Alan Wong

Rule Changes

Supported a compromise on the Great Highway; Proposition G failed

San Francisco voters rejected Proposition G, keeping a two-mile stretch of the Great Highway closed to cars and preserving Sunset Dunes Park. The measure would have reopened the road on weekdays, reversing a 2024 vote that made the coastal route car-free.

Updated 2 hours ago

Built World

Took office after the 2025 recall; supported Proposition G, which voters rejected.

San Francisco voters rejected Proposition G on Nov. 3, keeping the Upper Great Highway closed to cars and Sunset Dunes open as a full-time park. About 63% voted no, according to the San Francisco Standard.

Updated Yesterday

Rule Changes

As of September 2026: Co-sponsored the street-tree ordinance; it passed first reading 7-4

San Francisco supervisors voted 7-4 on Sept. 1 to pass the first reading of Mayor Daniel Lurie's street-tree ordinance. The measure lets developers of smaller projects pay a $2,590 fee instead of planting trees, and it ends independent review of trees the city calls hazardous.

Updated Sep 4