On Tuesday July 16th (7 PM) there is a community meeting at Ingleside Police Station. Open to all. Meet your local officers and discuss your concerns.

On Tuesday July 16th (7 PM) there is a community meeting at Ingleside Police Station. Open to all. Meet your local officers and discuss your concerns.

From Ingleside Police Station:
Frustrated by the relentless scourge of illegal July 4th Fireworks every year?
If so, Ingleside Station needs your help. Please:
1) Contact us about problem locations where illegal fireworks have been ignited in the past, and
2) If you see something; say something. We need specific locations with either the addresses or intersections where the big, house shaking, fire hazard creating, injury-causing fireworks were detonated in years past.
During the month leading up to the 4th, we will be compiling a list of these locations in anticipation of 4th of July illegal fireworks activity so that we can stop the big, dangerous gatherings from even starting.
Email us at: sfpd.fireworks@sfgov.org; you may remain anonymous/confidential.
New local resource: Ingleside Police Station has a new website with links, answers to common questions and information about crimes like auto burglary. Also, signing up for the weekly newsletter will connect you with local events and news.
More here: https://www.sanfranciscopolice.org/stations/ingleside-station
From the San Francisco Department of Building Inspection (DBI):
PROPERTY OWNERS INVITED TO DBI’S ANNUAL EARTHQUAKE SAFETY FAIR
“GET READY FOR THE BIG ONE!”
JUNE 11, 2019 AT 10AM – 4PM
WHAT: San Francisco residents, property and business owners are invited to the Department of Building Inspection’s (DBI) Annual Earthquake Safety Fair on Tuesday, June 11, 2019. This free public event will take place from 10am to 4pm at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, 99 Grove Street, just across from City Hall and easy walking distance from the Civic Center MUNI and BART lines.
Last year, DBI hosted over 80 exhibitors — ranging from contractors, design professionals, financial institutions, government agencies and community partners; provided five informative workshops about building, earthquake and accessible business storefronts; hands-on emergency trainings and brought over 600 attendees to learn and benefit from the all-day building safety event. Continue reading “June 11: Earthquake Safety Fair”
On Tuesday April 16th (7 PM) there is a community meeting at Ingleside Police Station. Open to all. Meet your local officers and discuss your concerns.
