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Chinatown Muni Ambassadors Honored as Program Ends Amid Budget Cuts - The Voice of San Francisco
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Chinatown Muni ambassadors honored as program ends amid budget cuts - The Voice of San Francisco
A program that placed community ambassadors at the entrance of Muni’s Chinatown-Rose Pak station, who are usually seen greeting and helping some of the transit system’s oldest riders, ended Monday. The Chinatown Community Youth Center (CYC) partnered with the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency to hire 12 bilingual ambassadors for the station to help guide and assist Muni riders entering and exiting the new station. However, the SFMTA…
Since February 2024, San Francisco has Eyes in Alert, a citizen security program that allows neighbors to collaborate through alerts about suspicious or emergency situations using WhatsApp messages.This program, originally conceived in the San Miguel party, in the province of Buenos Aires, expanded through different municipalities of the country and even reached neighbouring countries thus marking the effectiveness of the system through active c…
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