Author: Sunnyside Neighborhood Association

Sunnyside Neighborhood Association in San Francisco, CA

District 7 Public Safety Summits

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DISTRICT 7 PUBLIC SAFETY SUMMITS

Safety is on everyone’s mind as property crimes continue to increase citywide.  In District 7, we are co-hosting a series of Public Safety Summits in partnership with SF Police Department, the SF District Attorney’s Office, SFSAFE, and neighborhood associations to bring everyone together on a solutions-based approach to increase safety in our neighborhoods. District 7 is represented by three Police precinct stations:  Taraval, Ingleside, and Park stations.  We are organizing summits with Captains of each precinct. We encourage all residents to attend your police precinct’s summit to get informed on what the City is doing on crime prevention strategies and how you can help organize with your neighborhood.  Click here to see which station serves you.  If you have any questions or would like to get involved, please contact Jen.Low@sfgov.org.

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INGLESIDE STATION – PUBLIC SAFETY SUMMIT 

MONDAY, MARCH 28, 2016
7:00pm to 9:00pm
Join Captain McFadden of Ingleside Police Station and Sunnyside Neighborhood Associaiton

Partcipatory Budgeting Update

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PARTICIPATORY BUDGETING UPDATE

Your District. Your Ideas. Your Vote. 

residents at a public Participatory Budget meetingGet Ready to Get Out the Vote

Our office is in the final stretch working with departments to finalize and translate the ballot for you-our district residents -to vote on which Participatory Budgeting projects will be funded.  We will have on-line voting and in person at 3 locations.  We’ll send out an e-mail blast shortly with details as well have the link to vote in next month’s newsletter.

Participatory Budgeting (PB) is a completely community driven process where D7 residents create ideas for projects, a Neighborhood Council made up residents from different neighborhoods in District 7 reviewed and ranked proposals, and residents will vote on which projects will be funded. This year proposals were focused on pedestrian safety, neighborhood services, culture, school, education, youth and small businesses.

For more info, e-mail Erica.Maybaum@sfgov.org or call 415-554-6516.

Second Sundays on Ocean Avenue

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Second Sundays on Ocean Avenue March 2016
Who:Ocean Avenue Association
Where:Ocean Avenue
When:March 13, 2016
1:00pm – 5:00pm
Event Overview
Beep’s Burgers
1051 Ocean Avenue
Free mini ice cream cones and the Dave Rocha Quartet 1:00 – 4:00 p.m.

Whole Foods
1150 Ocean Avenue
Live music from Peter Lindman 4:00 – 6:00 p.m.
The Ave Bar
1607 Ocean Avenue
Neil Ballard’s “Community Champions” Zine Launch Party
With live music from the Tod Dickow Quartet 2:00 – 5:00 p.m.

 See more at: http://www.oceanavenueassociation.org/events/detail/600/26#sthash.72U0DRIZ.dpuf

Second Annual Howth Street Block Party

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This Spring Youth Art Exchange and Lick-Wilmerding High School team up to bring you the 2nd Annual Howth Street Block Party.

Join us, YAX and LWHS youth, and our Excelsior/OMI neighbors for an afternoon of live entertainment, music & DJs, performances, youth-led workshops and activities, games & prizes, and food trucks.

YAX & LWHS youth will keep your creativity engaged with a full day of workshops: stencil making, screenprinting on tote bags and patches, knitting, embroidery, digital beatmaking, bookmaking, drumming, choreography & dance, guitar and song performance, button making, youth leadership, and wallet making.

This event is free and open to everyone!

Saturday, March 12, 2016 • 1–4PM

Free • Interactive • All Ages
Howth St – between Ocean & Geneva
one block from Balboa Park BART