COVID-19 (Coronavirus)  
​What you need to know.

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Things to Know:
  • Social distancing will slow the spread and help our medical system be able to respond to the crisis.  [Why Social Distancing Matters] Keep at least 6 feet away from others.
  • The virus remains active on hard surfaces (like bus poles or countertops) and is thought to be contagious for as much as 4 days. Be sure to thoroughly clean & disinfect surfaces.
  • Restrictions:  Shelter in place ordered 
  • Text COVID19SF to 888-777 to get alerts for official updates via SF.gov
Helpful SF-Related Links:
Social distancing while still being neighborly.
SHELTER-IN-PLACE (through at least May 3rd (likely longer))  
​WHAT WILL STILL BE OPEN?
  • Essential services like health care operations
  • Pharmacies, grocery stores, farmers' markets, convenience stores, food banks and the like.
  • Businesses that provide food, shelter & social services
  • Gas stations and auto repair shops
  • Hardware stores
  • Banks
  • Plumbers, electricians and exterminators
  • Mailing and shipping services
  • Educational institutions are allowed, as long as social distancing is practiced. 
  • Laundromats & dry cleaners
  • Restaurants  for delivery or take-out only
  • Businesses that "supply products needed for people to work from home"; businesses that "supply other essential businesses with the support or supplies necessary to operate"; businesses that ship or deliver groceries and food
  • Airlines, & transportation for essential activities
  • Home-based care for seniors, adults or children who require medical assistance
  • Residential facilities and shelters
  • Professional services such as legal and accounting services
  • Child care facilities
  • Newspapers, television, radio and other media

Who We Are...

The New Mission Terrace Improvement Association (NMTIA) works to enhance our neighborhood, put on fun community events, build community, and keep each other informed about issues of interest to our neighborhood. 
Mission Terrace was originally covered in broccoli fields and had a creek running through it. The community took shape in the 1920's and 1930's as part of the first planned development in San Francisco. Today, it is primarily filled with single-family homes and has a diverse population, many of whom have lived here for decades. ​