- Our Mission | SPUR
SPUR — the San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association — is a nonprofit public policy organization We bring people together from across the political spectrum to develop solutions to the big problems cities face
- Home | SPUR
SPUR helped develop the law, which includes robust oversight measures to ensure fair fund distribution and requires transit operators to improve financial efficiency
- Staff - SPUR
President and CEO SPUR policies and positions, fundraising and organization-level decisions, media inquiries selsbernd@spur org 415 644 4284
- Individual Membership - SPUR
SPUR members have a lot to be proud of Together we pass affordable housing legislation, expand access to healthy food, eliminate inequitable fines and fees, make sustainable transportation projects faster to build, and so much more
- Events Calendar | SPUR
Join SPUR and partners from MTC and local operators to learn what’s been accomplished so far and what’s ahead for a more integrated, rider-friendly regional transit system
- November 2024 Voter Guide | SPUR
For the November 2024 election, SPUR analyzed local and state measures related to our policy areas on the California, San Francisco, San José, and Oakland ballots Our analysis includes the background behind the measures, equity impacts, pros and cons, and a recommendation on how to vote
- Yes on Measure A: Sales Tax Increase to Stabilize Health . . . - spur. org
While sales taxes are regressive in nature, Measure A would directly benefit low-income and vulnerable communities by backfilling some of the deep federal funding cuts to social safety net services such as Medicaid SPUR recommends a YES vote on Measure A
- What It Will Take to Close Oakland’s Structural Deficit . . . - spur. org
Now, policymakers, administrators, employee unions, and Oaklanders must work together to reduce spending and grow revenues To support the process, SPUR provides a primer on the city’s budget-setting process, where its revenue comes from, and how that money is spent
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