How do I report a pothole in San Francisco?
You can report a pothole online on the San Francisco 311 page. Start at the sf311.org home page, and choose “Streets & Sidewalks.” From the Streets and Sidewalks page, click …
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Does San Francisco offer a reward for information that leads to arrest of graffiti vandals?
Yes, San Francisco offers a $250 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of graffiti vandals.
If interested in the Graffiti Rewards Fund Program, you must first …
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Can volunteers remove graffiti in San Francisco from private property?
No, by law it is the responsibility of the owner of the private property to remove graffiti on the property. However, volunteers can offer to remove the graffiti if the …
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How long do private property owners have to remove graffiti?
Under San Francisco’s City Graffiti Ordinance, private property owners have 30 days to remove graffiti from their buildings.
Details of the Graffiti Ordinance can be found in the San Francisco …
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How do I volunteer to remove graffiti in my neighborhood?
The Department of Public Works runs a volunteer graffiti removal program called Graffiti Watch.
The Graffiti Watch program is a partnership between the Department of Public Works and residents to …
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How do I report graffiti in my neighborhood?
According to the Department of Public Works, you are encouraged to call 911 if you see graffiti in progress. To report graffiti for removal, you can call 311.
You can …
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