Who Are the Elected Officials in San Francisco?

San Francisco's elected leadership includes the Mayor, the Board of Supervisors (one per district plus a Board President), and a set of citywide elected officers. SF.gov lists them by name and office, and points residents to ways to contact them. Below is the roster as published on SF.gov, organized by role.

Mayor

Daniel Lurie is the 46th Mayor of the City and County of San Francisco.

Board of Supervisors

The Board meets regularly to establish policy and adopt legislation to meet constituents' needs. Its President is Rafael Mandelman, who also represents District 8.

Elected Officers

These officials are elected citywide rather than by district:

How to Contact Elected Officials

SF.gov groups contact information under its Government section, which covers voting, volunteering, public records, and reaching elected officials. If you need to contact a specific officeholder, start from that Government section on SF.gov and follow the link for the relevant office or district.

What Else You'll Find on SF.gov

Beyond elected officials, SF.gov organizes city information into service categories, including:

• Services — search for jobs, marriage and partnerships, visiting City Hall, information for City staff, and finding a meeting or event
• Permitting — help keeping buildings safe and neighborhoods livable
• Business — starting, owning, and closing a business
• Housing — renting affordable housing, buying a home with City help, and Rent Board resources for tenants and landlords
• Government — voting, volunteering, public records, and contacting elected officials

Names and officeholders change with elections, so verify current listings on SF.gov before relying on this roster for anything official.