City Signals / Dashboard
San Francisco 311, neighborhood by neighborhood
Recurring service requests, case volume and closure patterns across the city, refreshed every 6 hours.
Request volume over time
Daily case openingsMost reported categories
Share of filtered casesRecurring street-level patterns
Street + request subtypeGeographic distribution
Reported locationsRecent requests
Latest 12 matching cases| Opened | Category / subtype | Neighborhood | Street | Status | Case |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Waiting for data | |||||
About this San Francisco 311 dashboard
City Signals shows what San Franciscans are reporting to 311, neighborhood by neighborhood. It reads the City and County of San Francisco's public 311 Cases dataset on DataSF and refreshes every 6 hours, covering the last 7, 30 or 90 days of service requests.
What you can see
- Service request volume by day, for all of San Francisco or a single neighborhood such as the Mission, South of Market, the Tenderloin or the Financial District.
- Open cases and the median time to close a 311 case.
- The most reported categories, such as street and sidewalk cleaning, parking enforcement, graffiti and encampments.
- Recurring street-level issues: the same type of problem reported again and again on the same street.
- A map of reported locations, the latest cases, and a CSV export of any filtered view.
Who it is for
Business improvement districts, community benefit districts, city operations staff, and anyone who wants to know where the city needs attention, without downloading and cleaning the raw data themselves.
How to read the numbers
Each record is a service request, not a verified incident: one problem can generate many reports. Time to close measures when a case was closed in the city's system, which may be an administrative closure rather than a confirmed fix. Neighborhoods follow the city's analysis neighborhood boundaries. City Signals is built by Sora Labs and is not an official City and County of San Francisco product.