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further expanding the power of the SFMTA Board, granting the agency more flexibility in its labor relations, providing more funding for the agency, and imposing new limits on downtown parking. In
November 2016 San Francisco voters rejected by 45%–55% a second ballot measure that would have split appointments between the mayor and the Board of Supervisors. The measure would also have made it easier for the supervisors to reject the SFMTA budget.
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505:, SFMTA cut their bus service from 68 lines in February 2020 to as low as 17 in April 2020. In July 2020, SFMTA expected to lose over $ 568 million in revenue over the next four years. Along with increased pension costs and an expected annual $ 472 million maintenance cost, the transportation chief Jeffrey Tumlin has stated that up to 40 lines would not be reimplemented if the city of San Francisco fails to find new revenue sources.
716:* The city charter refers to this office as the Director of Transportation, though the alternative title "Executive Director" was more commonly used during the first decade of the agency's existence. In February 2006, the MTA Board adopted a resolution adding "CEO" to the title. When Edward D. Reiskin took office in 2011, he opted to use only the position's official title.
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and so on. The agency maintains over 434 bicycle lanes and 4000 bicycle parking racks, and has jurisdiction over 1088 miles of roads. Parking for automobiles is also managed by the agency, with 277,000 on-street parking spaces and with several parking garages around the city maintained by the agency.
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In
November 2005, the voters of San Francisco rejected, by a margin of 35%–65%, a ballot measure which would have allowed the Board of Supervisors to appoint three of the SFMTA Board's seven members. In November 2007, the voters of San Francisco approved, by a vote of 55% to 45%, a charter amendment
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Supervisors exercised its prerogative, under the charter, to reject the mayor's appointees to the SFMTA Board, when then-Mayor Newsom appointed Hunter Stern to a vacant seat. The Board of Supervisors rejected Stern by a 7–4 vote on September 27, 2005. Stern was an official
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The total operating revenue for 2017 was $ 1.063 billion, with around $ 206 million budgeted from transit fares, $ 293 million from the city's general fund, and $ 329 million from parking, fines, and fees. The capital budget was $ 829 million in 2017, with the vast majority of the funds going to the
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in
Atlanta, took over as the new executive director. On June 15, 2011, the SFMTA announced Ford would be leaving the agency effective June 30, 2011; shortly thereafter the SFMTA Board decided that Director of Administration, Taxis, and Accessible Services Debra A. Johnson would take over as acting
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The SFMTA handles rail, bus, and other public transportation under its
Transit division (the San Francisco Municipal Railway, commonly known as "Muni"). The SFMTA handles over 700,000 weekday boardings (707,590 in fiscal year 2017) on its public transit services and serves 90 routes. Muni provides
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The SFMTA oversees the management of streets and ground transportation in the City and County of San
Francisco, delegating its authority to several divisions within the agency. These divisions are tasked with managing specific aspects of the city's transportation such as transit, street design,
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Proposition E also established a 15-member SFMTA Citizens
Advisory Council which must review the agency's budget and which makes recommendations on agency policy. The mayor appoints four members of the SFMTA Citizens Advisory Council and each member of the Board of Supervisors appoints one.
455:. When Vaughns left the board, James McCray Jr. was elected chairman. Like two of his then-colleagues, McCray previously served on the Parking and Traffic Commission, which was abolished when the department merged into the SFMTA. A majority of the current SFMTA Board was first appointed by
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Director of Transportation (a position referred to, at various times, in practice and by SFMTA Board policy, as "Executive Director" or "Executive Director/CEO") was Michael T. Burns. On July 15, 2005, he left the SFMTA for a position with
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Proposition E, the Muni was governed by the Public Transportation Commission and the Department of Parking and Traffic was governed by the Parking and Traffic Commission. Both bodies were dissolved upon the full implementation of Proposition E.
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Though the SFMTA primarily serves the transit needs of the city of San
Francisco, it also participates in regional transit planning efforts. For example, a representative of the SFMTA sits on the board of the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board which oversees
332:, and revenue from parking facilities. On the capital side, funding comes from at least 38 different sources at the local (San Francisco), regional (Bay Area), state, and federal levels. Funding from the general fund is affected by the 2014 Proposition B
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program to dynamically price metered parking spaces on the city's streets in order to regulate parking demand and ensure that parking spaces remain available for use. Some parking spaces managed by the city are dedicated to car-sharing programs such as
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The SFMTA was established by the passage of Proposition E in November 1999, a measure which amended San Francisco's charter and established the semi-independent agency to combine and run Muni and DPT. The measure, promoted by the transit riders' group
826:* Although the city charter specifies that the SFMTA Board shall have a "chair", Flynn, Vaughns, McCray, Nolan, and Brinkman all opted for the style "chairman." Agendas for the full SFMTA Board switched in 2019 to the titles "chair" and "vice chair."
285:, are also regulated by the agency and are required to operate routes that complement the city's transit services rather than compete with them. In addition to regulating private transit operators, the SFMTA has expressed interest in regulating
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executive director until a permanent replacement was selected by the SFMTA Board. The board selected Edward D. Reiskin, the head of the San Francisco Department of Public Works, as the permanent executive director, effective August 15, 2011.
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of, as of 2015, 1096 service vehicles: buses (both diesel and trolleybus), cable cars, light rail vehicles, and historic streetcars. The agency and its board also set the
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Engineering, Maintenance, & Safety Committee: Zepeda (chair), Vincent, Cornell, Chen
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1212:"SF to convert up to 1,000 parking spaces into car-sharing spots"
1259:"SFO, SFMTA ask state for stricter regulations of Uber and Lyft"
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San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (April 12, 2024).
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in order to improve service performance for the transit system.
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Government transportation agency in San Francisco, California
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1406:"Debra Johnson picked to serve as Muni's acting chief"
1310:"Balancing the Transportation Needs of a Growing City"
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San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (2017).
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Policy and Governance Committee: Hinze (chair), Cajina
1285:"Streets for All Fiscal Year 2016-2017 Annual Report"
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List of chairs of the SFMTA Citizens Advisory Council
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San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA)
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The first chair of the SFMTA Board of Directors was
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List of vice chairs of the SFMTA Board of Directors
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90:1 South Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, California
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1648:"SF's transit agency announces interim director"
720:List of chairs* of the SFMTA Board of Directors
469:International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
171:) is an agency created by consolidation of the
69:San Francisco Department of Parking and Traffic
1335:"Budget Overview Fiscal Years 2017 & 2018"
66:San Francisco Public Transportation Commission
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1784:San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency
161:San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency
120:Amanda Eaken, Chair, SFMTA Board of Directors
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1790:"SFMTA Photography Department & Archive"
1702:"American Legal Publishing - Online Library"
1236:Rodriguez, Joe Fitzgerald (March 13, 2017).
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1210:Rodriguez, Joe Fitzgerald (July 19, 2017).
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1257:Rodriguez, Joe Fitzgerald (May 27, 2015).
117:Jeffrey Tumlin, Director of Transportation
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1084:4-16-24 MTAB Item 15B Consolidated Budget
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592:Council Secretary: Keka Robinson-Luqman
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2392:Public transportation in San Francisco
1563:Peterson, Andrea (November 29, 2016).
299:California Public Utilities Commission
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2081:San Francisco Unified School District
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1067:Padilla, Cristina (August 16, 2017).
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2212:Golden Gate National Recreation Area
2026:San Francisco International Airport
486:In November 2016, SFMTA was hit by
1646:Sabatini, Joshua (July 10, 2019).
1627:Swan, Rachel (November 13, 2019).
1115:Swan, Rachel (November 13, 2019).
503:COVID-19 pandemic in San Francisco
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2397:1999 establishments in California
2066:Recreation & Parks Department
1361:Sward, Susan (November 3, 1999).
535:Board Secretary: Christine Silva
204:parking needs, taxis, and so on.
187:, pedestrian infrastructure, and
1880:City and County of San Francisco
1844:Street cleaning schedule and map
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1143:"Muni average weekday boardings"
193:City and County of San Francisco
81:City and County of San Francisco
2387:San Francisco Municipal Railway
2149:San Francisco Municipal Railway
2031:Municipal Transportation Agency
1829:SFMTA Citizens Advisory Council
1809:San Francisco Municipal Railway
1435:"Ed Reiskin, new transit chief"
1184:Downing, Shane (May 24, 2017).
544:SFMTA Citizens Advisory Council
214:San Francisco Municipal Railway
208:San Francisco Municipal Railway
173:San Francisco Municipal Railway
135:San Francisco Municipal Railway
463:and later reappointed by Lee.
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1588:Swan, Rachel (July 3, 2020).
1493:"November 2007 Proposition A"
1813:San Francisco Department of
1666:"February 21, 2006, minutes"
1419:fpadmin (January 18, 2013).
2382:Government of San Francisco
2056:Public Utilities Commission
1633:The San Francisco Chronicle
320:, transit passenger fares,
248:Streets, Parking, and Taxis
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1719:fpadmin (March 28, 2013).
1652:The San Francisco Examiner
664:Debra A. Johnson (acting)
380:Van Ness Bus Rapid Transit
256:, bicycle infrastructure,
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1981:San Francisco consulates
1824:SFMTA Board of Directors
1552:Department of Elections.
1527:Department of Elections.
1089:(Report). Archived from
691:Thomas Maguire (acting)
552:Frank Zepeda, Vice Chair
517:Amanda Eaken, Vice Chair
509:SFMTA Board of Directors
494:, demanding $ 70,000 in
352:Current capital projects
2144:San Francisco Bay Ferry
2021:Human Rights Commission
1595:San Francisco Chronicle
1367:San Francisco Chronicle
1121:San Francisco Chronicle
390:Geary Bus Rapid Transit
265:The SFMTA operates the
234:transit signal priority
2296:Washington Square Park
2276:San Francisco Maritime
1839:The N Judah Chronicles
1794:sfmta.photoshelter.com
1539:"Information pamphlet"
1505:on September 15, 2007.
1264:San Francisco Examiner
1243:San Francisco Examiner
1216:San Francisco Examiner
1010:Linton H. Stables III
999:David Pilpel (acting)
651:Nathaniel P. Ford Sr.
451:; he was succeeded by
185:bicycle infrastructure
106:$ 1.446 billion (2024)
2046:Port of San Francisco
1776:Transportation portal
1604:Hearst Communications
1069:"Jobs with the SFMTA"
710:similar to Reiskin's
514:Gwyneth Borden, Chair
364:, which extended the
258:bus and transit lanes
2071:Sheriff's Department
1971:Board of Supervisors
1762:San Francisco portal
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421:Board of Supervisors
396:Better Market Street
328:the agency charges,
289:companies including
2301:Yerba Buena Gardens
2197:Corona Heights Park
2134:Golden Gate Transit
1706:library.amlegal.com
1570:The Washington Post
549:Neil Ballard, Chair
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2317:Golden Gate Bridge
2291:Sutro Heights Park
2247:Mountain Lake Park
1996:Board of Education
1392:www.rescuemuni.org
749:Cleopatra Vaughns
705:December 16, 2019
697:December 15, 2019
677:Edward D. Reiskin
461:Mayor Gavin Newsom
437:Mayor Willie Brown
433:Mayor Frank Jordan
346:Regional Measure 3
60:Preceding agencies
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2192:Candlestick Point
2129:Golden Gate Ferry
2109:Amtrak California
2041:Police Department
2036:Police Commission
2011:Ethics Commission
2006:District Attorney
1721:"Cheryl Brinkman"
1388:"JUNE 18TH DRAFT"
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947:Malcolm Heinicke
942:January 17, 2017
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906:February 3, 2009
903:James McCray Jr.
898:February 3, 2009
873:January 20, 2004
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804:Malcolm Heinicke
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625:Michael T. Burns
585:Yensing Sihapanya
453:Cleopatra Vaughns
384:bus rapid transit
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