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Back to supervisor mapStephen Sherrill
District 2 Supervisor
District 2 includes the Marina, Cow Hollow, Pacific Heights, Presidio Heights, Jordan Park, Laurel Heights, Presidio, Lower Pacific Heights, Cathedral Hill, and part of Russian Hill.
Appointed
December 2024
Up for Re-Election
June 2026
Stephen Sherrill was appointed by former Mayor London Breed on December 18, 2024. At that time, Sherrill had been serving as the Director of the Mayor's Office of Innovation, where he focused on addressing homelessness in San Francisco. One of Sherrill's major accomplishments in his time as director of the Office of Innovation was the launch of ASTRID, a city database that consolidates housing, health, and emergency response data. City service providers have used ASTRID to better coordinate their homeless response.
Supervisor Sherrill took the place of former Supervisor Catherine Stefani who left the seat open after being elected to the California State Assembly in November 2024. He lives in Presidio Heights with his wife and children.
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Policy positions & priorities
Safe and Clean Streets
Supervisor Sherrill has stated publicly that his main priority is "safe and clean streets" for both District 2 residents and all San Franciscans. In his work at the Mayor's Office of Innovation, Sherrill championed innovative solutions to solving homelessness, including new ways of counting people living on the streets and their specific needs. As supervisor, Sherrill will work closely with the Department of Public Works and Public Health to ensure that District 2's streets are safe and clean for all residents.
More Housing
Stephen Sherrill is a self-proclaimed YIMBY, and wants to build more housing for San Franciscans at all price points.
Recovery and Treatment
Supervisor Sherrill recently commended AB2475, a state bill introduced by Matt Haney, which extends the amount of time that hospitals have to make a post-release treatment plan from 5 days to now 30. In a statement on his social media profile, Sherill remarked "We have too many laws that prevent mental health and substance use treatment providers from helping people who desperately need it. This is a great start."
Constituent Services
One of the first things that Supervisor Sherrill did on entering office was negotiate with SFMTA to delay a transition from two hour free parking to paid parking. Sherrill was responsive to the needs of the community, and continues to work with SFMTA to find a solution that works.