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San Francisco Public Works’ pioneering Pit Stop program provides clean and safe public toilets, as well as used-needle receptacles and dog waste stations, in San Francisco's most impacted neighborhoods. All the Pit Stop facilities are staffed by paid attendants who help ensure that the bathrooms are well maintained and used for their intended purpose.

The units have running water, soap and hand towels, and are maintained to a standard where parents and guardians would feel comfortable bringing their children.

The program began in San Francisco’s Tenderloin in 2014 at three sites, sparked by a plea from neighborhood middle schoolers who were fed up with having to carefully navigate around human waste on their walk to school. Today, the Pit Stop operates at 33 sites in 13 neighborhoods. Street-cleaning data drives the locations of the Pit Stops, putting them where they’re needed most.

The popular program, which was recognized by Harvard Kennedy School for innovation and serves as a national model deployed by other cities, provides an alternative to using our streets and sidewalks as a toilet.

Complaints about human waste in public spaces around the Pit Stop locations have gone down, which allows Public Works public cleaning crews to focus more attention on other hotspots.

Public Works manages the Pit Stop program. Nonprofit grantees, Civic and Hunters Point Family, staff them.

Public Works TV - SF's new approach to public toilets - Episode 7

4/7/2023 - Once Upon a Project (podcast) - Revitalizing San Francisco One Toilet Kiosk at a Time

3/22/2023 - New York Times - Why Are Public Restrooms Still So Rare?

11/31/2022 - In the Works - Reflecting a Community Need: San Francisco Unveils New Public Toilets

11/23/2022 - Press Release - San Francisco Public Works Launches New JCDecaux Public Toilet at Embarcadero Plaza

4/7/2020 - Press Release - Mayor London Breed Announces Rollout of New Staffed Public Toilets and Hand-Washing Stations in High-Need Neighborhoods

11/27/2019 - SF Chronicle - Editorial: Tackling San Francisco’s poop problem for good

9/25/2019 - SF Chronicle - SF’s 24-hour public bathrooms show promise in keeping feces off streets

6/19/2019 - SF Examiner - SF Public Works to test 24-hour public bathroom in the Tenderloin

4/19/2018 - SF Chronicle - SF Tenderloin toilet monitor honored for life-saving actions

3/5/2018 - SF Gate - Pit Stop Public Toilet Program Expands To Lower Polk Neighborhood

3/5/2018 - S.F. Weekly - S.F. Slowly Expands Pit Stop Toilet Program

3/5/2018 - Press Release - Pit Stop Public Toilet Program Expands to Ninth Neighborhood

11/21/2017 - LA Times - Posh 'Painted Lady' portable toilets roll onto San Francisco streets

11/20/2017 - Hoodline - 'Painted Lady' Pit Stop Portable Toilet Debuts In Upper Haight

11/20/2017 - ABC 7 - San Francisco marking World Toilet Day with 'Painted Lady Pit Stop' potties