Curious about changes coming to the I-280 Ocean Ave Off-Ramp by City College? Attend the SFCTA’s Town Hall on June 11 from 6:00-7:00 PM at Harry Britt Building (City College San Francisco Ocean Campus) in Room 140 to learn more and share your input on the I-280 Ocean Ave Off-Ramp Project, which is currently in its design phase!

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Need interpretation in Cantonese, Spanish, or Filipino? Request it by emailing aliza.paz@sfcta.org or calling (415) 593-1655 at least 72 hours before the meeting..

Can’t make it and want to learn more? 

Email OceanAve@thecivicedge.com if you and your organization are interested in receiving a 15-minute presentation from the SFCTA project team at your next scheduled meeting. Or, email aliza.paz@sfcta.org directly with any project questions or feedback.

We’re almost there—and we need your help to make it happen! Friends of the Urban Forest (FUF) is calling on 20 more Sunnyside neighbors to join our tree planting celebration and help us hit our goal of 50 awesome volunteers!

To give everyone a little more time to jump in, we’ve extended the sign-up deadline to Monday, May 26 at 5 PM.

We’ll be planting 43 beautiful new trees in basins around the neighborhood—bringing more shade, beauty, and clean air to Sunnyside. No green thumb or tools needed! We’ll provide everything you need (including good vibes and snacks). Just bring your energy and a willingness to dig in.

Tree planting day is Saturday, May 31, from 8:45 AM to 1 PM. You’ll team up with neighbors and experienced leaders to plant a handful of trees, then enjoy a light lunch with fellow volunteers to celebrate your hard work.

Ready to grow something great together? Sign up here:
Sunnyside Community Tree Planting Registration

Let’s root for a greener Sunnyside—see you out there!

Third graders from Sunnyside Elementary School have completed a mural on the school’s north facade. The first mural at the school spans the length of the north side of the building on Hearst Avenue near Foerster Street. The mural was dedicated during the school’s Open House event that took place the week of May 12.

The mural was designed and painted by the school’s 3rd-grade students under the direction of a local artist in residence. After its completion, a protective coating was applied to shield the mural from damage from the sun, graffiti, weather, and other potential damage. Sandie Spoering, Sunnyside Elementary’s Principal, said they are engaging with the school district to finalize plans for the grass area in front of the mural.