CRIME ALERT as of late October 2009 from Captain Paul Chignell's
email alert:
"We are experiencing an inordinate number of auto burglaries and auto vandalism throughout the district. Please
do not leave anything of value in your vehicles and try to park vehicles in garages or in well lit areas during the night
time hours. Please call us immediately if you see persons loitering near vehicles, peering into vehicles or trying door handles."
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DOYLE DRIVE CLOSURE UPDATE:
See www.doyledrive.org for updates; click under
"stay informed" for upcoming meetings and other information.
Ramp Closures
The following ramps will be closed during the timeframes listed during construction:
| Route | Timeframe |
| 1. Northbound Doyle Drive to Southbound Park Presidio/Hwy 1 |
November 2009 – 2012 |
| 2.
Northbound Park Presidio to Southbound Doyle Drive | Early 2010 – Early 2011 |

Enlarged View
These ramp closures do not affect regional traffic coming from or going to the Golden Gate Bridge. The
ramps serve a low volume of traffic and are primarily used by San Francisco residents traveling between the Richmond/Sunset
neighborhoods and the Marina/Cow Hollow neighborhoods. The vehicles who typically use these ramps will be dispersed throughout
the city street network. Traffic between Marin County, San Francisco and San Mateo County will continue to move unimpeded.
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ST. FRANCIS CIRCLE
CONSTRUCTION info from West of Twin Peaks Central Council:
Here is some information about upcoming construction at St Francis Circle.
. Construction starts mid May 2010 and ends major construction Sep 1, 2010.
. Minor construction continues through Nov 2010.
. Traffic will be severely impacted on
.
West Portal Avenue
.
Portola Drive
.
Sloat Boulevard
.
Junipero Serra
.
St Francis Boulevard
. Impact to parking in the area will be mitigated to the extent possible.
. The impact of this project will be affected by the Doyle Drive project and Stern Grove
Summer Concerts.
. There will be a police officer on duty at the construction site for the duration
of the construction.
. Some temporary lane configuration changes will be made.
. Signage notifying drivers of lane changes will begin at highway 280.
http://www.tinyurl.com/mta-presentation
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| SF Neighborhood Emergency Response Team (NERT) |
Police Department
- This link takes you to information about our local police department, which includes a tip line and links to local information
like MUNI bus re-routes. Of course, always dial 911 in case of an emergency, or from Monterey Heights homes, dial 553-0123 or from a mobile phone 553-8090.
◦http://www.sfgov.org/site/police_index.asp?id=19975
◦Sgt. Steve Quon has graciously volunteered his phone numbers
to MHHA residents. He can be reached at his desk at 415-759-3196 or on his mobile at 415-553-0123.
Note: If you would like to sign up for Taraval Police Station's
Captain Paul C. Chignell's daily crime reports, please email him at Paul.Chignell@sfgov.org
with your email address requesting to be put on his daily crime report email
list. Feel free to mention you're a resident of Monterey Heights. Captain Chignell's daily reports discuss
arrests, criminal incidents, and other issues that happen in the Taraval Police Station's jurisdiction, which includes
Monterey Heights.
• 311- Do you need to
◦Request litter removal service?
◦Determine Muni route information?
◦Report a pothole?
◦Obtain
requirements for purchasing a marriage license?
◦Report a graffiti problem?
◦Find
out a department’s office hours?
◦Get
information on starting a business in San Francisco?
◦File a taxi complaint or compliment or report a lost item?
If so, dialing the new, toll-free number 311 will connect you to a customer service representative around
the clock to help you find your answer. Translation services available in 145 languages. (Dial 415-701-2311 from
outside the 415 area code.
• NERT and 72 Hours- Neighborhood Emergency Response Team and 72 hours. NERT: This branch of
the S.F. Fire Department helps neighborhoods organize themselves for relief efforts and neighborhood communication in the
event of a major disaster. Click on the top link for information including the training schedule. 72 Hours is an overview
of what we can do to prepare ourselves for the first 72 hours after a major disaster would hit San Francisco. Recently
launched, this website has loads of information, including what to do with pets, utilities, and putting together a "go
bag". Click on the second link below.
◦www.sfgov.org/sffdnert
◦www.72hours.org
• Planning Department - Link to the department
of planning. Their phone number is 415-558-6377.
◦http://www.sfgov.org/planning
•Traffic Calming - This is a link to the Department of Parking and Transportation's Traffic
Calming Program site.
◦http://www.sfgov.org/site/dpt_index.asp?id=13571
•Department of Public Works- This is the link to the Department of Public Works.
◦http://www.sfdpw.org
•San Francisco SAFE- crime-prevention education organization, including a link to CrimeMaps, which gives
information about what kinds of crimes are committed in different neighborhoods.
◦http://www.sfsafe.org