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Citywide coverage — licensed officers and GPS-verified patrol in all 35 San Francisco zones. Pick your district on the map: every zone has its own risk profile, routes, and response plan. PPO #16681 · $3M insured · 24/7 dispatch.
Dimmed areas lie outside San Francisco’s city limits.
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National vendors run the same playbook everywhere. AMB designs routes and posts around your block — its risk patterns, response paths, and the realities of San Francisco buildings.
Financial District
Towers empty within 90 minutes at close, cleaning crews work unaccompanied and loading docks go unwatched — the window an on-site officer covers.
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SoMa
The heaviest load in the city AMB covers — 7,557 incidents, led by drug reports and 909 shoplifting cases.
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Mission Bay
Biotech and UCSF buildings hold regulated substances, research equipment and samples — access control by officers briefed on lab protocol.
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Embarcadero
Ferry Building footfall brings sustained pickpocket and grab-and-run pressure onto adjacent retail and lobby-level tenants.
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Nob Hill
Landmark hotels face non-guest entry through lobbies, elevators and parking garages, alongside tourist-adjacent opportunistic crime.
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Mission District
9,135 incidents in 12 months. Drug reports dominate the district; what reaches a tenant is assault, larceny and vandalism.
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All other San Francisco neighborhoods (29)
Union Square
Straddles two SFPD districts logging 11,291 incidents; flagship retail theft sits inside a wider street-conditions problem.
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Hayes Valley
296 larceny and 149 vehicle break-ins around Hayes Street — the kerb and the storefront, not the sales floor.
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Marina District
Some of the city’s highest vehicle burglary rates, with rental cars and out-of-state plates the primary target near the waterfront.
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Dogpatch
Inside Potrero Hill’s reporting district: 152 vehicle break-ins lead, alongside after-hours risk to studio equipment.
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Castro
General larceny is nearly a quarter of everything logged here — 374 reports, ahead of assault, vandalism and car break-ins.
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Bayview
Construction sites and industrial yards lose heavy equipment, copper and tools on nights, weekends and holidays when nobody is on site.
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Tenderloin Perimeter
The district logs 8,314 incidents a year; perimeter buildings feel it as unauthorised entry and lobby tailgating.
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Civic Center
Inside SFPD’s Tenderloin district and its 8,314 incidents — patron-facing risk on Grove and Van Ness outweighs parked cars.
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Potrero Hill
152 vehicle break-ins is the largest property line — staff and client cars on Kansas and De Haro through the working day.
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Chinatown
127 vandalism and 103 vehicle break-ins on Grant and Stockton; till-area loss rarely reaches a police report at all.
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North Beach
Nightlife arithmetic: 113 assaults and 109 vandalism reports outweigh any single theft line when Broadway and Kearny let out.
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Richmond District
Inner and Outer Richmond log 1,542 incidents — larceny, vandalism and fraud ahead of overnight forced entry.
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Sunset District
Fraud leads at 290, then larceny, vandalism and 217 vehicle break-ins along Irving Street and 9th Avenue.
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Pacific Heights
Estates and embassies stay a standing burglary target, most of all when a property reads as unoccupied.
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Haight-Ashbury
Vandalism and assault tie at 92 each — what recessed entries between Stanyan and Masonic generate overnight.
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Western Addition
209 larceny and 181 vehicle break-ins on Fillmore and Divisadero; recorded shoplifting is a fraction of that at 24.
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Russian Hill
111 vehicle break-ins in 12 months, second only to general larceny; garage-door pries on the Hyde and Larkin slopes sit lower.
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Noe Valley
Theft leads the log — 171 shoplifting and 145 other larceny reports in 12 months, the line that covers parcels off Victorian stoops.
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Glen Park
Among the quietest zones AMB covers — 245 incidents a year, which is why coverage here is usually patrol passes.
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Bernal Heights
122 vandalism and 88 vehicle thefts fill Cortland Avenue’s long unwatched stretch after the shops close early.
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Excelsior
Vandalism and vehicle theft lead on Mission between Silver and Geneva; burglary of all types totals 44 a year.
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Outer Mission
Repair shops on Mission and Geneva keep customer vehicles and parts in fenced lots overnight — fence cuts and parts stripping recur.
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Visitacion Valley
481 incidents, the lowest among the district’s build zones; confrontation and damage outweigh site theft in the record.
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Treasure Island
189 incidents — the smallest count AMB covers. The exposure is duration: fencing that stands across years of build phases.
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Lakeshore
241 shoplifting and 240 larceny reports — around Stonestown the retail floor carries as much loss as the parking fields.
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Golden Gate Park
Music Concourse lots serving the de Young and the Academy hold visitor vehicles for hours, drawing smash-and-grab crews to the loop.
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Presidio
Crissy Field, Baker Beach and the overlooks hold rental cars and luggage on predictable schedules — a daylight smash-and-grab environment.
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Twin Peaks
The overlook is a long-running smash-and-grab target — bags visible through windows and fast downhill exits for crews.
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Presidio Heights
368 incidents a year on the estate blocks off the Presidio wall; the real question is whether anyone is watching at all.
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