Another Successful DHIC Gathering!

About 60 neighbors attended DHIC’s annual gathering at the top of the Sanchez Stairs.  Filling out name tags, they met each other while enjoying refreshments.  DHIC Board members provided information on our block safety groups, the Green Gardens folks who steward our green spaces, and the Dolores Heights fundraising for the Mission High School Scholarship fund. They also listened to and asked questions of Supervisor Rafael Mandelman and State Senator Scott Wiener.  Topics ranged from concerns about public safety, city efficiency, to upzoning and housing.  

Strong networks are the foundation of neighborhood, community, health, and safety.  Thanks to everyone for turning out and spending some of your Saturday with neighbors. Stay turned for information on our Fall event.  Questions?  Ideas? Comments?  Email info@doloresheights.org.

Community News

Pride month update –  

On Saturday June 24 the Dyke March assembles at 18th & Dolores for 5pm kick-off.   Community leaders are asking SF officials to ensure sufficient porta-potties at the Park.

Sunday, June 25 at 10:30am – SFPride49 parade heads up Market Street to the Civic Center.  Do you want to celebrate Pride with Supervisor Rafael Mandelman and other gay city supervisors who are marching together?  Sign up here 

Mission Station SFPD – monthly community meeting at 5pm on Tuesday, June 27 at Mission Police Station, 630 Valencia Street (at 17th Street.)  Captain Tom Harvey hosts the monthly community meeting at 5pm on the last Tuesday of the month at the Mission Police Station.  For more info, check the SFPD calendar 

Clean-ups in addition to DHIC’s monthly Green Gardens –

Clean Up The City is spearheaded by Vincent Yuen and Manny Yekutiel as part of the Civic Joy Fund (SF Chronicle, SF Examiner, SF Standard).  Devon Proctor (devon.proctor@gmail.com), a DH neighbor, organizes a weekly cleanup on Saturdays at 10am.   Hosted by Sisters Coffee Shop (20th and Valencia), you show up, spend an hour cleaning up the streets in the neighborhood, and then come back and enjoy a free brunch (along with some benefits from other local businesses.)