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Living in San Francisco: Official City Sources for Residents

Residents' guide to 311, Muni passes, parking permits, parks, DataSF, SFPUC, AlertSF and trash pickup, each from the city's own page.

San Francisco City Hall at dusk with lit street lamps.
San Francisco City Hall.

This is the section for people who live in San Francisco: who to call, how to pay for Muni, where the parks are, how to get alerts.

Every page uses the city’s own agency pages. Where an agency did not state something, the page says so.

Agency pages read on 27 October 2026.

311Dial from inside San Francisco, 24/7
41Analysis Neighborhoods in DataSF
11Members on the Board of Supervisors
233Neighborhood parks, per Rec and Park

New to the City?

Start with New to San Francisco? and Moving to San Francisco: Your First 30 Days. For local events, see this weekend. Visitors should use Visit San Francisco.

This section does not cover health care or medical services. Use the city’s own health pages for those.

What We Could Not Confirm

  • Census population and household income for San Francisco: the Census pages could not be read this session, so we print none.
  • The number of datasets on DataSF is not stated on the pages we read.

Cite this page: Project SF, “Living in San Francisco: Official City Sources for Residents”, projectsf.com/living/ (updated ).