Homelessness & Supportive Housing
Department HOM · Human Welfare & Neighborhood Development · $217.4M adopted (FY2017)
In fiscal year 2017, San Francisco budgeted $217.4M for Homelessness & Supportive Housing, 2.1% of city spending, against $217.4M of revenue it brings in. Source: San Francisco adopted budget (Controller open data), data as of 13 July 2026.
Adopted budget (FY2017)
$217.4M
Share of city spending
2.1%
Budgeted revenue
$217.4M
Service area
Human Welfare & Neighborhood Development
Spending by category — FY2017
Offsets & adjustments
Transfer Adjustments-Uses · Spending−$6.8M
Transfer Adjustments-Sources · Revenue−$6.8M
Where this department’s money comes from — FY2017
Adopted vs executed — FY2025, Operating funds
Adopted (operating)$270.9M
Executed (operating)$268.1M
Deviation−$2.7M (−1.0%)
Every comparable year
2019−51.8%
2020−1.4%
2021−5.4%
2022−2.1%
2023+1.1%
2024−0.6%
2025−1.0%
Outline = adopted budget · fill = actual spending · ochre = spent above the adopted figure.
Operating funds only, transfer characters and related government units excluded — the one perimeter where adopted and executed are the same thing (measured; capital and multi-year project funds spend across years by design).
Source
Adopted budget lines for department HOM, fiscal year 2017, from the SF Controller’s budget dataset: Budget (xdgd-c79v) ↗