Background
San Francisco faces a significant challenge of homeless people living in encampments. The 2015 Point-In-Time count estimated that 6,700 people experience homelessness in San Francisco on any given night. 3,500 of those people are unsheltered living on the streets.

Program

Project Description:

San Francisco Public Works hired M Squared Construction, Inc., to complete sewer main replacement and pavement renovation work along Evans Ave. between Cesar Chavez St. and Hunters Point Blvd. In addition to sewer main replacement work, the project included curb ramp installation, street base repairs and repaving. 
 

For immediate release: March 15, 2018

Contact: Rachel Gordon, 415-554-6045 

CELEBRATE ARBOR DAY WITH TREE PLANTING AND A FREE FAMILY-FUN ECO FAIR

Annual Celebration Set for Saturday in San Francisco’s Richmond District;

Arbor Day Foundation Gives Award to Public Works, Friends of the Urban Forest

The City & County of San Francisco has an ongoing program of replacing aging sewer mains with new vitrified clay sewer mains. Replacing these aging pipes now will prevent possible collapse of the sewer lines and pavement in the future. Sewer service will not be interrupted during construciton. San Francisco Public Works has contracted with Precision Engineering, Inc. to begin work under contract No.

For immediate release: March 12, 2018

Contact: Rachel Gordon, 415-554-6045 

LAST BEAM RAISED FOR FINAL PHASE OF MOSCONE CENTER EXPANSION

Improvement Project Ensures San Francisco Will Remain a Top Convention Venue

For immediate release: March 5, 2018

Contact: Rachel Gordon, Public Works, 415-554-6045 

PIT STOP PUBLIC TOILET PROGRAM EXPANDS TO NINTH NEIGHBORHOOD

Pioneering Bathroom Access Initiative Gets More Than 300,000 Uses Annually

Project Update: June 2019
Crews continue sidewalk work along the southside of Brannan Street between 8th Street and 9th Street. The sidewalk work at this location will be completed soon. 
 

The contractor also continues street base replacement work on Brannan Street. This phase of work requires the contractor saw-cut portions of the roadway, remove the broken concrete base, and pour back fresh concrete. Replacing the damaged street base now will help prolong the life of the new asphalt once the street is repaved. 
 

For Immediate Release:  January 26, 2018

Contact: Bryan Dahl, 415-554-6939

             CONSTRUCTION MILESTONE CELEBRATED FOR FIRE STATION NO.5

            Beam-signing ceremony commemorates voter-backed earthquake-safety project

For immediate release:  January 8, 2018

Contact: Rachel Gordon, 415-554-6045

FREE SANDBAGS AVAILABLE FOR SAN FRANCISCO RESIDENTS

San Francisco, CA – With more rain in the forecast, Public Works wants to remind City residents whose properties are prone to flooding that free sandbags are available to help protect their homes.