The Southeast Community Center (SECC) is a hub for local community to gather, learn, play, and grow. The long-standing partnership between San Francisco’s Southeast communities and the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission is designed to promote the health, well-being, cultural, educational, and financial empowerment of southeast residents. Learn more about the SECC or visit us at 1550 Evans Ave., San Francisco. Upcoming Events at the SECC Electrify My Ride Community Event Indoor Family Movie Series D10 Health Fest (Save the Dated)

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. Upcoming Planned Power Outages for Hetch Hetchy Power Customers Friday, August 1, 10 a.m. - 12 p.m: Select buildings and customers on Yerba Buena Island, including: 1 Bristol Ct and 36 Meadow Dr. Friday, August 8, 7 a.m. - 5 p.m : Buildings in the Sunnydale HOPE SF Project, including: 1491 Sunnydale Ave., 1529 Sunnydale Ave., 1533 Sunnydale

The Water Conservation Showcase is free to the public. This is made possible through the work of the Water Conservation Showcase partners: AIA SF COTE, East Bay Municipal Utility District, San Francisco Public Utilities, San Jose Water, Pacific Gas & Electric, USGBC Northern California, City of Sacramento, Sacramento Regional Water Authority and showcase sponsors. The showcase includes presentations on water conservation technologies and strategies, an expo hall, workshops, tours and an art exhibit. Lunch provided. Education sessions will be submitted for GBCI and AIA continuing education

Wastewater entering San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) treatment plants contains low levels of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), primarily from homes but also from businesses and office buildings. We do not produce or introduce PFAS in any way. For background information about PFAS and associated health risks, as well as information about PFAS and drinking water, see the PFA's and drinking water fact sheet . We are working with our partners to monitor and develop solutions that address this emerging contaminant. The SFPUC is participating in a study to