Can I be charged for requesting documents through Sunshine Requests?
Yes, a city department can charge 10 cents per page copied. It may also charge a duplication fee of 1 cent per page for a copy of a public record …
Read More
What can I do if I do not receive the records I requested?
First, try to follow up with the city department, because your Sunshine request may have simply been misplaced. If the department still does not respond, you should call the Sunshine …
Read More
How long does the San Francisco city department I contacted have to respond to my Sunshine request?
The San Francisco city department through which you submitted your Sunshine Request has 10 days to respond. However, if you requested several records, or any records that are located in …
Read More
What city departments does the Sunshine Ordinance apply to?
The San Francisco Sunshine Ordinance can only be applied to agencies, commissions and boards that have been established by the City Charter or by Ordinance or Resolution passed by the …
Read More
What is the San Francisco Sunshine Ordinance?
Adopted by voters in 1999, the Sunshine Ordinance allows access to public records and gives the public a procedure to follow if, for some reason or another, they cannot access …
Read More
How do I get a residential parking permit for my guests in San Francisco?
Residents in San Francisco with a current residential parking permit can purchase a temporary parking permit for visitors or guests. Existing residential parking permit holders must complete an application and …
Read More
Top News
Reset San Francisco is California Assemblymember Phil Ting’s online community that’s engaging residents around ideas, solutions and our love for our great city.
Paid for by Phil Ting for Assembly 2016.FPPC ID# 1373572.