Masks Policy Updates

Please see below regarding government masks policies and contact information if you would like further information.

MASKS ARE NO LONGER REQUIRED on Muni, SF Paratransit vans or taxis, BART, or Caltrain, as of midnight last night.These agencies say that our state Department of Public Health and the SF Department of Public Health have just dropped their mask mandates for transportation, so they are following suit. (Note, the BART Board *may* reinstate a mask mandate at their 4/28 meeting.)

 Muni — masks no longer required 

 SF Taxis — masks no longer required 

 SF Paratransit Vans & Taxis — masks no longer required 

 BART — masks no longer required — But BART Board will consider a mandate at their 4/28 meeting

 Uber/Lyft — masks no longer required 

 Caltrain — masks no longer required

 SFO, Oakland airport, San Jose airport  — masks no longer required

Mayor London Breed (Muni, SF Taxis, SF Paratransit):

SFMTA (Muni / SF Taxis, SF Paratransit)

SF Department of Public Health:

BART: 

Caltrain:

  • Phone: 650-508-6200
  • Twitter: @Caltrain

Federal: White House 

Federal: CDC

Drop-in Covid-19 Vaccines open to 94112 Residents

Zip code 94112 includes southwest Sunnyside.

From San Francisco Department of Emergency Management:

No Appointment Needed for COVID-19 vaccine! Drop-in vaccinations for eligible residents in the Bayview, Vis Valley, Mission, Excelsior, Tenderloin, Potrero Hill, Portola, & Treasure Island. The Southeast Health Center and SF General Hospital offer free drop-in vaccinations for all eligible residents who live in zip codes 94124, 94134, 94112, 94110, 94107, 94102, 94103, & 94130.

When: drop-in daily from 9am to 3pm

Where: Southeast Health Center in the Bayview (2401 Keith Street) OR Zuckerberg SF General Hospital (1001 Potrero)

How: Drop-in daily if you are eligible (no appointment needed). You can also call 628-652-2700 if you want to make an appointment in advance.

Who is eligible:
• Healthcare workers
• People 50 years and older
• Education and childcare workers
• Emergency services workers
• Food and agriculture workers
• People living or working in congregate living settings
• People experiencing homelessness
• Janitors and public transit workers
• People with certain health conditions or disabilities

There are currently short wait times. Please share with eligible family, friends, and neighbors. #VaccinateSF

Getting a vaccine for yourself or someone you know over 65

San Franciscans ages 65 and older are eligible to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Vaccines are free to people who live or work in San Francisco. You do not need insurance to book an appointment.

Below please find 3 steps to help seniors get vaccinated:

  1. Find a list of vaccine sites at sf.gov/GetVaccinated
    1. If you have limited internet accesscall the state hotline at (833) 422-4255 for help with booking at some sites.
  2. Book an appointment
    1. Book an appointment online at sf.gov/GetVaccinated
    2. If you are assisting someone to book an appointment you will need their information: 
      1. Name 
      2. Date of birth 
      3. Address 
      4. Insurance (only if they have it)
  3. Check transportation options and accessibility for the vaccine site before you go
    1. Muni and Paratransit are free for anyone traveling to and from COVID-19 vaccine appointments. SFMTA is also providing additional access to taxi service for those using the Essential Trip Card.
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Walk-in vaccinations now for all 65+ San Franciscans

Walk-in vaccinations are now available for San Francisco residents 65 and older!

Drop-in daily, 9am-3pm until 2/23 at SF General Hospital (1001 Potrero Ave, Building 30). No appointment needed.

FREE transit and para-transit to get to the vaccination site. More information here: https://www.sfmta.com/blog/free-muni-and-paratransit-covid-19-vaccine-appointments

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Free COVID-19 Vaccines for Eligible Residents in 94112

The City’s Community Health Branch sends this information. Also, see below the flyer image for a warning about vaccine scams and how to avoid them.

Free COVID-19 Vaccines for Eligible Residents in Zip Codes 94124, 94134, 94110, 94112, 94107

San Francisco is offering free COVID-19 vaccinations at two community sites, including the Southeast Health Center in the Bayview, and Zuckerberg San Francisco General’s Learning Center in the Mission. Please see below for more information about who is eligible at these sites. The intent of these two new sites is to serve the neighborhoods most heavily impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. As more vaccine supply continues to become available, more sites will open to serve residents throughout the city.

It is critical that older adults living in neighborhoods most impacted by the pandemic have early access to COVID-19 vaccinations to lower both the infection and death rates among a population disproportionally impacted by the virus. Vaccine supply remains low and you may be asked to return the following day if the site reaches capacity. More at https://sfhealthnetwork.org/covid-19-vaccine/

San Francisco is offering free COVID-19 vaccinations at Zuckerberg San Francisco General’s Learning Center to those who meet ALL of the following requirements:

1) live in zip codes 94110, 94112, or 94107; and

2) Ages 65 and over; and

3) Medi-Cal recipients, Healthy SF recipients or uninsured. [UPDATE FEB 12, 2021: Program now open to all 65+ regardless of insurance.]

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