The SF311 mobile app is now available in Chinese, Spanish, and Filipino, making it even easier to access City services in your preferred language. With just a few taps on your Android or iPhone, you can quickly request some of the City's most popular services. Download the app today and stay connected with City resources.

The app will automatically detect your phone’s language—whether Chinese, Spanish, Filipino, or English.”

” The SF311 mobile app is now available in Chinese, Spanish, and Filipino! Accessing City services has never been easier. Whether you're on Android or iPhone, just a few taps connect you to the services you need. 

Download the app today. The app will automatically detect your phone’s language.”
 

San Francisco food service businesses -

The San Francisco Environment Department has 3 free programs to assist food service businesses. These programs help restaurants and cafes switch from using disposable dishes to reusable ones. Here is how it works:

1. Restaurants and Cafes: If you own a restaurant or cafe, you can get up to $700 to switch from disposable to reusable foodware for dine-in services. You will also receive free advice and help to make the change easier. Over 150 businesses in San Francisco are already part of this program, saving between $3,000 to $20,000 annually. Schedule your free consultation today by filling out the form at SFReuse.org.

2. Large Institutions: If you own an entertainment venue, hotel, school, health facility, mall or other large institution, you can get up to $5,000. This money can be used to switch to reusable foodware or partner with a service that helps with reuse. 8 grants are available on a first come, first service basis. Submit an interest form.

3. Dishwashers: Get up to $2,500 toward leasing or buying an automatic dishwasher, to help you build reusable foodware infrastructure for on-site dining. Submit an interest form.

General questions? Please email david.gunnison-wiseman@sfenvironment.org or call 415-355-3700
 

PLANNED POWER OUTAGE AT SF SHIPYARD

The San Francisco Shipyard in the Hunters Point-Bayview neighborhood will experience a temporary power service interruption on Wednesday, September 25th from 7 a.m. – 6 p.m. All the approximately 500 customers served by SFPUC Power will be impacted by the outage.

The power outage is needed so that on-site electrical work can be completed safely by the developer, Lennar.

Customers at the Shipyard will be provided advance notice of the planned power outage through a variety of communications channels including multilingual postcards, emails, property manager notifications, and Nextdoor posts. We are encouraging customers to prepare in advance. If customers have questions about the outage, they can contact SFPUC’s Power customer service line at
(415) 551- 4720 or 3-1-1.

Evans Avenue Restoration Construction

Evans Avenue restoration will begin this month between Quint & Rankin Streets. Work will include sidewalk and curb work, plus lighting and tree planting. Partial lane closures will be necessary to ensure safety of workers and the public. Detour signage will be provided, as needed.

DURATION: Work will begin late September and is expected to be complete January 2025.
What to Expect During Construction
Muni: operation and bus stops will NOT be impacted.
Access: businesses and residents in the work zone will maintain access to their driveways and entrances during construction.
Bicyclists: will be allowed use of full lane.
Sidewalks: will remain open.

NOISE/VIBRATION: While the contractor is required to abide by the City's noise and vibration ordinances, neighbors should expect some noise and limited dust during this work. The project team will work to minimize disruption to normal neighborhood activity; however, there will be occasional inconveniences due to heavy equipment movement and other construction activities.
Have a question? Contact our team by calling out hotline at (415) 551-4SEP (4737) or email ssip@sfwater.org

Traffic Impact:

1. 101 North
   1. Detoured to 7^th St. offramp.
   2. Heavy traffic on detour route. 
   3. Anticipate delays.

2. I-80 Eastbound
   1. Route unaffected
   2. On detour route
   3. Heavy traffic up till 7^th St. offramp
   4. Anticipate delays.

3. I-80 Westbound
   1. Route unaffected
   2. On detour route
   3. Heavy traffic at 101 N connector.
   4. Anticipate delays.

Caltrans thanks pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists for your patience as we work to repair freeway barriers. Every effort will be made to minimize inconvenience to the traveling public. 
 
Public Transit:
When possible, please use public transit where your MUNI, BART, CalTrain, and AC Transit systems offer reliable and comfortable alternatives to driving.
 
Traffic Control Measures:
Changeable messages and directional signs will be in place to assist motorists traveling in the area. During the closures, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) will be at the sites.  Please drive with caution. Slow for the Cone Zone and Be Work Zone Alert. Caltrans thanks motorists for their patience while we work to maintain our state’s highways, bridges, and tunnels.

YCD's We Run Bayview (WRB) 5K will take place on Saturday, October 12, 2024 at Candlestick Point State Recreation Area.

WRB isn’t just about the run; it’s a stride towards a stronger, more vibrant and empowered community. By participating, you’re not only embracing a healthier lifestyle but also supporting the future of our youth.

Proceeds from the event will directly benefit YCD's Transitional Age Youth customers, providing them with opportunities in education, career and professional development, essential resources, mental health and wellness, and housing assistance.

REGISTER HERE!