Active Alerts

Flood and high wind watch for San Francisco. 

For your safety, avoid driving or walking through standing water at all cost.
Please be cautious of manhole covers that may have been dislodged. Report dislodged manhole covers to @SF311. 

Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Activated

The City has activated the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) to coordinate citywide operations, such as clearing storm drains, responding to hill slides, distributing sandbags, and ensuring residents are informed.
Report non-life-threating storm issues to 311, such as:

  • Clogged catch basins
  • Non-life-threatening street and residential flooding
  • Sewer backups or wastewater odors
  • Downed trees

Read more about what to do before and during the storm.

Stay safe and avoid unnecessary travel.

message View Details
SFPUC worker on a construction site

Construction & Contracts

We are dedicated to supporting and updating our water, power and sewer infrastructure so we can continue to provide reliable and efficient services to our customers.

""

Contract Opportunities and Payments

We offer many opportunities for construction and professional service firms as well as specialized training.

""

Contractor Assistance

Tools and resources to adequately get access to, compete for, and perform on contracting opportunities

""

Design Guidelines & Standards

To ensure quality and protect the environment, we have detailed guidelines, standards, and regulations for various City projects.

""

Lands and Rights of Way

Learn about properly performing work on our right of ways. Also see information about property for lease, license, or sale.

""

Construction Projects

Our team is dedicated to efficient and reliable service, and we work diligently to upgrade and repair the systems that serve you every day. See our map of current projects.

""

Construction Management

The following materials include procedures, policies, and systems to support the execution of infrastructure and capital improvement programs.

""

Sewer System Improvement Program

The Sewer System Improvement Program (SSIP) is a 20-year citywide investment to upgrade our aging sewer infrastructure to ensure a reliable, sustainable and seismically safe sewer system now and for generations to come.

""

Water Infrastructure Improvements

The Water System Improvement Program (WSIP) includes 87 projects that will benefit every resident and business receiving water from the Hetch Hetchy Regional Water System.