Sunset Boulevard Master Plan

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Public Works is leading both short-term and long-term initiatives to transform the 2-mile-long greenbelt that connects Golden Gate Park and Lake Merced.

With the changing climate, we’re reimagining the corridor to support sustainable, drought-tolerant plantings, a healthy urban forest and a beautiful design to meet present-day and future needs. Public Works is committed to working with neighbors, nonprofits, elected officials and partner agencies to advance this goal.

PRESS RELEASE - Love Our City Hospitality & Tourism Cleanup Day

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Love Our City Hospitality & Tourism Cleanup Day
As Summer Visitor Season Gets Underway, Hundreds of Volunteers Got to Work Sprucing Up San Francisco’s Most Visited Neighborhoods
 
San Francisco, CA – More than 600 volunteers joined Mayor London Breed today to flex their civic pride for the inaugural Love Our City Hospitality & Tourism Cleanup Day, when dedicated teams fanned out across downtown, the central waterfront and Fisherman’s Wharf to s

PRESS RELEASE - City and Community Volunteers Celebrate Start of Construction on SF's New and Improved Animal Care and Control Shelter - 5/15/2019

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For immediate release: May 15, 2019
Contact: Bryan Dahl, San Francisco Public Works
415-554-6939
 
 
CITY OFFICIALS AND COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS CELEBRATE START OF CONSTRUCTION ON SAN FRANCISCO’S NEW AND IMPROVED ANIMAL CARE AND CONTROL SHELTER
Reuse of Historic Structure Ensures Seismic-Safety and Animal Welfare Upgrades
 
San Francisco, CA – Mayor London

PRESS RELEASE - San Francisco's Road Repaving Program Gets Influx of State Funds - 4/15/2019

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Media Advisory: April 15, 2019
Contact: Rachel Gordon, 415-554-6045
 
SAN FRANCISCO’S ROAD REPAVING PROGRAM GETS INFLUX OF STATE FUNDS
$22.5 million will be used to resurface and improve nearly 150 blocks of City streets
 
San Francisco, CA – A key Board of Supervisors committee today approved plans to use $22.5 million in state transportation funding to repave nearly 150 blocks and construct more than 300 curb ramps to make travel on the Cit

Recology request for reinvestment of funds for diversion projects using Zero Waste Incentive Funds, Tiers 3 and 4 - POST UNTIL 5/9/2020

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As part of the rate approval process for the rates starting in July of 2018, Recology has submitted a proposal to use the unearned portion of Zero Waste Incentive Funds on projects that will improve diversion rates, resulting in less waste going to the landfill.
 
Posted April 9, 2020
30-day period ends May 9, 2020

 

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