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If you are experiencing a water, power, or sewer emergency or service problem call our 24-hour hotline at 3-1-1 or (415) 701-2311 from outside SF or log on at sf311.org. Learn more or review active service alerts.
Using Potable Water on Nonfunctional Turf (NFT) is Prohibited To support policies related to water conservation, the California State Legislature passed Assembly Bill 1572. This law prohibits using potable (drinking) water to irrigate nonfunctional turf (grass) at public properties, commercial, industrial and institutional properties, and the common areas at common interest developments (CID) like homeowner associations (HOA), mobile home parks, and senior communities. It also requires water agencies adopt local restrictions. The SFPUC’s nonfunctional turf restriction applies to properties in
Southeast Community Center - A Space for Bayview to Thrive! Welcome to the SECC, Bayview’s neighborhood hub to gather, learn, play, and grow! We’re thrilled to spotlight two exciting initiatives designed to connect our community, highlight local resources and create unforgettable shared experiences. Come celebrate and experience the magic of Bayview with us! Indoor Family Movie Club Connect with family and friends at the Indoor Movie Club. It’s free, fun, and the perfect neighborhood space where great films meet great people. August 15th Zootopia 2 September 26th Moana October 31st A Minecraft
Power outages can occur for a variety of reasons – whether unplanned or planned. We recognize the inconvenience that a loss of electricity can cause. We want to make sure you are prepared in the event of a service interruption and how you can stay safe.
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances are human-made chemicals that have become pervasive in the global environment and people's bodies due to their widespread use in consumer and industrial products. These chemicals are often referred to as PFAS. They are also called “forever chemicals” because they break down very slowly. Studies have associated high levels of PFAS exposure with adverse health effects. The SFPUC is a water, power, and wastewater utility. The SFPUC has not found PFAS in San Francisco’s drinking water. On the wastewater side, PFAS from homes, businesses, and office buildings is