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You're invited to join Captain Liza Johansen at this month's Community Meeting for Mission Station! This month's meeting will also include members from the San Francisco Office of Civic Engagement and Immigrant Affairs (OCEIA) to present on immigration resources. 

An important way for residents to engage with their SFPD District Station Captain and tackle public safety issues is through our regularly monthly scheduled Community Meetings. Please find your district station announcement by checking the SFPD Calendar for information on upcoming community meetings in your district.

An important way for residents to engage with their SFPD District Station Captain and tackle public safety issues is through our regularly monthly scheduled Community Meetings. Please find your district station announcement by checking the SFPD Calendar for information on upcoming community meetings in your district.

As part of our commitment to represent the diverse neighborhoods of San Francisco, SFPD hosts the city's Community Police Advisory Boards (CPABs), which are composed of community volunteers who live and/or work in a specific geographical police district. A CPAB member’s role is to advise the district station Captain about public safety, crime, and quality of life issues that affect their community. CPAB members play a vital role in communication and problem-solving efforts undertaken by district stations. CPABs meet every month with station Captains.

As part of our commitment to represent the diverse neighborhoods of San Francisco, SFPD hosts the city's Community Police Advisory Boards (CPABs), which are composed of community volunteers who live and/or work in a specific geographical police district. A CPAB member’s role is to advise the district station Captain about public safety, crime, and quality of life issues that affect their community. CPAB members play a vital role in communication and problem-solving efforts undertaken by district stations. CPABs meet every month with station Captains.

As part of our commitment to represent the diverse neighborhoods of San Francisco, SFPD hosts the city's Community Police Advisory Boards (CPABs), which are composed of community volunteers who live and/or work in a specific geographical police district. A CPAB member’s role is to advise the district station Captain about public safety, crime, and quality of life issues that affect their community. CPAB members play a vital role in communication and problem-solving efforts undertaken by district stations. CPABs meet every month with station Captains.