District 9

San Francisco Public Works, the San Francisco Arts Commission, and Pankow Builders have partnered to deliver seismic safety improvements at two of San Francisco’s cultural centers: the African American Art and Culture Complex (AAACC) and the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts (MCCLA).

The projects will strengthen both buildings to improve earthquake safety while addressing accessibility, building systems, and other facility improvements to support their continued use as community arts and cultural spaces.

Project Description

The Mission Street Pavement Renovation Projects seeks to address aging infrastructure along one of San Francisco’s busiest arterial routes. The project limits are Mission Street between Erie Street and Santa Marina Street.

This project will include sewer main replacement and/or rehabilitation, curb ramp work, bus pad installation, street base repairs and repaving along the project limits. Construction is anticipated to start in Fall 2027 with completion expected in Fall 2030.
 

Project Description

Bureau of Urban Forestry Inflation Reduction Act Tree Planting and Workforce Development Grant

Learn more about street trees being planted in your neighborhood here.

Project Description

San Francisco Public Works has hired Sage Consulting Engineers, Inc. to construct new curb ramps at intersections throughout San Francisco. This project will include demolishing existing curb ramps & curbs, constructing new ADA-compliant curb ramps and reconstructing adjacent areas of the sidewalk and curb lane. The scope of work will include saw-cutting the sidewalk and gutter, removing concrete, framing and pouring concrete and placing asphalt in the gutter area.

Overview: February 2026 Update

The City continues to move forward with traffic signal upgrades and accessibility improvements at key intersections. Over the next three weeks, crews will be focused on completing signal punch list items, coordinating with utility providers, and finalizing curb ramp installations.

These efforts aim to enhance pedestrian safety, improve traffic flow, and support accessibility for all street users.

Work Schedule: January 19 – February 22, 2026

Construction Updates

7/19/24: As of today, we have reached substantial completion on this project. This means that all planned paving, sewer, curb ramp and sidewalk has been completed, and we are now entering the closeout phase of the project. During the closeout phase, all work is re-inspected and minor fixes are performed by our contractor wherever necessary.