. The bond, planned to go on the June ballot, would finance the relocation of the Medical Examiner’s Office and the Police Department’s forensics and traffic units to new seismically safe buildings, the upgrades of dozens of police and fire stations and the improvement of The City’s Auxiliary Water Supply System.…
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