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What is the Aquatic Park Neighborhood?
The Aquatic Park Neighborhood is the historic residential and business area bordered by Leavenworth St./Columbus Ave. to the East, Francisco St. to the South, Van Ness Ave. to the West and the waterfront to the North. The map is here.
By joining the Aquatic Park Neighbors you will have opportunities to participate in neighborhood events, meet your neighbors, learn about volunteer opportunities, city initiatives, and contribute your voice to positive changes in the area. Membership is (still) free and committees are open to your particular interests. Join today. To join click on the logo at the top of the page and enter your email address in the resulting dialog box.
- Preserving the beauty and character of our historical neighborhood
- Keeping neighbors aware of planned developments and their impact on the neighborhood
- Promoting local safety and security
- Working on disaster recovery awareness and planning
- Creating a strong sense of community
Please email us with your comments, questions and contributions, which we will try our best to take into consideration. Email us at webmaster@aquaticpark.org
| Aquatic Park 1936 | Aquatic Park 1939 |
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| Ghirardelli Square 1951 | Ghirardelli Square-Alcatraz |
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Safety Alerts
Notices
Sit / Lie ordinance is a hot button topic especially in merchant / business corridors. Officers are actively engaging persons who are sitting on the sidewalk or who are sleeping on the street and assessing their situation for referral to assistance facilities or jail.
Call 553-0123 or 311 if you are dealing with a situation in your neighborhood where the streets and sidewalks are being blocked or impeded by persons sitting or lying for no reason.
This is not directed solely at those persons classified as homeless, but includes persons drinking alcohol in public, engaged in begging or entertainment and their presence violates the law.
