San Francisco Climate Action Plan2026 plan · progress dashboard

The plan's commitments

183 actions across 7 sectors

Every action names the departments leading it and, for most, a target year. Implementation status arrives with the first annual reporting cycle; until then this is the plan as adopted.

15 of 183 actions match. Lead department: SF Public Works Department.

Transportation 3

  1. 3-1

    By the end of 2026, establish a streamlined curbside electric vehicle (EV) charging permitting and provider management process to facilitate publicly accessible chargers in the public right-of-way in neighborhoods with a prevalence of multifamily units. SFMTA, SFPW, SFE, DBI

    By 2026

  2. 4-4

    Invest in staffing and streamlining in the review of development agreement projects to speed and maximize the delivery of transportation benefits that integrate with the overall network. SFMTA, OEWD, SFPW

    No date set

  3. 4-5

    Implement the Better Streets Plan and standards, integrate NACTO standards, and adhere to urban design best practices in development projects to ensure walkability, safety, comfort, and equitable access for pedestrians and cyclists, where funding permits. SFMTA, SFPW, Planning

    No date set

Housing and Land Use 1

  1. 4-6

    By 2030, transform Downtown's public realm to serve its future as a mixed-use neighborhood, by improving outdoor spaces that serve all of its users—from workers, to shoppers, to residents—through projects like the Powell Street Improvement Project and recreational spaces in the East Cut and Embarcadero Park. OEWD, SFPW, RPD

    By 2030

Circular Economy 2

  1. 1-2

    By 2027, develop resource reclamation and reuse specifications and design and construction guidelines, then pilot at least two municipal reclamation and reuse projects. SFE, SFPW

    By 2027

  2. 1-4

    By 2026, develop material specifications and design and construction guidelines for municipal buildings and infrastructure that standardize circular procurement standards by piloting the use of low-carbon and less-toxic materials such as concrete, steel, asphalt, and wood. SFE, SFO, SFPW, Port

    By 2026

Healthy Ecosystems 9

  1. 2-2

    By 2030, implement pilot project with CalTrans, Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Authority, and/or other state agencies to revegetate degraded expressway, highway, and/or rail corridors with native trees and shrubs. SFPW, SFE

    By 2030

  2. 2-4

    By 2030, create a green-infrastructure biodiversity corridor on one or more streets. SFPUC, SFPW

    By 2030

  3. 2-6

    By 2030, implement 7-10 acres of the Sunset Boulevard Biodiversity Master Plan by planting native grasses, trees and shrubs for habitat and climate resilience. SFPW

    By 2030

  4. 3-1

    By 2027, City agencies will compile tree management procedures into one accessible public document that incorporates climate resilience, ecosystem services, and biodiversity, and deploy them by 2028. SFE, SFPW, RPD, Port, SFPUC URBAN FORESTRY COUNCIL: SFE, SFPW, RPD, PORT, SFPUC

    By 2027

  5. 3-4

    By 2028, secure funding to plant 5,000 trees per year to meet the City's street tree goal. SFPW

    By 2028

  6. 3-5

    By 2027, inventory suitable locations for planting coast live oak, other native trees, and arborescent shrubs in public spaces beyond sidewalks. SFPW, SFE

    By 2027

  7. 3-6

    By 2027, maintain street tree network according to the schedule stipulated in StreetTreeSF. SFPW

    By 2027

  8. 4-3

    By 2026, determine gaps in tree protection policies on streets and sidewalks. SFPW

    By 2026

  9. 4-4

    By 2027, strengthen policies that preserve and protect high value trees during private development or public infrastructure projects in the urban environment, and that sufficiently mitigate loss of trees whose removal is unavoidable. SFPW

    By 2027