supervisor stephen sherrill
San Francisco is a city on the rise and we must keep that momentum going.
As a father raising a family in District 2 with my wife Sarah, I want this to be the place where families and businesses choose to start, stay, and grow.
I focus on the basics: safe streets, clean neighborhoods, and thriving small businesses. I know how to get things done at City Hall, and every result I deliver starts with showing up in our neighborhoods and listening.
San Francisco has long been a beacon of freedom and democratic values. To protect those values, we need to win on everyday issues. I'm working to make San Francisco easier to live in and easier to raise a family in, a city that inspires pride and possibility.
We're moving forward. Our best days are ahead, and I'm not letting up. I hope you'll join me.
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Public Safety & Clean Streets
Safe, clean neighborhoods are the foundation of our city’s future.
what we have done
Brought seven-day-a-week police foot patrols to the Marina
Protected funding for street cleaning, trash pickup, and park maintenance
Voted to appoint 3 new pro-safety police commissioners
what's Next
Stronger police response to drug activity near schools and playgrounds
Expand fentanyl prevention and abstinence-based recovery programs
More trash cans and security technology across every neighborhood
thriving SMALL BUSINESSES
Strong small businesses mean strong neighborhoods.
what we have done
Extended First Year Free to waive fees for new businesses opening in SF
Removed outdated restrictions on Van Ness to help fill empty storefronts
Led the Clay Theatre legislation and introduced the Union Street entertainment zone
what's next
Keep cutting red tape so it is faster and cheaper to open a business in SF
Advance the Fillmore entertainment zone and create more opportunities for our businesses to engage commercial corridors
Push for commonsense reforms that let neighborhood businesses attract customers
Push to make parking work better for businesses and customers across our commercial corridors
a san francisco that works for you
From fixing sidewalks to championing neighborhood projects, Stephen's office is here to deliver. He believes the best ideas come from the community, and he takes pride in being accessible and responsive to every resident of District 2. More trees near Laurel Village? Holiday lights at the Palace of Fine Arts? Your ideas make our neighborhoods great.
news & press
Latest Developments
NEWS ARTICLE
Endorsement: Stephen Sherrill, again, for S.F. District 2 supervisor
The editorial board says a vote for Sherrill “represents an embrace of planning wisely and thoughtfully for the city’s future.”
Since taking office, Sherrill has sponsored or co-sponsored more than 20 pieces of legislation, from extending First Year Free for new businesses to helping fill empty storefronts on Van Ness.
The board praised his “mostly thoughtful approach to growth” and his work on greater accountability and transparency in public spending.
NEWS ARTICLE
Sherrill Moves to Remove Palmer from Sheriff’s Oversight Board
Sherrill introduced a motion to suspend William Palmer and file 12 official-misconduct charges.
GrowSF writes that “Sherrill was right to act,” calling the findings detailed and damning. Someone charged with overseeing law enforcement cannot use that office to intimidate deputies.
That’s why Sherrill supports Proposition F, giving the Board power to remove appointed officials directly.
NEWS ARTICLE
Sherrill Pushes for Better Crowd Planning Ahead of Fleet Week
After crowds were underestimated at the 4th of July celebration and the Formula 1 demonstration, Sherrill is pressing the city to plan for bigger turnout at Fleet Week.
“What I want to make sure happens is that there is real-time coordination to understand if there are any traffic impacts,” he said, as the city coordinates with rideshare and autonomous vehicle companies on pickup and drop-off zones.