Dear Supporters of Save the 3 Jackson Bus in San Francisco,
You are amazing! More than 200 signatures have been collected in the first 24 hours since the petition was launched plus $120.00 in contributions! Thank you all!
Thank you as well for contributions that help “promote” this effort within the online Change.org community and know that contributions are never disbursed to petition starters nor other organizations associated with the effort.
Please keep the momentum going by sharing the petition link in newsletters, bulletins, your school, your place of worship, your workplace and your social media accounts: https://www.change.org/SaveThe3JacksonBus
You can also encourage more riders, residents and supporters to sign up for the Distribution List at savethe3jackson@gmail.com and to follow us on Instagram@savethe3jackson #savethe3jackson.
Just a reminder that the petition is addressed to the ultimate decision-makers governing San Francisco transit - the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA). It is the SFMTA Board of Directors who will soon vote whether to restore the 3 Jackson bus line.
If you live in San Francisco, CA you can further influence the SFMTA vote by participating in the following actions:
Dial SF 311
SF 311 was created by the SFMTA as the primary customer service center for residents of the City of San Francisco, including MUNI riders. SF 311 operates 24 hours per day. Just dial 311 to reach a customer service representative who will record your appeal to save the 3 Jackson.
Make a comment during an SFMTA Board Meeting
The SFMTA Board holds a public meeting on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 1:00pm at 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, San Francisco, CA (City Hall). The general public may join the meeting either remotely or in person.
The next upcoming SFMTA Board Meeting is Tuesday, November 15, 2022. Here is the link to the meeting information and instructions for commenting: https://www.sfmta.com/calendar/board-directors-meeting-november-15-2022 Be sure to read the Meeting Agenda when SFMTA posts it at this link previous to the Meeting.
Let’s make it clear to the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) how many riders depend on the 3 Jackson for so many important needs and to carry out their daily lives.
Thanks again, and keep it going!