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Hunters Point Naval Shipyard - Protect Your Health

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Staying Healthy During the Cleanup

Your health and safety are our top priority and SFDPH will continue to advocate for the residents of Bayview-Hunters Point as the multi-year cleanup process continues at the Shipyard. Explore our pages below to stay informed and learn how to safeguard your health. Contact your primary healthcare provider for more personalized guidance and treatment tailored to your specific health needs.Get Cleanup Updates

Health and Safety Information

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Dust & Air Quality

During the cleanup process, the Navy's activities have the potential to create dust. Learn more about the Navy's dust control and mitigation requirements.

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Water Quality

The Navy is currently cleaning up contaminated surface water and groundwater at the Shipyard due to historical activities. Learn more about water cleanup at the Shipyard and tap water in San Francisco.

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Radiation

The Navy continues to test areas of the Shipyard that may have been historically impacted by radiological uses. The Navy has recently found radiological objects during cleanup activities. Learn more about radiation at the Shipyard.

Partner agencies

Environmental Health
Department of Public Health

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