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This Fourth of July, San Francisco will mark America's 250th anniversary with a historic fireworks display launched from the Golden Gate Bridge. The show begins around 9:30 PM. and is the City's only official fireworks celebration this year. It is going to be a memorable night. The Golden Gate Bridge will close to all traffic, including pedestrians and bicycles, from 9:00 PM to 10:00 PM.


It will also bring thousands of visitors to our District and the waterfront around it. Many of you live right where the crowds will gather, so I want to make sure you have what you need to enjoy the day and get through it with as little hassle as possible.


Here is what you should know:

Getting Home

The Marina will stay open and accessible to residents throughout the event. Some streets will be limited to local access to manage traffic and keep emergency routes clear. You, your guests, and your deliveries will be allowed through these access points, and you will not be asked to show ID or prove where you live.

Parking

Expect parking to be extremely limited across the area. The Marina Green parking lots will close at 6:00 AM on July 4th, with additional restrictions in place nearby. If you rely on street parking, plan to settle in early.

Blocked Driveways

Parking Control Officers (PCO) will be available to respond to blocked driveways, though towing may take longer than usual given the volume of people. If your driveway is blocked, report it to 311. I would also ask everyone to extend courtesy and keep driveways and crosswalks clear.
Noise, Concerns, and Public Safety

For noise complaints and other non-emergency City services, call 311. For any emergency involving an immediate threat to life or property, call 911. The City has developed a coordinated public safety plan involving SFPD, DEM, SFMTA, Rec & Park, CHP, Caltrans, the Presidio Trust, and other regional partners. There will be 10 police officers present per block in the Marina.

Where Crowds Will Gather

The largest crowds are expected at Marina Green, Crissy Field, and Pier 39. If you are staying in, you may want to steer clear of these spots in the evening. The jetty out to the Wave Organ will be closed after dark, as it gets too dark to be out there safely.

If You Are Heading Out

The northern waterfront will be busy all day, and walking or biking will likely be easier than driving. Muni will run additional shuttle service connecting BART, Caltrain, and the waterfront, with extended service after the show to help people get home. Check
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A few things to plan around:
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The Golden Gate Bridge will close to all traffic, including pedestrians and bicycles, from about 9:00 PM to 10:00 PM
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Caltrans will begin lane and ramp closures on US-101 in San Francisco and Marin starting at 8:00 PM
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If you travel between San Francisco and Marin County, expect delays and plan an alternate route.Support Our Neighborhood

Many visitors will spend the day exploring before and after the show. If you are out and about, I hope you will join them in supporting the restaurants, shops, and small businesses that make our district such a wonderful place to call home.


This celebration is a chance to come together and mark a remarkable moment in our country's history. With a little planning, we can all enjoy it while keeping our neighborhood welcoming for the visitors joining us. As always, my office is here if you need anything.


Wishing you a happy and safe Fourth of July.



Sincerely,

Stephen Sherrill

District 2 Supervisor

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