Massive sink hole at Fulton Street caused the flooding of multiple homes. Courtesy of SFFD
UPDATE: Five single family homes and one multi-family home were flooded as a result of the sink hole. The road at Fulton Street between 29th and 34th avenues remains closed.
UPDATE: At this time the flooding has stopped thanks to @MySFPUC staff with help from @sfpublicworks and #SFFD. 5 single-family dwellings and 1 multi-family dwelling were affected with no injuries. FULTON between 29th and 34th remains closed. This is now in the recovery phase. https://t.co/VUm2aFdNYLpic.twitter.com/gXlq7AQWNu
— SAN FRANCISCO FIRE DEPARTMENT MEDIA (@SFFDPIO) October 4, 2022
A sink hole has burst a water main and caused flooding in the Richmond District.
The flooding at Fulton Street and 29th Avenue near Golden Gate Park is associated with a six foot by six foot sink hole, according to the San Francisco Fire Department.
The 5R bus was blocked between 28th and 31st avenues.
Buses are being diverted around the flooding at Fulton Street and 29th Avenue. Julie Zigoris/The Standard
The inbound bus service is now being rerouted via 35th Avenue to Balboa Street, to 27th Avenue and back to Fulton Street, according to SFMTA text alerts.
The outbound service is being redirected via 28th Avenue to Balboa Street to 35th Avenue and back to Fulton Street.
Declining attendance has left congregations less able to help stem crises such as drugs and homelessness that disproportionately affect Black people in the city.
