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Community Opportunity Fund (2020 Bond)

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source.project_id 1123 reported html:sfrecpark.org · retrieved 2026-07-29
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source.url https://sfrecpark.org/1123/Community-Opportunity-Fund-2020-Bond reported html:sfrecpark.org · retrieved 2026-07-29
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document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/29589/COF-Award-Commission-Presentation-2026', 'title': 'Rec Park Commission, presentation, Community Opportunity Fund, 2020 Health and Recovery Bond – Awards, June 18, 2026 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '29589'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/29406/Item-8-COF-Award-Plan_Staff-Report-061826', 'title': 'Rec Park Commission, staff report, Community Opportunity Fund, 2020 Health and Recovery Bond – Awards, June 18, 2026 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '29406'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/28100/COF-Application-Instructions', 'title': 'Application instructions', 'doc_id': '28100'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/28099/COF-Scoresheet', 'title': 'Scoresheet for reviewers', 'doc_id': '28099'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/28098/COF-Sample-Application', 'title': 'Sample application', 'doc_id': '28098'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/28097/COF-FAQs', 'title': 'Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)', 'doc_id': '28097'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/27840/COF-Flyer-2025', 'title': 'Community Opportunity Fund, announcement flyer, 2025 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '27840'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/27824/Item-9-Community-Opportunity-Fund_Commission-Exhibit-1-112025', 'title': 'Implementation Plan', 'doc_id': '27824'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/27818/Item-9-Community-Opportunity-Fund_Commission-Staff-Report-112025', 'title': 'Rec Park Commission, staff report, Community Opportunity Fund – Program Implementation Plan for 2020 Bond, November 20, 2025 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '27818'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/11027/Item-5C-Community-Opportunity-Fund-Staff-Report-111716', 'title': 'Rec Park Commission, staff report, Community Opportunity Fund Program, November 2, 2016 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '11027'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/11026/Item-5C-Community-Opportunity-Fund-Attachments-111716', 'title': 'Rec Park Commission, staff report - attachments, Community Opportunity Fund Program, November 2, 2016 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '11026'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/9918/Item-5H-Lawn-Bowling-Green-no1-Golden-Gate-Park-Staff-report-061815', 'title': 'Rec Park Commission, staff report, San Francisco Lawn Bowling Club Donor Recognition Program, June 4, 2015 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '9918'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/9860/Item-5D-Noe-Courts-Park---COF---Staff-Report-071615', 'title': 'Rec Park Commission, staff report, Noe Court Park, July 1, 2015 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '9860'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/9447/Item-5E-Community-Opportunity-Fund-Program-Round-4-Recommendations-Staff-Report-112014', 'title': 'Rec Park Commission, staff report, Community Opportunity Fund Program - Round 4, November 5, 2014 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '9447'} reported 2026-07-31 live
document.link {'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/DocumentCenter/View/8885/Item-5C-2012-Bond-Community-Opportunity-Fund-Program-Changes-101713-staff-report', 'title': 'Rec Park Commission, staff report, Community Opportunity Fund - Round 4 Implementation Plan, October 2, 2013 (PDF)', 'doc_id': '8885'} reported 2026-07-31 live
update.post {'aid': '2843', 'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=2843', 'body': 'Thank you so much to all our COF Program applicants. Our Scoring Committee has kicked off, and the applications are currently being evaluated. We anticipate announcing project selections in June. 💬 Have questions or feedback? Feel free to contact the project manager: Alexis Ward 📧 RPDCOF@sfgov.org Please visit the program webpage at: Community Opportunity Fund If you would like to receive further updates on the Community Opportunity Fund (COF), please visit the News Flash section of our webpage and select updates for “Rec Park Improvements | Initiatives: Community Opportunity Fund (COF)."', 'title': 'Community Opportunity Fund (COF) | Scoring committee now evaluating applications', 'category': 'Rec Park Improvements | Initiatives: Community Opportunity Fund (COF)', 'published': '2026-04-17'} reported 2026-07-31 live
update.post {'aid': '2934', 'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=2934', 'body': 'We are excited to announce the 2026 Community Opportunity Fund (COF) list of selected project proposals! We were thrilled to have received so much response to the program. The applications we received demonstrated years of love and commitment from community members to San Francisco’s parks and open spaces. The following is the list of selected project proposals that will be put forward for approval at the June 18 meeting of the Recreation and Park Commission: Selected Projects: Balboa Skatepark Renovation (Large) Howard Langton’s Garden: Community Safety & Accessibility (Large) Alemany Farm Access and Improvement Project (Small) McLaren Park: Jerry Garcia Amp. Repaving and Improvements (Small) McLaren Native Plant Garden (Small) Michelangelo Park Makeover (Small) Woh Hei Yuen Park Safety/Accessibility Enhancements (Small) We also have a waitlist of projects that will be funded and implemented should the first tier of projects be completed under their budget thresholds. Waitlisted Projects: Outdoor Fitness Equipment in Balboa Park (Small) Revitalization of Yik Oi Huang Peace and Friendship Park (Small) Precita Park Entrance: Circle of Welcome (Small – mini) States Street Calisthenics Bars (Small – mini) Sunset Dunes Outdoor Showers & Spigot Stations (Small – mini) We received a variety of project ideas across a diverse set of park spaces, and we wish we had the resources to fund them all. We are hopeful that we will be able to fund more of these projects in the future through upcoming park bond measures. If you would like to receive updates about park bond measures, please visit the News Flash section of our webpage and subscribe to "Rec Park Improvements | Initiatives: Park Bond Measures." COF is a citywide capital improvement program funded by General Obligation Bonds that provides an opportunity for neighbors, community groups, park advocates, and partners to nominate their park project ideas for funding. The previous five rounds of COF funded more than $17 million in community-nominated projects at 35 city parks, including improvements at Bayview K.C. Jones Playground, Golden Gate Heights Park, Fillmore Turk Mini Park, and Zion Skate Plaza (Waller Street Skate Park). This is the COF’s sixth application cycle and the City has allocated $6 million from the 2020 Health and Recovery Bond for this round of project awards. Awards of up to $1.5M will be offered to large projects and up to $500K for small projects. Please visit the Community Opportunity Fund (COF) website for more details. 💬 Have questions or feedback? Feel free to contact the project manager: Alexis Ward 📧 RPDCOF@sfgov.org Please visit the program webpage at: Community Opportunity Fund', 'title': 'Community Opportunity Fund (COF) | Announcing the list of selected project proposals!', 'category': 'Rec Park Improvements | Initiatives: Community Opportunity Fund (COF)', 'published': '2026-06-15'} reported 2026-07-31 live
update.post {'aid': '2943', 'url': 'https://sfrecpark.org/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=2943', 'body': 'San Francisco – From kickflips to community gardens, amphitheater pathways to playground pergolas, seven citizen-driven park improvement projects are moving forward after receiving approval from the San Francisco Recreation and Park Commission today. The projects are being paid for through the Community Opportunity Fund, an innovative program that invites residents, neighborhood groups, park advocates, and community partners to help shape the future of the City’s park system The selected projects will bring meaningful upgrades to parks and public spaces, improving accessibility, safety, recreation opportunities, and neighborhood gathering spaces across the City. Projects approved to move forward include: Balboa Park (Skatepark) : The park’s 10,500-square-foot skatepark will receive major upgrades, including the replacement of deteriorated wood features with durable concrete terrain, new fencing, and enhanced seating areas. Howard Langton Community Garden : Improvements include new fencing, upgraded planter beds, and accessibility enhancements to better serve gardeners and visitors of all abilities. John McLaren Park (Native Plant Garden) : The area south of Visitacion Valley Middle School will receive new native plantings, decorative boulders, upgraded irrigation, and a shipping container for storage and maintenance needs. John McLaren Park (Jerry Garcia Amphitheater) : The entrance and connecting pathways to the amphitheater will be fully repaved to improve accessibility, alongside important drainage upgrades. Michelangelo Playground Park : The project will renovate the park’s central lawn and include new drainage infrastructure, upgraded decking and stairways, a new pergola, and additional seating. St. Mary’s Playground (Alemany Farm) : Accessibility improvements will include a new ramp, pathway and parking lot upgrades, and replacement of a deteriorating retaining wall. Woh Hei Yuen Playground : The project will replace the playground’s entrance gate and drinking fountain and upgrade railings along the John Street entrance. “San Francisco has an incredible park system, and the Community Opportunity Fund gives residents a direct role in shaping the future of these spaces,” said Mayor Daniel Lurie. “With these seven projects, we are listening to communities and creating safer, more welcoming gathering spaces in the neighborhoods that make San Francisco special.” “The Community Opportunity Fund is helping ensure that San Francisco’s parks continue to reflect the needs and dreams of the communities that use them every day,” said SF Rec and Park General Manager Sarah Madland. “These are community-driven projects, shaped by the people who know and love these spaces best, and the enthusiasm behind them shows how much our parks mean to San Franciscans.” Approximately $6 million has been allocated to the selected projects through the 2020 Health and Recovery Bond, with individual projects eligible to receive between $500,000 and $1.5 million in funding. The application process launched in January and included two public workshops held in February to help prospective applicants develop their proposals. Rec and Park received 36 applications, which were evaluated by a selection committee made up of City staff and community partners. Projects were scored based on how well they aligned with the program’s goals and community needs. “The Jerry Garcia Amphitheater in McLaren Park brings people together through music, culture, and celebration, and these improvements will make it easier for everyone to access and enjoy,” said park advocate Linda Litehiser. “The entrance and pathways are used by visitors of all abilities, including people using paratransit and the crews who help bring performances to life. These upgrades will help ensure the amphitheater remains safe, accessible, and welcoming.” Since its creation in 2008, the Community Opportunity Fund has empowered communities to lead improvements in their local parks. The program has helped…', 'title': 'Seven Park Projects Moving Forward Through Community Opportunity Fund', 'category': 'Rec Park Improvements | Initiatives: Community Opportunity Fund (COF)', 'published': '2026-06-18'} reported 2026-07-31 live
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contact.email rpdcof@sfgov.org reported 2026-07-29 live
source.project_id 1123 reported 2026-07-29 live
source.url https://sfrecpark.org/1123/Community-Opportunity-Fund-2020-Bond reported 2026-07-29 live
name Community Opportunity Fund (2020 Bond) reported 2026-07-29 live