Rainy season is here, and thanks to the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission's (SFPUC) Green Infrastructure Grants for Homes pilot program, several homeowners are ready with a new stormwater management plan in place. By installing rain gardens, cisterns, and other solutions, these residents are doing their part to help reduce the runoff entering the sewer system, while also lowering their bills.

City partners offer tools and programs to help San Franciscans prepare for wet weather

Every summer, the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) and other city Agencies within the public sector mentor interns from a program called Project Pull. Project Pull is designed to offer motivated and hard-working students enriching internship experiences across various disciplines.

Every summer, the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) and other city Agencies within the public sector mentor interns from a program called Project Pull. Project Pull is designed to offer motivated and hard-working students enriching internship experiences across various disciplines.

SFPUC and SFFD bring upgraded infrastructure and firefighting readiness to northern waterfront

The roots of San Francisco are deeply connected to Latino heritage, and today Latinos make up nearly 16% of the city’s population. As we close out Latino Heritage Month, we celebrate small business owners like Diana Medina, who runs a jewelry store in the Mission district and is a CleanPowerSF customer.

“Our stories aren’t just about heritage. They’re about the future of this country. I’m proud to be part of that future and to be working to open doors for the next generation.” As communities across the country celebrate Latino Heritage Month, Jose I. Sanchez Molina shares his reflections on what this month means to him and why Latino stories are central to America’s story. Jose is the Director of Policy and Government Affairs within External Affairs at the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC).