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Ingleside Station welcomes new captain

September 18, 2023 by Ingleside Station Newsletter

The Ingleside Station has a new Captain, Amy Hurwitz. Even though Captain Hurwitz is new to the rank of captain, she is a veteran of Ingleside Station, having worked here from 2005-2012 as a patrol officer and a plainclothes officer. Captain Hurwitz is very familiar with the Ingleside District and has an excellent understanding of the challenges that community members face.

Captain Hurwitz is a San Franciscan by way of New York City. After completing the San Francisco Police Academy, Captain Hurwitz worked helping people in the Tenderloin, Richmond, and Ingleside districts. She and her Ingleside partner, Officer Arianna Dagget, were the only women plainclothes duo in the department at the time. As a sergeant, she worked at Central Station, Southern Station and with MUNI as a counter-terrorism specialist and plainclothes sergeant, ensuring the safety of people utilizing the MUNI system. As a lieutenant, she served at Northern station and most recently, she was assigned to Homeland Security. This position kept her busy, in addition to her Homeland Security responsibilities, she was the Officer in Charge of police services at the Chase Center, and she oversaw our Marine Unit and our Port Officers. Additionally, Captain Hurwitz served as a Crisis/Hostage Negotiator, Terrorism Liaison Officer, and Field Training Officer.

Captain Hurwitz is an advocate for women in policing and is the Chairperson of the SFPD’s Women’s Leadership Committee. The Committee is comprised of women officers, sergeants, lieutenants, and captains who are interested in ensuring the future of women in the department and developing the next women leaders of the department. The Leadership Committee helps women develop their careers through recruiting, mentoring, promotional preparation, and finding solutions for childcare/maternity issues.

During her career, Captain Hurwitz has received numerous awards from the San Francisco Police Department and other law enforcement agencies. She believes in community service and currently serves as Chief’s Liaison to the Jewish Community; additionally, she is a member of the National Association of Women in Law Enforcement, and the San Francisco Asian Peace Officers Association. Captain Hurwitz also served as the vice-president of the San Francisco Police Officer’s Pride Alliance (for LGBTQ+ persons).

Filed Under: Ingleside Station Newsletter, SFPD, Uncategorized

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Bosworth & Lyell tarp wrap
Saturday, May 10, 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
RSVP to info@glenparkassociation.org
Just need to get last week’s
loose material into tarps!


SFCTA Freeway Ramp Open House
Thursday, May 15, 5-6:30 p.m.
Ingleside Branch Library, 1298 Ocean Avenue



Spread the Love and the Mulch
Saturday, May 17, 10 a.m. to noon
500 block of Arlington at Roanoke
The blooming Oakwoodland on Arlington and Roanoke turns two. Come join the community in keeping out the weeds and making space for the California Natives. Tools, lunch (sponsored by neighbor Jodell) and good company provided.


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Saturday, May 17, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Upper Noe Neighbors Community Meeting Wednesday, May 21, 7 p.m.
Upper Noe Recreation Center auditorium
295 Day Street
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District 8 Cleanup Day
Saturday, June 7, 9 a.m. to afternoon
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Explore all the Colors of the Rainbow
one-day workshop
Saturday, June 7, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
300 Chenery Street
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Weeding Party
June 21, 10 a.m. to noon
100 block of Arlington at Charles
Join neighbors on the North end of the Cut to keep down the weeds and beautify top to bottom. Tools, lunch and good company provided.


Monthly cleanup on the Greenway
First Saturday of the Month (usually)
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Friends of Glen Canyon’s
Glen Canyon Habitat Restoration
Every third Saturday 9:30 a.m to noon
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Save the Date! May 17th, Saturday 10:00AM - 11:30AM

Join us and help pick up trash & litter in the neighborhood!
We’re celebrating 3 years of collaborating with @refuserefusesf and the @glen_parkmerchantssf of #keepingGlenParkclean and bringing the #community together!🙌🏽

Meet at Critter Fritters Pet Food and Supplies @critterfritterspetfood
📍670 Chenery Street

Supplies and refreshments provided
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Save the Date! May 17th, Saturday 10:00AM - 11:30AM

Join us and help pick up trash & litter in the neighborhood! 
We’re celebrating 3 years of collaborating with @refuserefusesf and the @glen_parkmerchantssf of #keepingGlenParkclean and bringing the #community together!🙌🏽

Meet at Critter Fritters Pet Food and Supplies @critterfritterspetfood 
📍670 Chenery Street

Supplies and refreshments provided
No experience required

#refuserefusesf #glenpark #sanfrancisco #keepSFclean @rafaelmandelmand8 @anhishere @danielluriesf @sfpublicworks @avenuegreenlight #avenuegreenlight
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Yesterday was a great day at the Glen Park Small Business Stroll presented by the San Francisco Public Library’s Small Business Center and our Glen Park Branch Library!
Participating merchants were @bird.beckett , @perchsf , @theclarktechnique , @pebblescafesf , @glen_park_station_bar and Glen Park historian Evelyn Rose did a BART history talk at the Glen Park BART station.

📷: Photos courtesy of Bonnee Waldstein

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Yesterday was a great day at the Glen Park Small Business Stroll presented by the San Francisco Public Library’s Small Business Center and our Glen Park Branch Library!
Participating merchants were @bird.beckett , @perchsf , @theclarktechnique , @pebblescafesf , @glen_park_station_bar and Glen Park historian Evelyn Rose did a BART history talk at  the Glen Park BART station. 

📷: Photos courtesy of Bonnee Waldstein 

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Wonder what’s going on with the French restaurant on the corner of Chenery. It never reopened.

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