Safety Tips

Here are some ways you can improve your neighborhood safety

1. Tell your neighbors to observe what is going on around them.

2. Be alert, especially at night. Watch out for suspicious activity.

3. If you see suspicious behavior, observe what is going on. Record date and time, license plates, what people are wearing, what they look like they are doing and then call 553-0123.

4. Keep the sidewalks clear! The police can't notice suspicious activity if the sidewalks are blocked.

If you see an incident, or are a victim yourself, REPORT IT TO THE POLICE. (If you don't report it, it didn't happen!) Call these numbers:

• Emergency (a serious crime is happening now): 911

• Non-emergency dispatch (you want a squad car to come) 553-0123

• Call Park Station you want to tell the police what you know about crime in the neighborhood

Contact Leela at board@nopna.org if you want to join the NOPNA Safety Group.

Neighborhood Police Station  

1899 Waller Street
San Francisco, CA 94117
Learn More: http://sanfranciscopolice.org/park-station

Email: SFPDParkStation@sfgov.org
Emergency: dial 911
Non-emergency: dial (415) 553-0123
TTY Line (for hearing impaired)
415-681-6487
TIP LINE: (415) 731-2865
Permit Officer: 415-242-3032

Community Meetings: 2nd Tuesday of the month

Time: 6:00 p.m.
Place: Park Station-1899 Waller Street

Neighborhood Fire Station - Station 21

1443 Grove St.
San Francisco, CA 94117
PH: (415) 558-3200
Learn more: http://sf-fire.org/

Emergency, dial: 911
Safety Tips and Facts: FIRE SAFETY TIPS

Biking Resources

Thanks to the San Francisco Bike Coalition & SF Safe for the useful links.

Maps & Routes

• Google Maps

• Regional Bike Mapper

• The Wiggle

Bicycle law

• Rules of the road

• Crash checklist

• SFMTA Bicycling Resources

Theft & Locking

• How to Lock your Bike

• Register your Bike

• If your Bike is Stolen

Neighborhood Emergency Response Team (NERT)

Get trained. Save yourself, help others.

The importance of being prepared for an emergency is more important than ever. The Neighborhood Emergency Response Team is a great way to take a leadership role in the area and provide life-saving guidance to your neighbors in dire times. If interested please email David Bull at nopanert@daviddull.com

More activities in the NERT calendar can be found at http://sf-fire.org/calendar-special-events .

Safety Advocacy Groups