The Rules Committee voted to forward Kate Stacy's reappointment to the Public Utilities Commission; supervisors questioned PUC affordability metrics, neighborhood flooding and leadership succession while Stacy highlighted ongoing wastewater and clean-energy work.

Committee forwarded two resolutions to the full board: one reaffirming the city's long-term goal to acquire PG&E electric assets and another urging the governor and CPUC to hold PG&E accountable. Supervisors added language to protect PG&E workers'wages and benefits during any transition and voted to send both items to the full board with positive recommendations.

The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission approved a biannual operating budget, a two‑year capital budget and a 10‑year capital and financial plan after public hearings and staff presentations that flagged major debt‑service-driven capital costs and projected rate increases for water and wastewater customers.

Assistant General Manager Stephen Robinson presented an overview of SFPUC contracting and delivery methods — JOCs, as‑needed contracts, design‑bid‑build, CMGC, fixed-price and progressive design‑build — and fielded commissioner questions about local hiring and cost control.

SFPUC requests a contract extension following public concerns about rising costs and management practices.

SFPUC votes to renew operations agreement for Treasure Island addressing contamination issues.

Commissioner requests update on PG&E smart meters amid public concerns.

PUC confirms sewer problems and monitoring efforts at Millennium building since 2014.

Seismic report highlights potential hazards from new construction near PUC infrastructure