Primary Agency Field on All Content Types
We are rolling out a new “Primary Agency” field across all SF.gov content types to help improve content ownership and enable future enhancements.
🆕 What’s changing
A new Primary Agency field will be added to all content types.
This field will identify the agency responsible for maintaining a given page.
While not required at launch, the field will become required 60 days after the rollout. We’ll send a follow-up reminder before that change takes effect.
For content with a single agency listed in the existing Partner Agency field, DDS will assist in migrating that value to the new Primary Agency field.
🎯 Why this matters
The Primary Agency field sets the foundation for:
Filtering pages and documents by agency to help with accessibility remediation
Finding your pages in Karl
Knowing who to talk to when a page needs an update
đź—‚ Rollout timeline by content type
The field will appear over the next few weeks in 3 phases:
Group 1: (August 26th, early rollout — some fields already exist)
Report
Step-by-step
Campaign (already has a field)
Information (already has a field)
About (already has field)
Profile
Group 2: early September
Meetings
Events
News
Group 3: mid September
Data Story
Form
Location
Resource Collection
Topics
Transactions
âś… What you need to do
Start tagging the Primary Agency on new and existing content, where possible.
The primary agency is the agency responsible for creating and maintaining the content.
If you are unclear about which agency to tag, contact publishinghelp@sfgov.org.
Watch for further communications before the field becomes required in 60 days.
If you have any questions, email publishinghelp@sfgov.org.
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