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BREAKING CALIFORNIA: San Francisco only gets cleaned up when there is a major event. There is a humanitarian crisis in our community and sweeping everything underneath the rug will not solve our problems but it sure will make our city “look good” when the world is watching during the...

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We know how to do big things in San Francisco. And with 13 days to go, we are ready to have the eyes of the world on our city for Super Bowl 60. Public Safety will be my top priority through Super Bowl week, and city teams are ready, coordinated, and confident that we will provide a safe, welcoming experience for our residents and visitors. Now, as our city agencies prepare these major events, San Franciscans will see more local officers on our streets. I want to be clear about our priorities. SFPD and our local law enforcement are focused on protecting public safety—including the right to peaceful expression. We will continue to uphold San Francisco’s longstanding policies that keep local law enforcement focused on keeping our city safe—not federal immigration enforcement. If you see SFPD on the street, they are there to keep you safe, not to assist immigration enforcement. Public safety also depends on all of us. If you see something concerning, say something. Call 911 for emergencies and 311 for non-emergencies. You can also sign up for text message alerts at or by texting your ZIP code to 888-777. The Super Bowl is the most-watched event in America. And when we host it on our doorstep, there isn’t just attention on the field—the entire nation sees the wonder of our city: our beautiful parks, our small businesses, our arts and culture. So, to my fellow San Franciscans. We’ve got your back. This city has your back. Let’s have a great Super Bowl week, and let’s go, San Francisco.

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