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S.F. is poised to spend $33M more on OpenGov. It’s still only handling basic permits.
Summary by The San Francisco Editorial Desk Brandon Pho , as published by Mission Local (SF neighborhood/civic news)
· September 1, 2026
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Key points The proposed expenditure of $33M would bring the total investment in the system to a substantial amount. A significant investment is being considered to expand the capabilities of OpenGov, a system intended to consolidate disparate permitting systems.
A significant investment is being considered to expand the capabilities of OpenGov, a system intended to consolidate disparate permitting systems. The proposed expenditure of $33M would bring the total investment in the system to a substantial amount.
City workers have expressed concerns that OpenGov is not yet fully functional, forcing them to continue using the old system it was meant to replace. Currently, OpenGov is only handling basic permits, falling short of its intended purpose.
Further details about the system's limitations and the proposed expansion are available, providing insight into the challenges and potential solutions for improving the permitting process.
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Category: News Published: September 1, 2026 Source: Mission Local (SF neighborhood/civic news) Reading time: 1 min
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