San Francisco Free and Low-Cost Substance Abuse Treatment Programs, Proposition T, 2008

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The San Francisco Free and Low-Cost Substance Abuse Treatment Programs Act, or Proposition T, was on the November 4, 2008 ballot in San Francisco for voters in the City of San Francisco.

Proposition T was approved with 61.24% of the vote.

Ballot language

The language on the ballot said:

Shall the City be required to provide enough free and low-cost substance abuse treatment services to meet demand and to maintain funding for such services?

External links

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