COVID-19 Updates

The Port continues its efforts to safely reopen the waterfront for summer with full alignment of San Francisco's public health and safety guidance, including the August 2 universal requirement for wearing indoor maks.

See tips from the SF Department of Public Health. Additional COVID-19 information and resources below:

Summer Waterfront Activities and Fall Warm-up

The waterfront is home to many small and family-owned businesses that employ more than 10,000 people. The Port is excited for these summer updates that support bringing residents and visitors back to the waterfront and will help these businesses and their employees get back to work.

The historic streetcar F-line is back in action, and San Francisco's iconic cable cars are scheduled to resume service in July.
On July 1, the Exploratorium opened its doors as ferry service increased.
The Giants have welcomed back fans to full-capacity seating.

The Port is also planning for the return of Fleet Week in October and to bring back cruises in the fall.

Your Ideas for Waterfront Events and Activities

Have an idea for an activity or temporary event on the waterfront? The Port wants to hear them! The Port is seeking partners to help celebrate waterfront parks and open spaces with temporary events and activities. Locations include:

Heron's Head Park
Crane Cove Park
Pier 30-32
Cruise Terminal Plaza
Pier 29 Open Space

For more details and event contact information per location, visit the Port of San Francisco Special Events page.

Launching Virtual "Ask Me Anything"

This summer, a virtual "Ask Me Anything" is bringing Port staff directly to community members to answer questions about the Waterfront Resilience Program. These online sessions are scheduled the second and third Thursday of the month. Click the links below to sign up for the next Ask Me Anything and view the full schedule.

Thank You, Community Partners!

Thank you to the dozens of community organizations who have hosted the Port this summer for an online Waterfront Resilience Program presentation. In June and July, we connected with 21 community organizations and have several more presentations scheduled in August. More than 500 community members have logged on to join us.

Port Resilience in the News

The Port and the Waterfront Resilience Program is making headlines. Catch up on the latest stories and features:

NY Times: An Earthquake in Japan Speaks to a Sea Wall in San Francisco part of a climate solutions series, reports on the complexity of addressing both urgent seismic risks and long-term sea level rise adaptations

sfportresilience.com

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