Intergovernmental: State
Revenue type · $1.3B adopted (FY2025)
In fiscal year 2025, intergovernmental: state makes up $1.3B of San Francisco's adopted revenue, 8.4% of the total, spread over 25 departments. Source: San Francisco adopted budget (Controller open data), data as of 13 July 2026.
Adopted (FY2025)
$1.3B
Share of city revenue
8.4%
Departments
25
Side
Revenue
What this is: Money from the State of California: health and social-services realignment funds and program reimbursements.Editorial gloss written for this site (provenance-flagged seed, 2026-07-16) — the label above is the source’s own.
By department — FY2025
Human Services Agency$500.0MPublic Health$388.1MMunicipal Transportation Agency (Muni)$75.3MPublic Works$64.7MHomelessness & Supportive Housing$56.4MPolice$52.4MFire Department$51.3MSheriff$41.6M
+ 17 smaller departments
Adult Probation$23.4MEnvironment$14.8MJuvenile Probation$14.4MEarly Childhood$13.9MHuman Rights Commission$9.9MChildren, Youth & Their Families$6.6MGeneral City (unallocated)$5.2MChild Support Services$4.3MDistrict Attorney$3.9MCity Planning$2.6MPublic Defender$1.6MRecreation & Parks$1.2MEconomic & Workforce Development$820,000City Administrator$769,468Treasurer & Tax Collector$650,000Public Library$250,400Arts Commission$65,000
Source
Adopted budget lines for “Intergovernmental: State”, fiscal year 2025, from the SF Controller’s budget dataset: Budget (xdgd-c79v) ↗