Dear Neighbors and Community,
I hope you are all doing well!
Wishing our entire community a season of gratitude, rest and reflection. We honor the Native peoples of this land and extend warmth to all, whether you celebrate, observe differently, or simply take this time to slow down.
Here are some upcoming hearings and adminitrative code changes that our office has been leading on:
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1. Dec. 1 @ 10:00am, Rules Committee
Ordinance to Establish Reparations FundÂ
2. Dec. 2 @ 2:00pm, Board of Supervisors Meeting
Committee of the Whole SFPD Updates on DOJ Recommendations Â
3. Dec. 15 @ 10:00am, Rules Committee
Hearing on the Navy's delayed disclosure of airborne plutonium detected at the Hunters Point Shipyard |
As always, if you have any questions or matters concerning District 10, please email my office at waltonstaff@sfgov.org.Â
In Community,
Supervisor Shamann Walton |
District 10 Office Updates |
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Oct. 28 -Â We had the honor of honoring Derick Brown at the Board of Supervisor's meeting for his continued work across all of San Francisco through collaboration, commitment and true leadership. His work on youth development, education, public policy and philanthropy, is a model for so many San Franciscans. Thank you Derick for all of your service to our city!
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Oct. 29 - I attended the SFDPH Nurse-Family Partnership Program, which is a free home-visiting program that provides public health nurses to support first-time pregnant individuals and mothers in San Francisco. The program offers guidance and education on topics like having a healthy pregnancy, infant care, and child development, and connects families to community resources, with support lasting until the child turns two years old. It was a great event to witness.
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Oct. 30 - We had another ribbon cutting ceremony in Sunnydale on more affordable housing in community! This is a culmination of people coming together for years to actually achieve results. More stability for families in their own community. When you put in the work, you get results!
170 Units Completed in Sunnydale and 184 More In Construction! D10 Strong! -
Oct. 30 - We held our annual District 10 Safety Plan Report-Back at the Southeast Community Center. We appreciate all of the community members, city departments and CBOs for taking the time to be present as we continue to work to keep everyone safe.
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Nov. 1 - Celebrated 1945 Lounge for their 1 year Anniversary in Visitacion Valley!
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Nov. 5 - We honored IL Pirata, a community strong hold in the Potrero Hill community. IL Pirata and the Catechi family have been a place of refuge and a second home to so many in community for over 30 years. Thank you for pouring into the neighborhood for decades!
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Nov. 7 - Beautiful day for another ribbon cutting in District 10! We celebrated the grand opening of the Oscar James Residence!
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Nov. 8 - I visited the City EMT Multi-Casualty Incident Drill event this morning. City EMT is a career readiness program preparing people for emergency services and fire careers for 18-26 years old- a true pipeline program!
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Nov. 14 - A beautiful evening supporting the work of Horizon's Unlimited- celebrating their 60 years of service!
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Nov. 15 - Great morning meeting with the African American Cultural District Planning Meeting- putting in that work!
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Nov. 17 - Attended the Hunters Point Shipyard Citizens Advisory Committee meeting to hear from the Navy concerning their lack of transparency and the timeline for shipyard clean-up.Â
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Nov. 18 - We honored Goat Hill Pizza for their 50th Anniversary. They have been well known across the city for 5 decades now and we appreciate their commitment to community.
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SAN FRANCISCO ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT
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Saturday, December 6, 2025 | 11 AM – 1 PM
BayLands Community Room | 2201 Bayshore Blvd, SF
Connect with your neighbors and discover local resources and incentives that make sustainable living easy and fun! Join SF Environment, InterEthnica, Visitacion Valley Connections, and The Bay Lands for an interactive community fair with:
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Hands-on stations on food waste prevention, zero waste, clean transportation, home electrification, healthy living, & more!
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Free giveaways and chances to win prizes that support climate action while supplies last.
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Interactive workshop to learn ways to save money and improve the climate by preventing food waste in the home
Meet SF Environment and local partners, learn new ways to care for your home and the planet, and take action for a cleaner, healthier San Francisco.
Space is limited to 80 – register on Eventbrite! Walk-ups welcome as space allows. ADA accessible (watch for signs to the accessible entrance).
[SEE FLYER IN FOLDER HERE: sfe_EN_Resource fair Vis Valley 2025-draft05 (1).pdf] |
SAFE BATTERY DISPOSALHow to get rid of batteries if you live in a house. |
If you live in a house or small apartment complex, put loose household batteries in a clear plastic bag and place them on top of the black/gray bin.
Batteries contain toxins that can contaminate soil and water, and when improperly disposed of, they can start fires.
How to get rid of batteries if you live in a large complex |
| Take special care with lithium batteries |
Tape over lithium battery contacts. Look for "Li" or "Lithium." If left uncovered, they can cause fires if they come in contact with other batteries.
Other types of batteries and electronic devices
Visit SFRecycles or contact Recology at (415) 330-1300 for e-bike batteries, vaping devices, cell phones, and other items with built-in, non-removable batteries. Do not attempt to remove embedded batteries from these devices.
Landscaping OrdinanceHealthier, Cleaner, Quieter Communities Act
Starting January 1, 2026, the use of gas-powered landscaping equipment by professional landscapers, property owners, business owners, and the public is prohibited per San Francisco’s Healthier, Cleaner, Quieter Communities Act. City Departments and their contractors began complying with this ordinance on July 1, 2024. Making the switch from gas-powered to electric equipment landscaping equipment will reduce carbon emissions and air pollution as well as decrease the high noise levels associated with gas-powered equipment. More information is available at
sfenvironment.org/landscaping Â
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DEPARTMENT ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN
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SAN FRANCISCO RECREATION & PARKS DEPARTMENT |
NIGHT WORK AT INDIA BASIN
Night work will be occurring for the remainder of the month at India Basin. Please view this link for more information Project Updates — India Basin Waterfront Parks.
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SAN FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL TRANSPORTATION AGENCY |
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November 2025
Construction is coming soon!
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) is currently undertaking a series of spot improvements in the Hairball area to address traffic safety issues, specifically along Bayshore Boulevard between Marin Street and Jerrold Avenue, and Cesar Chavez Street underneath US 101. The scope includes striping improvements, upgrading bikeways, and traffic calming. Project changes were approved in 2023. Implementation is expected to take place this winter (late 2025 or early 2026).
Near-Term Spot Improvements:
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Intersection improvements at Bayshore Boulevard and Jerrold Avenue
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Two-way bikeway on Bayshore Boulevard separated by concrete barriers
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Speed cushion on Bayshore Boulevard north of Marin Street
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Raised crosswalk on Bayshore Boulevard just south of Cesar Chavez Street
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Lane reduction and striping modifications on Cesar Chavez Street underneath US 101
In addition, the SFMTA is working with Public Works to install long-term capital improvements to further bring safety and accessibility enhancements to the area. More information on long-term improvements, including ways to engage, will be available in 2026.
Construction FAQ
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OFFICE OF THE CITY ADMINISTRATOR |
Alemany Farmers Market welcomes new management Â
The City Administrator’s Office, through its Real Estate Division, is pleased to announce Foodwise as the new manager of the Alemany Farmers Market starting February 2026.Â
Foodwise is a trusted nonprofit with over 30 years of experience operating farmers markets, including the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market at the Ferry Building and the Mission Community Market. Â
The City will continue to provide security, custodial services, and property maintenance to the Alemany Farmers Market. All food assistance programs will continue, and tokens provided by the Real Estate Division to customers with EBT will still be accepted. Â
Come visit the Alemany Farmers Market for fresh, affordable food and produce every Saturday, year-round, at 100 Alemany Blvd.Â
For more information, visit the Real Estate Division website.Â
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District 10 Supervisor Shamann Walton | 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Pl, San Francisco | Room 282 Office Line: 415.554.7670 | General Email: waltonstaff@sfgov.org |
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