11 Days Until the JFK Vote!

As the JFK Promenade nears its two-year anniversary, we are now less than two weeks away from a final vote on its fate as a permanent car-free space in Golden Gate Park. We’ve experienced nearly two years of joy, community, and peace in our city’s premier park, and we can’t go back.

On April 26, the Board will vote on the Mayor’s legislation to implement city agencies’ thorough proposal for car-free JFK with accessibility and equity improvements. But last week, Supervisor Connie Chan introduced her own competing ordinance that would put cars back on JFK.

Now we need every single person who loves the Promenade to show your love for this special space. Tell your friends, neighbors, and family that now is the time to act.

Right now, we’re thanking Supervisors Mandelman, Haney, and Preston for cosponsoring Mayor London Breed’s ordinance. The newest supervisor to express support for a fully car-free Promenade is Myrna Melgar, from District 7, who told the San Francisco Chronicle last week that she wants to preserve car-free JFK. 

But we need 6 votes. And to get there we need everyone’s help.

How you can help to win!

Share your love for JFK

Share your photos, videos, and love for the Promenade on social media with the hashtag #LoveJFKPromenade.

Call your supervisor’s office

Call your supervisor’s office and politely request that they vote to support the wildly popular JFK Promenade.

Send a letter of support

Email the board of supervisors and ask them to vote for a permanent car-free JFK Promenade.

Make a public comment on April 26

Call in or show up in person to the Board of Supervisors hearing on April 26 to speak in support of JFK. Sign up for email & text reminders, and we’ll send you talking points.

Get a window sign

Hang a I ❤️ JFK sign in your window to show your neighbors you support the Promenade.

Volunteer with us

We need all the help we can get between now and April 26 to get friends and family to call supervisors, distribute signs, and spread the word.