New Mission Terrace Improvement Association

New Mission Terrace Improvement Association The New Mission Terrace Improvement Association (NMTIA) is a volunteer community group in San Francisco, CA dedicated to local issues in our neighborhood.

https://sites.google.com/view/nmtiasf/home Mission Terrace is a neighborhood located in south central San Francisco. We hold monthly informational meetings for discussion of local issues and annual social events including a Fourth of July parade, Easter Egg Hunt, and neighborhood garage sale. We meet on the fourth Monday of January and February,
and the third Monday of every other month except fo

r July, August, and December. Meetings take place at 7 p.m. in the Ingleside Police Station Community Room. All are welcome to attend. Please join us!

Two Friday night events to put on your calendar: TOMORROW!
08/20/2026

Two Friday night events to put on your calendar: TOMORROW!

This Sunday at Noon!
08/17/2026

This Sunday at Noon!

See you tomorrow at 6 p.m.
08/17/2026

See you tomorrow at 6 p.m.

2026 Family Wealth ConferenceAssessor-Recorder Joaquín Torres to host free financial empowerment eventOver 400 San Franc...
08/07/2026

2026 Family Wealth Conference

Assessor-Recorder Joaquín Torres to host free financial empowerment event

Over 400 San Franciscans have registered to attend with spots still available

August 7, 2026

SAN FRANCISCO, CA – With many residents facing concerns about the cost of living and affordability here in San Francisco, Assessor-Recorder Joaquín Torres will host the 2026 Family Wealth Conference, a one-stop shop for San Franciscans looking for free and credible resources to help them build wealth and stay in the city they call home.

“Achieving financial security begins with access, and for too many, the resources that can really make a difference in your life are out of reach,” said San Francisco Assessor-Recorder Joaquín Torres. “Whether you’re trying to pay for your education, save for retirement, maintain your home, or plan for the next generation, there are steps you can take to help secure your future, no matter your stage of life or income level. The Family Wealth Conference opens the door to those resources to help you achieve not just stability, but your long-term goals and dreams right here in San Francisco.”

WHEN: Saturday, August 15, 2026, 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM

WHERE: City College of San Francisco, Harry Britt Building, 55 Frida Kahlo Way

HOW TO REGISTER: www.sfwealth.eventbrite.com

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS:

Estate planning, in depth. Estate plans routinely cost thousands of dollars, and families without one risk losing tens of thousands more in probate court. For many San Francisco households, that gap is the difference between passing a home to the next generation and being displaced from the city entirely. The conference connects residents directly to free and low-cost legal services to close it. This session is part of the Assessor-Recorder's Estate Planning Program, which provides San Franciscans with free or low-cost estate plans.

Remarks from MyPath CEO Margaret Libby on economic mobility and financial empowerment for youth from communities historically excluded from financial access, and the programs available now to San Francisco youth and families.

Panel: the financial reality for women heading households. The Commission on the Status of Women and the SF Economic Justice Center in the Treasurer & Tax Collector's Office examine the current state of gender equity and spotlight practical strategies for building wealth and overcoming systemic barriers.

Your property tax assessment, explained. Presentation on the laws that govern property assessment in California, such as Proposition 13, filing for a temporary decline in value, available tax exemptions, and how Proposition 19 changed the rules for passing property from one generation to the next.

One-on-one appointments, no cost.

Referrals to financial counselors from the Treasurer and Tax Collector’s SF Economic Justice Center and the SF LGBT Center
Assessor-Recorder staff on assessments, transactions, business personal property, Proposition 19, informal review, assessment appeals, and more.

Resource fair covering tenant protections, first-time homebuyer programs, scam prevention, affordable housing connections, personal finance, pro-bono legal services, and more.

PARTICIPATING PARTNERS: SF Rent Board, HomeSF Collaborative, Legal Assistance for the Elderly, Self Help for the Elderly, San Francisco Agency on Human Rights, San Francisco Department on the Status of Women, Bay Area Financial Planning Days, San Francisco Public Library Personal Finance Program, SF LGBT Center, SF Environment Equity Hub, San Francisco Bar Association Legal Clinic, Rebuild Together SF, SF Economic Justice Center (Treasurer & Tax Collector), Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development, San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, California State Controller Malia Cohen Outreach Team, and the Office of Assembly Member Catherine Stefani.

The Family Wealth Conference is part of the Assessor-Recorder’s financial empowerment programs. Workshops and events are offered throughout the year to connect residents with estate planning education and services, explain and assist with property assessment, and provide tools to support financial stability. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2026-annual-san-francisco-family-wealth-conference-tickets-1991417144286?aff=oddtdtcreator

See you tonight 5-7!
08/04/2026

See you tonight 5-7!

See you at Nat'l Night Out! Tuesday, 5-7 p.m.
07/31/2026

See you at Nat'l Night Out! Tuesday, 5-7 p.m.

Thank you Supervisor Chen for the Roxie Food Center commendation at the Board of Supervisors today!
07/29/2026

Thank you Supervisor Chen for the Roxie Food Center commendation at the Board of Supervisors today!

07/28/2026

Neighbors,
FYI: The Fix Lead SF program
Some restrictions, but this can help.
Please note the importance to households with children under 6 years of age.
Thank you to Supervisor Chen's office (Linshao) for sending this.
Consider signing up for our supervisor's newsletter

This information is going out in our newsletter, but I just wanted to highlight this program in case your members may benefit - homeowners in zip codes 94110, 94112 or 94124 and have children under 6 in their home.

The Fix Lead SF program [https://www.sf.gov/fix-lead-sf] is a unique program that is funded by a lawsuit against paint companies because of lead exposure. Homeowners can apply with DPH to have repairs done at no cost on doors and windows where there is a danger of lead particles, for example when wood frame windows or doors are opened or closed. If the home meets the criteria (below), then a contractor will do the work and DPH will facilitate the payment.

🪟🛠️Fix Lead SF Program

Last call for D11 zipcodes!
Approximately 75% of San Francisco residential units contain lead-based paint. At no cost to you, the City’s Fix Lead SF program will help property owners reduce lead poisoning risks. Examples of lead hazard reduction work may include installing new windows and fixing rubber doors.

Fix Lead SF makes it simple for property owners to take part. The program:

Hires certified inspectors and contractors, gets permits, and pays
Coordinates and pays for relocation to keep occupants safe during work
Does not have income requirements
Does not ask questions about previous work

Your property is eligible if:

A child less than six lives or visits often
Is in zip codes 94110, 94112, or 94124
Built before 1950
Has 9 units or less

To apply, visit HERE, call 415-252-3882, or
email [email protected]

Regards,

Linshao Chin 金寧邵

Legislative Aide 立法助理

Office of Supervisor Chyanne Chen, District 11

[email protected] | 415-554-6975

Pronouns: she/her

Neighbors, Please note: there is a Neighborhood Roundtable hosted by Congressman Kevin Mullin and Supervisor Chen this F...
07/21/2026

Neighbors, Please note: there is a
Neighborhood Roundtable
hosted by Congressman Kevin Mullin and Supervisor Chen this
Friday, July 24, 10-11:30 a.m.
at the APA Family Support Center
4377 Mission St (at Avalon.)

This is an excellent opportunity to meet with our Congressman and Supervisor Chen.

Please contact Carol Ong for more information or to RSVP.
Carol Ong, Deputy District Director
Office of Congressman Kevin Mullin
phone: 650/342-0300
email: [email protected]

Address

P. O. Box 12111
San Francisco, CA
94112

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