The San Francisco City and County meeting held on July 22, 2025, focused on several key agenda items, including transportation funding, construction projects, and community enhancements.

The meeting commenced with a significant announcement from Timah, who, alongside the City and County of San Francisco, joined a class action lawsuit involving over 350 local governments, tribes, and non-profits against the Trump Administration. The aim of this legal action is to restore critical funding for mobility improvements on Treasure Island, which Timah emphasized as essential for the community.

Following this, Timah expressed anticipation for the upcoming Transportation Authority meeting scheduled for 10 AM that day. This meeting will address the final approval of bike share funds for Treasure Island, sourced from the Transportation Fund for Clean Air Program. Timah highlighted the importance of this initiative for local residents and thanked the transportation authority commissioners for their support.

The agenda then shifted to the final approval of a construction contract for ferry terminal enhancement projects. This project is expected to provide much-needed public restrooms at the ferry terminal, benefiting both ferry passengers and local residents.

Additionally, Timah announced the grand opening of Cityside Park, set for September 13. This new park will offer stunning views of the waterfront and is anticipated to be a valuable addition to the island community.

The meeting concluded with a call for public comment on the discussed items, but no comments were received from either in-person or remote participants. Overall, the meeting underscored the city's commitment to enhancing transportation and community facilities on Treasure Island.