A Legacy of Choosing Service Over Politics in San Francisco City Hall | Tony Hall
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ExclusiveA Legacy of Choosing Service Over Politics in San Francisco City Hall | Tony Hall

Apr 15, 2025
A quote often linked to Abraham Lincoln says: “Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power.” Tony Hall spent decades inside San Francisco’s city government—and saw firsthand how that test plays out. After working across seven departments and all three branches, he reflects on how public service has changed, the quiet shifts few noticed at the time, and what it takes to stay grounded through it all.
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