Earthquake Safety and Emergency Response Bond Program: Safeguarding San Francisco
#safeguardingSF
  • Home
  • ESER 2020
    • Emergency Firefighting Water System
    • Fire Stations and Support Facilities
    • District Police Stations and Support Facilities
    • 9-1-1 Call Center
    • Disaster Response Facilities
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • ESER 2014
    • Neighborhood Fire Stations >
      • Fireboat Station 35
    • Emergency Firefighting Water System
    • District Police Stations
    • Motorcycle Police and Crime Lab
    • Medical Examiner Facility
  • ESER 2010
    • Emergency Firefighting Water System
    • Neighborhood Fire Stations >
      • Fire Station 5
      • Fire Station 16
    • Public Safety Building
  • More Information
    • ESER Reports
Home >> ESER 2014 >> Neighborhood Firehouses
Picture
Neighborhood Firehouses
Emergency Firefighting Water System
District Police Stations & Infrastructure
Motorcycle Police and Crime Lab
Medical Examiner Facility
Picture
“It is imperative that our fire stations, located in every neighborhood of San Francisco, are seismically safe to ensure a timely response to the over 120,000 incidents that the Fire Department responds to each year.  In addition, our emergency firefighting water system will receive funding to repair, replace and improve this most vital component to suppressing fires in our City.  ESER 2014 will allow for day to day improvement and efficiencies in our Department and will play a critical role in our effectiveness with any large scale disaster. It is a sound investment in our City’s future.”
​
–Joanne Hayes-White, former Chief, San Francisco Fire Department



Why do we need to strengthen, improve and rehabilitate neighborhood fire stations?

Fire stations operate and are staffed by firefighters 24 hours a day, seven days a week.  It is critical that our first responders are housed in safe and seismically sound facilities ​with the capacity to provide essential emergency response services.  ESER 2014 continues the work of ESER 2010 of renovating and replacing selected seismically-deficient fire stations. The work funded through the 2014 ESER bond improves safety, seismically upgrades essential facilities and creates a healthy work environment for firefighters. ​
Scope of work

36 neighborhood fire stations were selected to receive work through ESER 2014. These facilities and their scope of work were carefully selected based on their operational and tactical importance, ensuring the effective deployment of first responders in the event of a major earthquake or disaster.

Progress made
Explore the map below to see which stations were selected ​​and for a description of work.

​
Completed neighborhood fire station projects funded by ESER 2014 bond include the following:


Earthquake Safety and Emergency Response Bond Program 
| City and County of San Francisco
Picture
Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.