COVID TESTING IS ALSO AVAILABLE
February COVID-19 Testing in District 11 The City is encouraging residents who have insurance to get tested through their medical provider, so as to take the strain off of our free testing sites. If you have health insurance, schedule a test with your doctor . If you have symptoms or known exposure, your healthcare provider is required by law to get you a test. Excelsior (Community Pop-up Site) Mondays from 10am to 6pm Crocker Amazon Park 799 Moscow (in the parking lot near Paris Street) San Francisco, CA 94112 Walk-Through and Drive-through OMI (Community Pop Up Site) Fridays from 9am-4pm 50 Broad Street No Appointment Necessary Walk-Through, Free Parking Provided Alemany Farmers Market (CityTest SF) 100 Alemany Boulevard Walk-Through and Drive-through Alemany takes a limited number of drop-ins. Make an Appointment for guaranteed testing. Click HERE to make an appointment at Alemany. Visit sf.gov/gettestedsf for more information. |
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Included is the 2020 year in review, and how our neighborhood adjusted to the pandemic.
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Check out this terrific COVID-safe
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For more info about this artist:
Works by Aaron De La Cruz. |
The New Mission Terrace Improvement Association (NMTIA) is an organization of volunteers who advocate for the neighborhood of Mission Terrace and its residents. We work together to sustain a healthy and safe community by keeping people informed and sponsoring social events and volunteer opportunities which bring everyone together.
Mission Terrace proper was San Francisco’s earliest planned neighborhood of affordable homes. It was built on vegetable fields beginning in 1911. Most of the original development, bounded by San Jose, Capistrano, and Santa Ynez Avenues was developed by the end of the 1920s. NMTIA's boundaries have expanded to include adjacent streets where there is an interest, need, or no existing group. Today, Mission Terrace is a community of primarily single-family homes. It consists of a diverse population and includes quite a few families who have lived in the neighborhood for generations. |
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