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- Our Mission - SPUR
SPUR — the San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association — is a nonprofit public policy organization We bring people together from across the political spectrum to develop solutions to the big problems cities face
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SPUR offers five recommendations to streamline and standardize permits to improve safety, lower costs, reduce burdens on contractors and consumers, and create a fairer, more efficient system Balancing San Francisco’s Budget, Part 3: Closing the Structural Deficit
- From Uncertainty to Opportunity: SPUR Exhibition Reframes the Climate . . .
To continue riding this positive wave, amid federal government hostility to climate science, SPUR launched Watermarks: Postcards from the Future, an interactive exhibition on sea level rise and flood adaptation in the Bay Area
- Balancing San Francisco’s Budget, Part 3: Closing the Structural . . .
Photo by Sergio Ruiz for SPUR This article is the third in a three-part series examining San Francisco’s increasing structural deficit and the difficult decisions required to close it Part 1 looked at the budget process
- State Legislature’s Fast-Track Housing Package Includes 3 SPUR . . .
SPUR sponsored three of the package’s bills and is working on four other bills that would make it easier to build critically needed housing, including in transit-rich areas where increased density could boost transit use and help the state meet its climate goals
- SPUR 2025 Annual Report
The SPUR Voter Guide helped voters navigate a big year with two elections and measures at the local and state levels In recent years, SPUR has expanded its well-regarded ballot analysis, long a mainstay in San Francisco, to include issues on the ballot in San José and Oakland
- Balancing San Francisco’s Budget, Part 1: The Budget Process | SPUR
Photo by Sergio Ruiz for SPUR This article is the first in a three-part series examining San Francisco’s budget process, the growth of revenues and expenditures, and actions to address the increasing structural deficit
- SPUR CEO Alicia John-Baptiste to Join SF Mayor’s Administration
SPUR President and CEO Alicia John-Baptiste will be leaving SPUR to take on a newly created policy chief role with the San Francisco Mayor’s Office On February 3, she will join Mayor Daniel Lurie’s administration as Chief of Infrastructure, Climate Mobility
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