Castro Patrol is proud to announce that we will receive the Harvey Milk Democratic Club “Community Service Award” at their 2021 Annual GAYLA MASKERADE celebrating 45 years of progress on Thursday October 28, 2021.
“We are extremely honored by this recognition and look forward to attending
Seconds can literally mean the difference between life, and death, when someone is experiencing a heart-attack, and Automated Electronic Defibrillators (AED) can provide critical support in some of these cases until professional paramedics arrive. AED units analyze the electronic heart rhythm of a patient to
Chief Greg Carey, Patroller Leandro Gonzales, Chief Ken Craig (Community Patrol Service)
Patroller Stephanie Ong, Senior Patroller Marcus Ponce
April 8, 2021
As the City and County of San Francisco, and the Castro neighborhood itself, slowly begins to open up and return to something approaching normality,
We were very saddened to hear the news today, that indefatigable equal and civil rights fighter and Supreme Court Justice, Ruth Bader Ginsberg lost her battle with Cancer and passed away peacefully surrounded by family and friends.
Justice Ginsberg, RBG to Millions of supporters and admirers, was a
The COVID-19 Pandemic has caused legitimate concern and worry for many, and a significant change in normal every day life for most. CCOP Patrols have been no exception.
We reduced our Patrolling during the height of the Shelter In Place period, as the neighborhood was essentially quiet, but
While the City & County of San Francisco Health Order restrictions requiring social distancing remain in effect, we are happy to announce resumption of New Volunteer training and existing Patroller re-certification, through remote ZOOM formats. ZOOM offers a remote template which allows us to welcome and train
Castro Patrol works with the “Companions of Dorothy the Worker” group, which hosts monthly vigils at the large rainbow flag at Castro and Market Streets to honor those lost in the Orlando, Florida Pulse massacre. They recently developed a training for people who encounter “religious” groups who are harassing LGBT people in and near the […]
The attached brochure was introduced to the Resilient Diamond Heights workgroup in May. While San Francisco often experiences heat emergencies in September, the event in June 2019 prompted the release of this information now. Many San Francisco homes lack air conditioning. The emergency becomes worse when the nighttime temperature fails to drop below 75 degrees, […]
