Category: Crime

This Monday: SNA Quarterly Meeting

On By Sunnyside Neighborhood AssociationIn Balboa Reservoir Project, Bikes, Crime, development, Housing, NERT, Traffic, UncategorizedLeave a comment

Meet your neighbors in person — hear about issues that impact life in Sunnyside — ask questions about things you care about — become a member of your neighborhood association — come to the quarterly meeting of the Sunnyside Neighborhood Association on Monday Feb 6th.

Time and place: Monday Feb 6th, 7-8:30pm, at St Finn Barr Auditorium (415 Edna Street).

Topics and speakers on the agenda are: Pedestrian Safety improvements for Sunnyside; Capt McFadden from Ingleside Police Station; update on the important Balboa Reservoir Project housing development; NERT (Neighborhood Emergency Response Team); a representative from Bay Area Bike Share, which is coming to Sunnyside;  and the airplane noise issue.

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We welcome all residents of Sunnyside to attend, and membership is open to all residents.

If you are not a member, you can join that evening. If you need to pay your dues, you can also do that. Or join or renew online (see below or click ‘Membership’ tab at the top).        Continue reading “This Monday: SNA Quarterly Meeting” →

From Supervisor Norman Yee: District 7 Newsletter – Holiday 2016

On By Sunnyside Neighborhood AssociationIn bugdeting, Crime, District 7, Monterey Boulevard, Norman Yee, Safety, SFMTA, UncategorizedLeave a comment

From Supervisor Norman Yee: District 7 Newsletter – Holiday 2016

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Season’s greetings community members!

I hope everyone is enjoying a safe and happy holiday season. I am honored to be re-elected as your District 7 Supervisor. With nearly double the first-choice votes of any other candidate, I am grateful for the opportunity to serve a second term on behalf of San Francisco’s West Side. Continue reading “From Supervisor Norman Yee: District 7 Newsletter – Holiday 2016” →

Monterey Blvd hit-and-run driver sought after deadly collision

On By Sunnyside Neighborhood AssociationIn Crime, Monterey Boulevard, Safety, UncategorizedLeave a comment

Last Saturday Dec 3rd two pedestrians were struck by a hit-and-run driver on Monterey Boulevard, and one died. This tragic collision happened at Monterey and Valdez. Details here. The driver has not yet been apprehended. Anyone with security camera video or other information can help. Contact SFPD 415-404-4000. This was posted on NextDoor by a family member:

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Any Sunnyside resident who has concerns about Monterey Blvd pedestrian safety may address them to Neal Patel of SFMTA, neal.patel@sfmta.com, who is currently the point of contact for the public for this issue.

 

 

 

From Supervisor Norman Yee: District 7 Newsletter — Fall 2016

On By Sunnyside Neighborhood AssociationIn CCSF, City College of San Francisco, Crime, District 7, Housing, Norman Yee, parties, Safety, UncategorizedLeave a comment
District 7 Newsletter — Fall 2016

Yee-June2016Dear community members,

I wish everyone a happy fall and election season! This is a very important presidential election year and I encourage everyone to vote by or on Election Day, November 8. Here is more information from the SF Dept of Elections on voter registration deadlines, dates and in-person and by-mail voting. Here are the government links to all 25 local ballot measures and 17 state ballot measures.

In particular I’d like to highlight three local measures on the November ballot:

  • Prop E–Street Trees: City to take back responsibility for street tree maintenance
  • Prop I–Dignity Fund: creating dedicated funding for seniors and adults with disabilities
  • Prop L–SFMTA split appointments: establishing more balance and diversity on the SFMTA Board

Included below are brief updates from my office about legislation going through the Board of Supervisors’ legislative process:

As usual included are updates on construction projects and community announcements.

Remember to vote by November 8, Election Day!

Best,

Norman

Continue reading “From Supervisor Norman Yee: District 7 Newsletter — Fall 2016” →