Committee Advances $5.9M Transit Security Extension as Food Vendor Overhaul Stalls
Budget & Finance Committee • San FranciscoMarch 4, 2026
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San Francisco's Budget & Finance Committee moved quickly through a two-item agenda March 4, sending a multimillion-dollar transit security contract extension to the full Board of Supervisors while hitting pause on a food vendor permit rewrite at the sponsor's request. Both votes were 2-0, with Supervisor Danny Sauter excused.
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The committee's main business was a resolution approving the Fourth Amendment to the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency's contract with Allied Universal Security Services — a one-year extension through March 31, 2027, that adds approximately $5.9 million and brings the contract's not-to-exceed total to roughly $64.9 million.
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