DTNA - Duboce Triangle Neighborhood Association
Welcome to DTNA!
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The Duboce Triangle Neighborhood Association (DTNA) represents residents, businesses and property owners in San Francisco's Duboce Triangle neighborhood, bordered by Market St., Castro St., Divisidero St., Waller St., Webster St. and Duboce Avenue. Our goal is to protect, maintain and improve our neighborhood quality of life, and ensure that the Duboce Triangle continues to be San Francisco's very best neighborhood in which to live, work and play.
We hold monthly community meetings on the second Monday in February, April, June, August, October and December, at which we cover topics important to our neighborhood. Click on "Meetings" more more information. We publish a bimonthly newsletter which is distributed, free of charge, to over 3,000 households in our neighborhood, and sent to city leaders. Please support the local businesses which advertise in our newsletter and allow us to provide you with this valuable service. DTNA also has active committees working on Land Use and Transportation issues. We're always looking for volunteers interested in participating. Click on the links above for more information. If you live in the neighborhood and are not yet a DTNA member, please Join us and support our efforts! |
Frequently Asked Questions about the proposed Duboce Triangle Historic District
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PROPOSED REVISIONS TO OUR BYLAWS
As required by our governing bylaws, we are publicly posting the proposed changes to our bylaws. At our October 12, 2020 board meeting, our Board of Directors will be reviewing the proposed changes. If two-thirds of the membership in attendance of the meeting votes in favor, then the proposed changes will be ratified into our governing bylaws.
At out February, 2019 General Meeting, Dr. Eileen Loughran from the Department of Public Health spoke about the syringe access program, in which clean syringes are made available to injection drug users in order to prevent the transmission of HIV, Hepatitis, and other blood-borne diseases. You can download a copy of her presentation here.
