
Richmond Station

SFPD Richmond Station
461 - 6th Ave
San Francisco, CA 94118
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SFPD Richmond Station community meetings are held in person on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 5 PM. CPAB meetings are held on the second Wednesday of the month at 6 PM at Richmond Station. For additional information, please call Richmond Station.
Station Contacts
Phone 1-415-666-8000
TTY (hearing-impaired) 1-415-666-8059
Email SFPDRichmondStation@sfgov.org
Anonymous Tip Line 1-415-668-7387
Fax 1-415-666-8060
Permit Officer 1-415-666-8023
General Contacts
Emergency Phone 9-1-1
Non-Emergency Phone 1-415-553-0123
City Services & Questions 3-1-1
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Compliment an Officer
About the SFPD Richmond Station
The Richmond Police District encompasses the northwest corner of the city. Although it’s mostly residential, it also includes the long commercial, shopping and restaurant corridors of Geary Boulevard and Clement Street, in addition to most of Golden Gate Park, the Golden Gate National Recreation Area and the campus of the University of San Francisco.
The SFPD Richmond station, built in 1927 is a single-story, red- brick building with arched doors, in the Romanesque Revival style. Remodeled and upgraded for earthquake safety in 1996, it includes a community room and a lunch and exercise room for officers. This station is part of the San Francisco Police Department's Golden Gate Division.

Meet your Station Captain - Kevin Lee
Captain Kevin Lee is a 26-year law enforcement veteran, serving 19 years with the San Francisco Police Department and 7 years with the San Francisco Sheriff’s Office. Throughout his career, he has worked at seven of the city’s ten district stations, including Central, Southern, Bayview, Mission, Northern, Park, and Richmond. He strongly believes that patrol is the backbone of every police department.
Captain Lee is deeply committed to fostering police legitimacy through strong community partnerships. He believes that trust and collaboration with residents are essential to building an effective and accountable police department.
As a bilingual Cantonese speaker, Captain Lee recognizes the importance of language access and cultural understanding in modern policing, particularly in a diverse city like San Francisco. By bridging communication gaps, he strives to strengthen relationships in neighborhoods that have historically felt underserved.
Captain Lee holds a master’s degree in Management and Leadership and a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice Management.
Captain Lee looks forward to working hand in hand with the community to address public safety concerns, improve the quality of life, and ensure San Francisco remains a safe and welcoming city for all.