From Heron's Head Park to Fisherman's Wharf, the Port of San Francisco's iconic waterfront has a history that is rich with innovative adaptation.

To defend San Francisco from current and future flood risk, and to address urgent earthquake risks, we will need to adapt once again. This means making changes to our waterfront.   

This survey will take you through five examples of how other cities made changes to address the risks they faced. We'll ask you to consider how these approaches could work in San Francisco and share your feedback.

Your feedback will help the City develop plans for adapting the waterfront. Significant changes to the waterfront are expected in 2030 or later, but we must make initial planning choices now to access funding opportunities and plan for projects. The development of these plans is guided by the Port’s five-plus years of community engagement – and we want to hear from you again!  

Please share your survey response by June 3, 2022.