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Office of Supervisor Bevan Dufty wrote:
If you have any questions about the
following information, please don't hesitate to
call my office at (415) 554-6968
Glen Park Patrol Safety Hosts Safety
Awareness Class
To improve personal safety in the Glen Park
Village, members of the Glen Park Patrol Safety
Program (GPPSP) are sponsoring an awareness and
basic self defense tips and techniques class
open to everyone in the neighborhood.
The
basic level safety awareness/self defense class
will be held Sunday, March 7, 2010 from 9 a.m.
to noon at St. John's Parish School, located at
925 Chenery Street, and is part of the
neighborhood safety group's community service
commitment to enhance safety.
The class
is open to everyone.
The class costs $40
to cover basic expenses and eight scholarships
are available reducing the class fee to $20 per
person. Parents at the host St. John's Parish
School, will be admitted at no cost.
RSVP
and payment for the class is due in full by
Monday, March 3. Payments can be delivered or
mailed to 2012 Diamond Street, Suite. 239, San
Francisco, CA 94131. For more information,
please call (415) 587-3863 or email
GPsafetyprogram@gmail.com.
Sunday Streets are Back
The first Sunday Streets of 2010 is coming up on
March 14th along the Embarcadero, starting at
Fisherman's Wharf and PIER 39, south to China
Basin and Terry Francois Boulevard.
Sunday Streets will be expanded this year
starting in March and lasting through October.
With events in neighborhoods from the
Embarcadero to the Great Highway, from the
Bayview to the Mission and the Civic Center and
Western Addition, the 2010 Sunday Streets
promises to be fantastic, so
please click here for more information.
If you are interested in programming an
event for Sunday Streets this year, please
contact Susan@livablecity.org.
Grab Bag
This Wednesday, March 3rd I'm hosting a meeting
about the upcoming renovation of Dolores Park
with Recreation and Park at 6:00 p.m. @ Dolores
Park Church, 455 Dolores Street.
Over 150
people attended last week's Noe Valley meeting
to discuss legislation I've proposed to remove
the caps on new restaurants on 24th Street and
require a conditional use approval so the
community has a strong voice in determining that
a restaurant use will be beneficial for the
community,
On March 25th,
Our Family Coalition is holding its Annual
Night Out at One Market Street from 6:00 to
9:00. To buy tickets,
please click here and join me in supporting
this great organization.
Nicolas
King, who has been a wonderful asset as
my Legislative Aide for the past two years, is
re-joining Mayor Newsom to
serve as his Public Safety Policy Advisor.
I am proud that Nicolas will be providing a
high-level of leadership and coordination for
our City's Public Safety Departments with the
Mayor's Office. He has been a tremendous member
of our office providing a calm presence and
thoughtful analysis of the most complex issues.
I am also pleased that Alex Randolph
is now with my office. Many of you know Alex
from working as the Mayor's Liaison to District
8 and the LGBT community for the past three
years. Alex also was manager of my 2006
re-election campaign. Alex can be reached at
(415) 554-6986 or
alex.randolph@sfgov.org
Saturday was a big day, this '55 Baby turned 55
with dim sum at Yank Sing. Later we celebrated
the Year of the Tiger in the Chinese New Year's
Parade. My wonderful friend Assemblywoman Fiona
Ma joined Sidney and I before the Parade. Thanks
to Richard Webster for his '64 Cadillac
convertible!
Office of Supervisor Bevan Dufty
staff.dufty@sfgov.org
1 Dr Carlton
B Goodlett Place
Room 244
San Francisco,
CA
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