February 2024 Community Newsletter
San Francisco celebrates the 20th Anniversary of the Winter of Love
This Valentine's Day, the Office of the City Administrator partnered with our City Leaders and community members to celebrate love and to recognize the 20th anniversary of the “Winter of Love” in San Francisco, the historic moment in 2004 when San Francisco began issuing same-sex marriage licenses under the leadership of Mayor Gavin Newsom.
Love was in the air! Over 140 weddings occurred in City Hall as part of the celebration, and City Administrator Chu had the pleasure of officiating the wedding of Steven (who works at 311!) and his partner Matthew.
Community Corner
City Administrator Carmen Chu joined the Bayview YMCA, Chinatown Community Development Center, and Community Youth Center at the annual Bayview Black History Month and Lunar New Year Celebration.
City Administrator Carmen Chu joined Mayor London Breed, California State Controller Malia Cohen, San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins, Supervisor Walton, City officials, and community leaders at the San Francisco City Hall Black History Month closing ceremony.
City Administrator Carmen Chu joined the Bayview YMCA, Chinatown Community Development Center, and Community Youth Center at the annual Bayview Black History Month and Lunar New Year Celebration.
Junior Small Animal Foster Program at SFACC
Upcoming Conferences at Moscone Center
The Moscone Convention Center hosts events that bring visitors from across the country and around the world to San Francisco. Take a look at some of the conferences coming soon to San Francisco.
4/18/24 - 4/18/24 City and County of San Francisco Shift Happens
4/23/24 - 4/25/24 Stripe, Inc
5/06/24 - 05/9/24 RSA Conference
5/14/24 - 5/16/24 Visa Payments Forum
5/17/24 - 5/19/24 American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists
5/23/24 - 5/23/24 Professional Businesswomen of California
311 is Here to Help with Non-Emergency Needs
Worried about someone's safety on the street? Remember to call 911 for emergencies and 311 for non-emergencies.
Calling 911 puts you in contact with a trained dispatcher who will send the most appropriate response team for each situation.
Use 311 for non-emergency situations, city services, and information. 311 can provide you with resources and information, issue a service request to the appropriate department, and direct you to the right place.
