San Francisco County Transportation Authority Board · Jul 14, 2026
Tuesday1 h 10 min4 officials identified2 public speakers11 agenda itemsVideo: SFGovTV
The item that drew the most public speakers: Approve the Fiscal Year 2026/27 Transportation Fund for Clean Air Program of Projects, Totaling $2,496,917, with Conditions, 1 speaker, over 14 min.
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- 0:25Roll Call
- 2:06Approve the Minutes of the June 23, 2026 Meeting
- 3:34Community Advisory Committee Report
- 23:51Allocate $3,055,000 and Appropriate $125,000 in Prop L Funds, with Conditions, for Six Requests
- 31:57Approve the Fiscal Year 2026/27 Transportation Fund for Clean Air Program of Projects, Totaling $2,496,917, with Conditions
- 46:10Amend the Prop K Standard Grant Agreements for the Visitacion Valley & Portola Community Based Transportation Plan (Plan) Implementation [NTIP Capital] to Update the Scope, Schedule, Cost, and Funding Plan; and Release $435,000 on Reserve to Implement Plan Recommendations
- 50:01Adopt the Laguna Honda Gondola Feasibility Study Final Report
- 1:01:18Award a Three-Year Professional Services Contract with an Option to Extend for Two Additional One-Year Periods, to Crowe LLP in an Amount Not to Exceed $340,000 for Annual Audit Services
- 1:03:22Ratify Debt, Investment, and Procurement Policies
- 1:04:57Introduction of New Items
- 1:09:52Adjournment
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Of course, we are unable to regulate AVs on our roads, but I do think we are seeing Now at multiple events where we are getting pretty disturbing— well, distressing and disturbing at best, but actually dangerous traffic snarls that we need the regulators to be looking at and doing more about.Rafael Mandelman · District 815:45
I’m definitely supportive of this legislation. I don’t think it goes far enough. Obviously, yes, we’re concerned about emergency response, traffic flow, etc. But I just could imagine being stuck in one of these things and not having the ability to, to get out.Shamann Walton · Supervisor · District 1018:00
What I’m most worried about actually is liability to the city in case of an unplanned event. So for a planned event, I think that there’s some things that we can do that we’ve talked about, like geofencing, coming up with some agreement for where things get— you know, AVs can go and not go.Myrna Melgar · Supervisor · District 719:07
Who spoke
4 officials identified · talk time, most first.
- Myrna MelgarSupervisor · District 7 · 10 min
- Shamann WaltonSupervisor · District 10 · 1.9 minFirst speaks at 14:02
- Rafael MandelmanDistrict 8 · 1.7 minFirst speaks at 15:31
- Danny SauterSupervisor · District 3 · 0.8 minFirst speaks at 42:14
Public comment: 2 speakers.
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Hamlet, “San Francisco County Transportation Authority Board, Jul 14, 2026: San Francisco.” https://cities.myhamlet.com/sf/sfcta/meetings/2026-07-14. Data as of Oct 9, 2026 (version d14b03c); meeting of Jul 14, 2026.



