CAR FIRE 1700 BLOCK YOSEMITE The San Francisco Fire Department is working on a car fire in the 1700 block of Yosemite. This is producing a large amount of smoke. Fortunately, a quick response by the San Francisco Fire Department has knocked this fire down and contained it, with no further threat or concern of the fire spreading.

UPDATE San Francisco Fire Department is announcing that the shelter in place in the 2800 block of Francisco at Polk has now been lifted. This incident is now resolved. San Francisco Police Department will be investigating the collision. Thank you to the great community here in the 2800 block of Francisco and @PGE4Me for the quick and efficient response

UPDATE: 2800 block of Francisco Street The gas leak has been shut off by Pacific Gas & Electric. Thank you to @PGE4Me for their fast response and excellent work getting this controlled. Next, crews will assess the damage to the building. There were no significant injuries. The only injuries were the original two from the collision: two adults who were evaluated by paramedics and did not require hospitalization. The shelter in place remains in effect. We will notify you when it is lifted. go.citizen.com/SrPGYQV3v7b

UPDATE: Thanks to the quick response of SFFD crews, the fire at 3760 Noriega St is now contained, with no extension to adjoining buildings. No injuries reported. The number of displaced residents is unknown at this time, if any. The cause is under investigation.

FIRE INCIDENT 1st alarm fire: 3700 block of Noriega St. Fire Crews on scene. Avoid the area. Updates to follow.

VEHICLE COLLISION WITH GAS LEAK: Polk & Francisco The 2800 block of Francisco St. is under a shelter-in-place order after a vehicle collision ruptured a residential gas line. Two adults were evaluated for minor injuries and do not require hospitalization. Please avoid the area and follow us for updates. If you are in the 2800 block of Francisco, text your ZIP code to 888777 to receive AlertSF notifications about this incident.

Coastal Trail Rescue San Francisco Fire Department personnel from Coastal Rescue 14, along with American Medical Response and the U.S. Park Police, carried out a rescue on a coastal trail for an elderly adult experiencing a medical emergency. The patient was transported to an ambulance for further evaluation and care. The emergency was non-life-threatening. 2:37 PM to 3:43 PM 10-24-2026

UPDATE SUTRO BATHS COASTAL RESCUE One adult was successfully rescued by the San Francisco Fire Department coastal rescue crew with non-life-threatening injuries. This individual will be transported to a local hospital for care. This incident is now closed.

UPDATE COASTAL RESCUE SUTRO BATHS San Francisco firefighters now have the victim on a Stokes stretcher. They’ll be moving the victim to the awaiting coastal rescue unit. The individual has non-life-threatening injuries and we want to thank the public for avoiding the area and keeping the Trailway clear for emergency workers go.citizen.com/LWfpkNOxv7b

San Francisco Fire Department is currently on a coastal rescue at Sutro Baths, one adult victim with non-life-threatening injuries. SFFD is setting up a rescue system to retrieve this victim to safety go.citizen.com/FBDTZLexv7b

CLIFF RESCUE At approximately 1300 hours today, San Francisco Fire Department responded to Fort Funston for a report of a dog that had gone over the cliff, with the dog's human companion following after it. On arrival, crews confirmed one dog and one adult on the cliff side, in the shallower section of the cliffs just north of the hang glider deck. While crews were setting up a rope rescue system, the human companion was able to make their way down to the beach below, though the route was dangerous. Neither the human companion nor the dog was injured. Both the human companion and the dog were evaluated and found to be OK. The incident is now closed.

UPDATE: 100 block of Fell Street battery fire. The fire was a lithium-ion battery fire confined to one room. Like other lithium-ion battery fires, it produced smoke. Several residents went to balconies, windows, and fire escapes to wait for help. All of them either sheltered in place or were assisted by firefighters and police officers. No formal rescues were needed. Due to in part to a quick response by SFFD and fire sprinklers this fire was contained quickly. As of this post, no injuries or displacements have been reported.