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Click here to read Spring 2007 Park Users survey.
NPC is starting off the new year with a “wish list” for our parks and we want to share it with you. Please let us know if you have any other ideas to add to our list! You can make a donation to the Recreation and Park Department here on behalf of NPC that will be designated toward many of these needs.With Interim Manager Jared Blumenfeld in place since October, RPD has now started a search for a permanent general manager. Read the job description below, which, amazingly, is not posted on RPD’s website under Job Opportunities!
We all know that we’ve hit rough economic times. But there is a way to help parks while you shop for groceries and other essentials! If you shop for everything you need in the City and County of San Francisco, the sales tax generated will go toward the City’s General Fund, which in turn, funds our parks.
How Do Your Trees Look? The park bond, passed in 2008, funds a program for the repair and restoration of trees within city parks for the first time, including new tree planting. In preparing for a focused tree element of the parks bond, it is important that the Recreation and Parks Department has a clear snapshot of current park forestry issues.
The Neighborhood Parks Council is San Francisco's premier advocacy organization for all the city's parks and playgrounds.
