Captain Jones and SF SAFE welcome you to SFPD Ingleside’s Virtual Community Meeting on Tuesday April 20th 2021, at 6:30 PM. Email the name of the station “Ingleside Station” to community@sfsafe.org or text 415-379-0494 to have the registration info sent to you.
For further info on joining the meeting: https://sfsafe.org/how-to-join-the-sfpds-virtual-community-meetings/
Join District 7 Supervisor Myrna Melgar for her new regular office hours on Friday April 16th, 1:00 – 3:00 PM. From Supervisor Melgar and her Office Staff:
We will be holding monthly live office hours using Zoom . Our first one is on Friday April 16th. Come meet the new Supervisor and her staff and we will assist you with any issue you’d like to discuss.
You can book a 10 min appointments using this link below. Drop-ins are also welcome but you may have to wait an unknown amount of time.
If you cannot make this month’s office hours, you can always email us at melgar.staff@sfgov.org for our assistance or leave a phone message (415) 554-6516. We are all working remotely, so please be patient if expecting a call back.
To report issues that the city should address, please use the 311 system and it will be routed to the appropriate department.”
A bit of timely sidewalk art on Monterey Blvd. from local chalkeur Amar Pai.
On Tuesday, SFMTA had officially approved the implementation of the Slow Streets program on Hearst Avenue in Sunnyside, along with streets in SoMa, Inner Sunset, and the Western Addition. The designated blocks for Hearst will run from Baden Street to Ridgewood Ave.
This program prohibits vehicle through-traffic in order to make space for walking and cycling in the street as needed for socially distanced outdoor exercise — but it does not restrict families dropping off students at local schools, or residents coming and going from their home, or vehicles making deliveries. The success of the program will be assessed after it has been in place for a while, as with all the streets in the Slow Streets program.
Media:
After this long break from in-person classes, many Sunnyside ES families will be happy to see their children back in school this coming Monday. However, Sunnyside neighbors should be aware that the school anticipates traffic congestion especially during the initial weeks when all, school administrators, and parents will be adjusting to a new way of dropping children off to school.
From the Sunnyside Elementary School Principal, Dr Spoering:
“Thank you for being such good neighbors and looking out for our school during this time! Sunnyside ES is reopening for in-person learning this school year, starting April 12, 8:30 am to 1:30 pm. Please expect some temporary disruption to traffic in the neighborhood, in the mornings and afternoons especially. The school will do its best to mitigate any traffic congestion in the area related to school reopening. Your patience and understanding are greatly appreciated. “
SNA members who have specific concerns about how the process is going over the next week weeks can contact SNA info@sunnysideassociation.org or leave a voice mail at 415-937-1305, and we can facilitate communication with Dr Spoering and the school.
Sunnyside Neighborhood Association 