FAQ

Yes, a city department can charge 10 cents per page copied. It may also charge a duplication fee of 1 cent per page for a copy of a public record …
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First, try to follow up with the city department, because your Sunshine request may have simply been misplaced. If the department still does not respond, you should call the Sunshine …
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The San Francisco city department through which you submitted your Sunshine Request has 10 days to respond. However, if you requested several records, or any records that are located in …
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The San Francisco Sunshine Ordinance can only be applied to agencies, commissions and boards that have been established by the City Charter or by Ordinance or Resolution passed by the …
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Adopted by voters in 1999, the Sunshine Ordinance allows access to public records and gives the public a procedure to follow if, for some reason or another, they cannot access …
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Residents in San Francisco with a current residential parking permit can purchase a temporary parking permit for visitors or guests. Existing residential parking permit holders must complete an application and …
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