Overview
- Fielder will return to City Hall on Monday, June 29 and is scheduled to appear at the Board of Supervisors meeting on June 30.
- She took a three-month medical leave after an acute mental health crisis in late March that included a brief hospitalization and an initial decision to resign.
- Her District 9 staff kept the office open during her absence by handling constituent services, holding town halls, and leading local outreach.
- The City Attorney is actively investigating a leaked internal memo tied to the proposed RESET sobering center and one legislative aide left the office abruptly while Fielder's chief of staff denied staff involvement.
- A recall website and organizers surfaced in mid‑June accusing Fielder of abandoning the district, and her return restores direct representation for Mission, Bernal Heights and Portola residents as budget votes and oversight continue.