Community Resources
City Hall
Get to Know your Civic Representatives
1 Dr. Goodlett Place, Room 200, San Francisco, CA 94102
Website: www.sfgov.org
Mayor London Breed
ph 554-6141; fax 554-6160
london.breed@sfgov.org
Supervisor Shamann Walton
ph 554-7670; fax 554-7674
shamann.walton@sfgov.org
Natalie Gee, Chief of Staff/Scheduling
natalie.gee@sfgov.org
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Percy Burch, Legislative Aide
covering Potrero
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Lindsey Lopez-Weaver, Legislative Aide covering Dogpatch
Lindsey.lopez@sfgov.org
San Francisco Police Department
Quick Links for SFPD Service
SFPD Website: www.sfgov.org/police/
Non-Emergency Number:
(415) 553-0123
Emergency Number: 911
Bayview Police Station:
201 Williams St, San Francisco, CA 94124
Station Ph: 415-671-2300
SFPDBayviewStation@sfgov.org
Tip Line: (415) 822-8147
Capt. Michael Koniaris
ph 671-2300; fax 671-2345
michael.koniaris@sfgov.org
CPAB
Community Police Advisory Board
SFPD hosts the city's Community Police Advisory Boards (CPAB's), composed of community volunteers who live and/or work in a specific geographical police district. A CPAB member’s role is to advise the district station Captain about public safety, crime and quality of life issues that affect their community. CPAB members play a vital role in communication and problem-solving efforts undertaken by district stations. CPABs meet on a monthly basis with station Captains.
Contact SFPD ADA Coordinator Penny Si at least 72 hours before the meeting date via email [penny.si@sfgov.org] or telephone [415.837.7221] or TTY 1-415-575-5827 to discuss your accessibility needs.
SF Homeless Resources
Our community regularly asks how they can help and who they should call when they are concerned about a person experiencing homelessness or an encampment in the neighborhood.
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For DANGEROUS AND EMERGENCY Response call 911
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If you are concerned about the wellbeing of an unhoused neighbor AND THERE IS NO DANGER TO YOU OR THEM, call 911 AND ask for the STREET CRISIS INTERVENTION RESOURCE TEAM (SCIRT) and be ready to give a specific address of the person on the street, or cross street, have a clear description of the person in detail--gender (if known), approx. age, build, ethnicity, clothing, hair color, hair style. AND their behavior that is alarming and concerning.
If you can, wait on site for SCIRT to arrive.
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To report individuals or encampments blocking sidewalks (less than 6-ft clearance) call the Police Non-Emergency Line: (415) 553-0123.
For garbage, debris and human or animal waste Call 3-1-1 / use the app.
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For Syringes: text the San Francisco AIDS Foundation (SFAF) Pick-up Crew at 415-810-1337, 7 days a week from 7am-7pm or use 311.​
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Download 311 App
Easy and Effective (usually)
The SF311 Mobile app lets you submit a number of service requests quickly wherever you happen to be in San Francisco including the following:
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General
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Blocked Pedestrian Walkway
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Encampment
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Noise Issue
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Park Requests
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Tree Maintenance
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Cleaner Streets
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Garbage Containers
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Graffiti
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Illegal Postings
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Street or Sidewalk Cleaning
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Parking & Transportation
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Abandoned Vehicles
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Blocked Driveway & Illegal Parking
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Muni Employee Feedback
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Muni Service Feedback
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Repair
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Curb & Sidewalk Issues
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Damaged Public Property
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Flooding, Sewer & Water Leak Issues
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Parking & Traffic Sign Repair
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Pothole & Street Issues
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Streetlight Repair
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Potrero Boosters
Our partner neighborhood association up the Hill
1459 18th St. PMB #133
San Francisco, CA 94107
CONTACT
T: 415 574 0775
E: president@potreroboosters.org
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Mission: To inform, empower and represent the residents of the Potrero on issues impacting our community, in order to develop and maintain complete, vibrant neighborhoods.
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Your Green Benefits
How to use the Chronic Issue Report System
The Dogpatch Green Benefit District is funded by property-owner assessments to pay for community services and improvements, such as sidewalk cleaning, graffiti abatement and gardening.
Notice a condition that needs attention? Send GBD a message and the community-elected board and our GBD - staff will attend to the issue.
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Read about current projects from the latest GBD presentation to the DNA from May 10.
Free Bulk Item Pick Up
Skip the Dump! Ring Recology
Every resident in Dogpatch gets at least one free large item pick-up per year.
Click here to schedule a haul with Recology.
PDMA
Potrero Dogpatch Merchants Association
PDMA promotes and advocates for independent, locally owned businesses while actively supporting both neighborhoods and communities.
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1459 18th Street #105
San Francisco, CA 94107
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Contact: PotreroDogpatch.org
SF Film Commission
For question and concerns about filming in Dogpatch
ph 415-554-6241
Film Commission Web site: http://filmsf.org/
film@sfgov.org