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Public Guidance Regarding Neighborhood Concerns

Thank you for your partnership with the City and County of San Francisco as we work to address the homelessness crisis in our neighborhoods.

Right now, the best way to connect an unhoused neighbor to services is to provide them with the information to reach out for assistance. For up-to-date resources that you can pass on to a neighbor experiencing homelessness and in need of services, visit our “How to Get Services” page and download our Printable Resource Cards.

Express Concerns

Get up-to date guidance from the City about how to route your concerns about people in crisis on the street, and street conditions.

City Response System

Learn more about the citywide Healthy Streets initiative on sf.gov, including information on the City’s response and outreach teams.

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