San Francisco Sheriff's Office

#BreastCancerAwarenessMonth is nearly over, but the fight continues. After #SFSO Dep J Martinez saw several coworkers develop #breastcancer, she knew she had to act. She sold pink breast cancer pins to raise funds and support an SF breast cancer nonprofit. #EarlyDetectionSavesLives

#DaylightSavingTime ends this weekend, so fall back (& enjoy an extra hour of sleep)! Drive safely on the roads & watch for pedestrians, as it will be darker when most of us start & end our days. Let’s all do our part to staying safe.

Stay safe little goblins and ghouls this #Halloween. If you leave home, wear your face covering. Remember a costume mask is not a substitute for a cloth mask. Watch Sheriff’s Miyamoto’s latest video for more tips on having a happy and safe Halloween. https://bit.ly/2JbjfXB

Abuse can take many forms - physical, emotional, verbal or sexual - & all of it can be devastating. If you are being abused, call 911 or the National Domestic Hotline (800-799-7233), or visit #SFSO site at https://bit.ly/37TskyQ for resources. #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth

By getting the flu shot, you may help prevent a disease that hospitalizes hundreds of thousands of Americans every year and help reduce the burden on our health system.

We stand in solidarity with #breastcancer survivors & honor those who’ve succumbed to it. Lt. A. Collins lost her aunt, a former #SFSO Deputy Sheriff, to the illness two years ago. Early detection is key, so visit your doctor & self-check. #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

#ElectionDay is quickly approaching, so walk, run or drive to your polling place to make sure your voice is heard! You can vote early at SF Elections voting center near Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, or mail in or drop off your ballots. #SFSO is here to protect your ballots. VOTE!

#SFSO deputies and fellow first responders are ready to put their lives on the line to keep our communities safe. We thank and are proud of the amazing people who readily answer the call. #NationalFirstRespondersDay #savinglives #SF #FirstResponders

BEWARE County Jail 3 requires everyone to wear their masks at all times ( The Captain made sure to decorate his facility for Halloween )

Love should not hurt. During #COVID, #domesticviolence has increased 40% in SF. This is not acceptable. If you are being abused, call 911 or the National Domestic Hotline at 800-799-7233, or go to https://bit.ly/2HFk8al on our #SFSO website for more information on where you can get help.

The fight against breast cancer is personal for us, as we’ve had family, friends & coworkers suffer from it. Lt. F. Jamison knows the pain of the disease, having lost 2 good friends to it. Get your mammograms & do monthly checks. It may save your life. #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth

#SFSO deputies drilled in fire and life-saving techniques yesterday. All @SheriffSF deputies regularly train to keep you safe in case an emergency happens. We’ll be there for you. #Training #Preparedness #2BeeReady #FirstResponders

People with chronic health conditions are more likely to have flu complications. Get vaccinated before it’s too late. To find a flu shot near you, visit the vaccine finder: sf.gov/flushot

Welcome new deputies to the San Francisco Sheriff’s Office! Sheriff Miyamoto pinned 9 new deputies during a ceremony yesterday at the San Bruno Complex. Family & friends safely celebrated the accomplishments of their loved ones. #Sheriff #PublicSafety #ProtectandServe