The West Portal Merchants are once again hosting a neighborhood Wine Walk. It’ll be this coming Friday the 14th from 5pm – 8pm. Tickets are $40, and that price includes a commemorative glass, and multiple wine tastings curated by Unwine’d. See the flyer below for a QR code to purchase tickets in advance. You can also purchase tickets in person at Armstrong Carpet in the 3rd block at 369 West Portal Avenue.
Polls are open for the 2024 District 7 Participatory Budgeting process. Participatory Budgeting (PB) is a democratic process in which community members propose projects and collectively decide how to spend part of a public budget.
This year there are two community driven proposals for improvements right here in West Portal. This includes a proposal to create a series of murals in West Portal (proposal #5), and one to repair a fence on public land at Edgehill Mountain (proposal #13 – see details below).
Greetings, GWPNA Members and Friends! We need your votes!
As you may have heard, City funds are being distributed to the districts to pay for projects that the residents of each district feel are important. We are your neighbors on Edgehill Way, and we have submitted a proposal to fund the replacement of a wrought-iron fence at the hilltop overlook site. If you’ve walked up Edgehill, you’ll be familiar with the place where you can look across to Mt. Davidson and out to the East to the Bay, Oakland and Berkeley. Down below is a sheer cliff, topped by a wall and the iron fence installed by the City after a landslide about 25 years ago. The fence is designed to provide safety to the walkers, whose numbers have increased in recent years. Unfortunately, the iron is rusting and has come loose, with some dangerous jagged edges. It’s not safe and presents an attractive nuisance to kids who may try to climb on the wall.
May 30th is the first day of the 2-week voting period. All residents of District 7 who are over 16 are eligible to vote, and you can vote for as many of the 15 proposals as you want. Only those that receive 400 votes will be funded. PLEASE VOTE FOR #13 EDGEHILL FENCE REPAIR!!
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Sensible D7 is hosting one of the first public forums for candidates running for District 7 Supervisor in November on Thursday April 11th at the Miraloma Clubhouse at 350 O’Shaughnessy Blvd at 6:30pm.
Did you know that your District 7 Supervisor and how they vote can have an impact on issues such as: crime, policing and public safety; traffic and transportation; the cost of living; schools; homelessness and public encampments; the tragedy of untreated mental illness and drug addiction; the cost and availability of housing; proposed zoning changes; the efficiency of City government; and others? Are these important to you? Are there others?
This November, just a few months away, the seat for YOUR District 7 representative on the Board of Supervisors is up for election. Four of your neighborhood organizations are co-sponsoring a candidates forum, AND YOU ARE INVITED! This is an opportunity for you to hear from those individuals who want to represent you – it is YOUR chance to see what they stand for, and importantly, to let them know what is important to YOU.
So mark your calendar and save the date: Thursday, April 11, 7 pm, at the Miraloma Clubhouse – meet your neighbors, enjoy some refreshments and hear from and meet D7 Supervisor candidates at the Supervisor Candidates’ Forum.