This holiday season we have a lot to celebrate. For many, it’s the first time in a good while that families and loved ones have the opportunity to come together in larger groups. This means that more people will be cooking and baking this year as a way to honor traditions, do something in service for others, or maybe just to try out a new recipe they’ve been craving. With an increase in kitchen activity, we want to remind everyone of one crucial way we can do something for the city that we enjoy and serve: protecting San Francisco's sewer system by properly disposing of grease and oils.

The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) and San Francisco Arts Commission (SFAC) brought another piece of public art to the city’s Bayview neighborhood, unveiling a new mural along Evans Avenue at the Southeast Treatment Plant. Jamari’s Journey, by San Francisco artist Nancy Cato, serves as the third in a series of artworks that use temporary construction fencing around the wastewater treatment plant to exhibit new work by local artists.