Community Programs Building
The San Francisco Sheriff’s Office Community Programs Building offers classes, resources, and alternatives to incarceration for incarcerated persons and the community.
Please note: Due to the state and city shelter-in-place orders, the San Francisco Sheriff's Office has suspended all classes, programs, and public events until further notice. We are providing services to individual clients at the Community Programs Building at 70 Oak Grove, San Francisco. Please call 415-575-6461 for more information.
The San Francisco Sheriff’s Office Community Programs Building offers classes, resources, and alternatives to incarceration for incarcerated persons and the community.
Please note: Due to the state and city shelter-in-place orders, the San Francisco Sheriff's Office has suspended all classes, programs, and public events until further notice. We are providing services to individual clients at the Community Programs Building at 70 Oak Grove, San Francisco. Please call 415-575-6461 for more information.
The Community Calendar provides the latest information about available classes and support groups.
The San Francisco Sheriff’s Office Community Programs Unit supervises court-ordered alternatives to jail as well as a voluntary program for violent ex-offenders to change their lives. This includes
- Electronic Monitoring, to provide a way for the Sheriff’s Office to supervise people in the community instead of being held in jail
- Sheriff’s Work Alternative Program (SWAP) for sentenced people who qualify for early release from jail to work on a supervised crew in San Francisco
- No Violence Alliance (NoVA), a voluntary opportunity for people who have served time in jail over the past five years for burglary or violent crime to change their lives.
Get Help
Getting Out & Staying Out: San Francisco Resources for People Leaving Jails and Prisons
Public transportation
You can use public transportation, including BART and Muni buses, to get to the Community Programs Building.
Finding parking
The Community Programs Building does not have a public parking lot. Be sure to allow time to find street parking.
BART schedule
BART runs seven days a week with reduced service on Sundays and holidays. You can buy tickets or Clipper Cards using cash at vending machines located at most BART stations. Select vending machines also accept credit and debit cards.
Muni bus schedule
Muni runs seven days a week with reduced service on weekends and holidays. To pay your fare, you can use a credit or debit card to buy a Clipper Card or get your ticket through the MuniMobile app. You also can pay cash (exact change is required).
24-hour Electronic Monitoring Program Participant Hotline – (415) 575-6461
Email: sheriff@sfgov.org
Address
70 Oak Grove Street
94107 CA
United States
Phone:
Monday through Friday
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
24-hour Electronic Monitoring Program Participant Hotline – (415) 575-6461