Past Events

It has been an honor serving Assembly District 19 since 2012. The 2023-24 Legislative session is my sixth and final term. I’m continuing to work on strengthening the state’s economy in a way that prioritizes education, housing/homelessness, the environment and other pressing needs. Please attend my January 7th Community Coffee to share your ideas and give me feedback on how we can work together to address these issues over the next two years.

I hope you can join me in shaping our state’s future.

Please use public transit.  The Geneva Car Barn is conveniently located near the Balboa Park BART Station and MUNI lines J, K, M, 14, 43 and 49

Assemblymember Phil Ting invites you to a Community Town Hall at the California Academy of Sciences.* Come discuss and learn about recent legislation or the state budget and share any legislative concerns or questions important to you and the community over breakfast and coffee.

Town halls are a unique opportunity to connect in person and everyone is welcome. Please invite your friends and neighbors. Breakfast is free to the first 100 attendees.

Public transit strongly encouraged because of the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival all weekend. The Town Hall is accessible by N Judah and Muni Bus Routes 5, 7, 28, 43. You can also bike and park your bicycle on Music Concourse Drive.

*Please note: If you If you ARE POSITIVE FOR COVID-19 or exhibit symptoms associated with COVID on Saturday, we ask that you refrain from attending, even if you test negative.

Join Assemblymember Phil Ting alongside District 1 Supervisor Connie Chan for the 6th Annual Richmond District on Clement Street in San Francisco’s inner Richmond District.

A partnership with the Community Youth Center, Richmond Neighborhood Center and the Clement Street Merchants Association makes it possible to bring the community together to celebrate with lion dances, mooncakes and more.

Autumn Moon is a harvest festival that has united families throughout Asia for over 1,000 years. For the Year of the Tiger, the celebration will showcase cultural performances and community partners for an exciting day of free entertainment and resources. Government and community organizations focusing on issues such as food security, affordable housing, and mental health will provide resources and information to youth, seniors and more.

Come and experience a taste of the true cultural diversity of the Richmond.

Accessible by Muni Bus routes 1, 28, 38R, 43.

Please join me and multi-generations of people as we honor the past and march with hope for the future in the annual San Francisco Pride Celebration and Parade.

With the current national climate that encourages suspicion and distrust of “others,” it is important now more than ever that we come together to celebrate diversity in our community.

This year's Pride Parade will take place on Sunday, June 26, 2022.

The parade route begins south of Market Street (close to the Embarcadero MUNI/BART station and the Transbay Terminal) and runs to the San Francisco Civic Center. We will be meeting at 10:30 a.m. in the Financial District; once Pride Parade organizers notify me of the precise meeting location, I will send the information to those who RSVP.  Friends marching with us will receive a commemorative t-shirt and make great memories!  

Please invite your friends and family. Lunch will be served at an outdoor reception, co-hosted by your San Francisco delegation: me, Senator Scott Wiener and Assemblymember Matt Haney. Location will be provided to marchers at the end of the parade. ** UPDATE: RSVPs to the post parade lunch reception are now closed. However, you can still still march with us. Please call the office at 415-557-2312, Mon-Friday, 9:00 am - 5 pm, to be added to that list.**

I look forward to seeing you all on June 26!

I am proud to announce that my annual bike safety fair will be returning this year! This event will be held at McCoppin Elementary School. Please bring the whole family, kids of all ages can get training on how to ride a bike safely, learn about the Safe Routes to School program, and hear about legislation that affects our community.

This event includes: bicycle obstacle course for safety training; bike riding lessons; bike safety adjustments and repairs; helmet giveaway and more. Bringing your own bike is encouraged but it is not required. Bikes will be available to borrow.

Thanks to our partners: YBike, McCoppin PTO, San Francisco Bicycle Coalition, WalkSF and Bay Area Bike Mobile. I look forward to seeing you there, call my office at (415) 557-2312 if you have any questions.

Accessible by MTA bus lines 5, 31 or 38

California State Assembly Budget Committee Chair Phil Ting cordially invites you to a Town Hall Meeting on the State Budget. Get an update on current state budget proposals and learn to effectively advocate for your budget priorities with the Assembly Budget Chair.

For more information, please call the district office at (415) 557-2312.

Public transit: accessible by the N-Judah line and 28 Daly City Bus.

Join the Golden Gate Audubon Society for a volunteer clean-up day at the Chain of Lakes in Golden Gate Park. We will maintain the gardens and remove invasive plants to preserve local habitats for migrating birds, a perfect way to celebrate Earth Day in the park.

Directions: Meet at “Chain of Lakes” restroom pavilion on JFK Drive west of west stair entrance to North Lake and west of Chain of Lakes Drive. See interactive map below.

Dress warmly and wear closed toe shoes, gloves and equipment will be provided.

Please look over the Golden Gate Audubon Society volunteer liability waiver and RSVP below. Do NOT register on their website to confirm your attendance.

VOLUNTEER LIABILITY WAIVER.

Assemblymembers Kevin Mullin and Phil Ting invite you to meet your friends and neighbors for a casual coffee. This is an opportunity to come and share your input on legislative and budgetary matters.

We look forward to seeing you, please call my office at (415) 557-2312 if you have any questions. 

As we emerge from the pandemic and reopen our doors, I want to invite you to my first in-person Town Hall since 2019. This will be an outdoor event. I look forward to coming together with you to share my legislative priorities, describe the new laws that have gone into effect and hear your input on California’s future. As Chair of the California State Assembly Budget Committee, I also want to share how the Legislature and Governor are planning to spend the over $20 billion surplus.

*Please note: California Academy of Sciences has safety protocols regarding vaccine and booster requirements and masking that attendees must follow, visit their website to learn more. If you have a medical or religious exemption to vaccines, please send documentation of your exemption to Legal@calacademy.org no later than 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 3, 2022, and include "Vaccination Exemption Request" in the subject line.

You must RSVP to attend and include your contact information. As always, it is a privilege to be your Assemblymember. I hope to see you there and hear your questions and ideas about how the state of California can further help our community. If you need assistance or have any questions, please call my district office at (415) 557-2312.

I encourage you to attend my next virtual town hall meeting to hear updates on the budget and new laws that will go into effect now that we have finished our legislative year in Sacramento. Through the state budget, I was able to secure nearly $12 billion to fund homelessness programs, including measures to prevent homelessness in the first place; this includes $47 million for San Francisco and more than $4 million for San Mateo County. We also provided $180 million to increase UC and CSU enrollment by 15,000 in-state students, and we increased per-student TK-12 spending to a record high of $21,000.

I also was able to secure more than $40 million dollars in the state budget for projects in San Francisco and northern San Mateo County. In addition, Governor Newsom signed six of my bills into law that focus on health, environment and the criminal justice system. Click here for information on my 2021 legislation.

As we ramp up for the next legislative year, come share your concerns and ideas regarding what the state can further do for San Francisco and San Mateo County.