A. SUMMARY
This dataset contains a growing list of all "Public Water Assets" managed by the City and County of San Francisco. The data is split up into two main categories: "Restrooms" and "Drinking Water." The goal of this dataset is to provide a centralized list of water assets regardless of departmental ownership or location.

B. HOW THE DATASET IS CREATED
This dataset combines water asset information from multiple departments including: Recreation and Parks, Public Utilities Commission, Department of Public Works. Data is pulled from each department's system or via file extract, it is then combined into a data model, and published.

C. UPDATE PROCESS
This dataset will be updated as needed.

D. HOW TO USE THIS DATASET
This dataset can be used to locate restrooms and drinking fountains across the city. It can also be used to populate maps where this information would be valuable to the user.

E. RELATED DATASETS
Recreation and Parks Facilities
Assets Maintained by the Recreation and Parks Department
COVID-19 Pit Stops

A. SUMMARY
This dataset contains the locations of all Pit Stops in San Francisco, including those added during the COVID emergency. The Pit Stop program is managed by San Francisco Public Works and aims to provide clean and safe public toilets, sinks, used needle receptacles and dog waste stations in San Francisco's most impacted neighborhoods. In response to the COVID emergency, additional Pit Stops have been added across the City in order to ensure everyone has access to clean and safe toilets and sinks.

Learn more about this Pit Stop Program: https://sfpublicworks.wixsite.com/pitstop

B. HOW THE DATASET IS CREATED
This dataset is linked to the Pit Stop Program's map of pit stops and updated daily to match that map.

C. UPDATE PROCESS
Automatically updated daily at 7am.

D. HOW TO USE THIS DATASET
This dataset can be used with other geospatial layers to look at the distribution of Pit Stops in relation to other resources or points of interest. It's important to note that Pit Stops are not the only public restrooms in the City (there are many managed by the Parks Department, for example), and there are additional hand-washing stations that have been distributed during the COVID emergency that are not shown here. This dataset only includes Pit Stops and should not be used to assess broader access to bathrooms, water, or syringe disposal.