PRESS RELEASE: Anti-vandalism advocates gathering to fight the blight - 5/4/16
For immediate release: May 3, 2016
Contact: Greg Crump, 415-423-4260
Anti-vandalism advocates gathering to fight the blight
City leaders, residents, artists, neighborhood businesses host free conference to address effective methods to prevent and abate graffiti
PRESS RELEASE: Public Works Introduces Redesigned Website 4/26/16
For immediate release: April 26, 2016
Contact: Rachel Gordon, 415-554-6045
SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC WORKS INTRODUCES REDESIGNED WEBSITE
First major overhaul in eight years improves navigation and visual content
2016 Public Health and Safety Bond
Ocean Avenue Streetscape Improvement Project
The Ocean Avenue Streetscape Improvements Project extends from Manor Drive to Brighton Avenue on Ocean Avenue in the Westwood Park and Ingleside neighborhood of District 7. Work will consist of sidewalk demolition, unit paver installations, plating area expansions, potted planter installations, palm tree planting infills, irrigation systems, traffic routing and all associated work.
PRESS RELEASE: Community Clean Team Celebrated Earth Day - 4/15/16
For immediate release: April 15, 2016
Contact: Rachel Gordon, 415-554-6045
COMMUNITY CLEAN TEAM CELEBRATES EARTH DAY ON SATURDAY
Volunteers to Beautify City Parks, Streets and Community Centers in District 5
Unique SF benefit district sees fruits of its labor - SF Examiner - 4/1/2016
What was once a blighted alley in the Dogpatch neighborhood has been transformed into a public park thanks to a unique approach to creating and preserving public spaces in San Francisco.
In the Works - March 2016
Read the latest issue of "In the Works!"
Spiral of Gratitude at the SF Public Safety Building - CODAWORX article
Spiral of Gratitude is a permanent memorial installation located in the main lobby of the new 243,000 sf San Francisco Public Safety Building. A memorial to honor police officers who have fallen in the line of duty, Spiral of Gratitude encompasses a large glass cylinder, 17 feet tall and 10 feet in diameter, forming an oculus/skylight that frames the sky above. It is inscribed with written expressions of gratitude and loss, gathered from surviving family members and crafted into a seamless, evocative poem.





