How Can I Help?

Dear Supporters,

Here are 3 things you can do to help our cause:

1) If you have not already done so, please sign our online petition. 

2) Please continue to write to your local officials below. Here is a sample letter you can use. 

Office of Planning San Francisco

Christy Alexander

christy.alexander@sfgov.org

(Ms. Alexander is the planner assigned to review the Gold Mirror dispensary permit application.)

Sylvia Jiminez

Email: sylvia.jiminez@sfgov.org

Tel: 628-652-7348

Supervisor Myrna Melgar:

Tel: 415-554-6516

Email: melgarstaff@sfgov.org

Supervisor Gordon Mar:

Tel: 415-554-7460

Email: marstaff@sfgov.org

Board of Supervisors San Francisco:

Tel: 415-554-5184

Email: bos@sfgov.org

Office of Cannabis San Francisco:

Tel: 628-652-0420

Email: officeofcannabis@sfgov.org

3) Please email fopswp@googlegroups.com and ask to join our group to stay abreast of our latest developments. 

Thank you!

FOPSWP Team



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