But to realize these benefits we need to generate more money than the existing $322M deficit and improve service.

Bus lines like the 49 Van Ness are packed leaving San Franciscans on the curb.

There is clearly a demand for Muni - but service needs to grow to meet it.

In comparison with the city’s proposal…

…it would include exemptions.

…93% of non-residential parcels would be paying less.

…it would GROW service instead of just closing Muni’s $322M deficit when paired with the regional measure.

www.sfmta.com/media/43924/...

We are proposing a progressive parcel tax where 85% of parcels would be paying a flat fee. For the rest, there would be additional rates applied only if their improved area - the building’s square feet - exceeds specific brackets.

You can find out what you pay at: sfparcels.org

We’re introducing a proposal to improve Muni service! Support our proposal using the links below.

Send a letter to the mayor:
🔗 actionnetwork.org/letters/we-s...

Join our rally in front of City Hall at 12pm on Dec 8th:
🔗 luma.com/t74ror5t

Learn more at:
🔗 muniforever.org

Thank you to our volunteers who came out and flyered at Vallejo last week to support state transit funding! We were able to send almost 30 new letters to our state reps! Send an email below 👇

SF residents
🔗https://muniforever.org/speak-up

Residents outside of SF
🔗https://www.movecalifornia.org/

Because of your support, we have reduced the cuts this summer by half. No lines will be removed, no 45-minute headways, and no early shutdowns of Muni Metro. This will keep service running for the hundreds of thousands of riders who use Muni each and every day.

Hi y'all

As you may be aware, last night the SFMTA board voted 4-3 in favor of service cuts this summer to balance this year's budget deficit. While this was not the outcome we were hoping for, the fight for Muni funding is not over. Thank you to everyone who came out, wrote letters, and called in!

Thank you to everyone for being part of the rally, volunteering, and voicing your concerns regarding the Muni Service cuts. Around 250 people attended the rally, more than 65 people made public comment, over 5000 of you send emails, and so much more!

Photo credits: @connorcimowsky.bsky.social

Thank you @transit.app for the support!
Help us prevent service cuts by visiting muniforever.org/speak-up

A throwback to @sftransitact.bsky.social!
There are a million reasons to stop service cuts this summer and beyond. Muni is key to our city's climate change goals, equity, and economic recovery. That's why we're still here fighting hard to fund the bus!

Visit muniforever.org/rally to learn more!

We have 3 flyering events in the next 7 days! Join and help us get the word out on Muni's service cuts and our March 18th rally!

🔗 03/08 - 10am - Downtown, lu.ma/hht2hzx3
🔗 03/11 - 7:30am - Divisadero, lu.ma/xlgxutpi
🔗 03/12 - 7:00am - Fulton Plaza, lu.ma/bvus9fdr

Join us on the steps of City Hall on March 18 at 11 AM to demand, “Muni Now, Muni Forever!”

Our city cannot afford service cuts and we need to show up and tell City Hall together! RSVP at the link below!

🔗 muniforever.org/rally

Great news! The resolution was adopted unanimously by the Board of Supervisors yesterday. Thank you to everyone who's sent letters to City Hall - let's keep the pressure on!🎉

Come out for tomorrow's Board of Supervisor's meeting and voice your support for Agenda Item 27 - a resolution to affirm our city's commitment to fund Public Transit!

📍/🕐: City Hall, Room 250 at 2:00pm

29K Letters sent to city hall thanks to our advocates 💪

If you would like to get involved to #FundTheBus we have flyering events on the following Saturdays:

📍 Portola
🕑 Sat, March 1, 10am-12pm
🔗 lu.ma/wmwya6hw

📍 Market Street
🕑 Sat, March 8, 10am–12pm
🔗 lu.ma/hht2hzx3

WOW over 8500 letters sent to city hall in less than a week 🎉

Join us tomorrow at West Portal Branch Library @ 10:30am to keep this momentum going!
lu.ma/eizyzm4c

When you support Muni, you support San Francisco.
🚌 13.9 million trips provided in September 2024
🌳 <1% of our city's carbon emissions
💵 over $1.28B in economic benefits (2014 study)

Tell city hall to fund our transit system and prevent further cuts today!
muniforever.org/speak-up

A big thank you to our volunteers who've came out and flyered today!