The District 7 residents have spoken.
Eleven of 16 proposals won funding in the 2026 cycle of participatory budgeting, the Office of District 7 Supervisor Myrna Melgar announced on Wednesday.
The office received dozens of proposals that were culled by a community review committee. Several winners are in the neighborhood.
"In the coming weeks, the District 7 office will start working on the legislation that will authorize the funding of these projects," the office said in an announcement. "Funds will be released to city departments in the fall."
