About this event

Co-hosted by:

Mid-Market Business Association & Foundation - Civic Center Community Benefit District - Mid Market Community Benefit District 

This is a follow up to the meeting held on February 1st. If you missed the first meeting you can find a recording of it by clicking here. The meeting will be facilitated by the City's Joint Information Center and Human Rights Commission. They will be joined by members of the Department of Emergency Management (DEM), Department of Public Health (DPH), Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing (HSH), and SFPD who will share updates, answer questions from community members, and hear feedback.

About the Tenderloin Linkage Center:

The Tenderloin Linkage Center is part of San Francisco’s Tenderloin Emergency Initiative announced by Mayor London Breed and ratified by the Board of Supervisors in late December. The Tenderloin Linkage Center, located at 1172 Market Street, opened on January 18th.

About Mid-Market Business Association & Foundation:

We work to improve the Mid-Market neighborhood and provide business support through the Mid-Market Business Association and Mid-Market Foundation. Our vision is a safe and clean business setting that fosters a sense of community, inclusion, and contribution, by and for everyone. MMBA envisions the Mid-Market corridor as home to a thriving business community. MMBA believes a strong business community is one important step of many towards an increased quality of life, and a more beautiful and welcoming neighborhood for current and future residents and businesses.

About Civic Center CBD:

The Civic Center Community Benefit District (CCCBD) improves and promotes San Francisco’s historic Civic Center through a host of planning, policy and public programming initiatives. In addition to focused and responsive neighborhood clean and safe programs, CCCBD provides public open space beautification, activation and advocacy on behalf of the area’s diverse constituency.

About Mid Market CBD:

The Mid Market Community Benefit District (MMCBD) provides core neighborhood services with its Community Ambassadors and Clean Teams; it also promotes local businesses, encourages economic development and public improvements, coordinates numerous major events and advocates on behalf of its constituents with respect to a host of public policy, planning, and quality-of-life issues.