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1,000+
SF youths

earned work experience through our summer
jobs and internship programs

11,219
workers
participated in the construction of Project
Labor Agreement-covered projects

Contractors Assistance Center
This new City resource offers a range of services,
from technical assistance and classroom training
to networking events and one-on-one counseling
for San Francisco’s local and small businesses.
Professional service firms, construction companies,
vendors, and suppliers now have a unique and free
resource that supports the City’s economic vitality
and strengthens its neighborhoods, commercial
corridors, and the San Francisco workforce.

Annual Report for the Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2014

Upgrading the Phelps Wing
Renovations in 2014 included a conference room,
classrooms, and state-of-the-art equipment for
programs to expand education and employment
opportunities for Bayview-Hunter’s Point residents
at the Southeast Community Facility.
Project Labor Agreement (PLA) Highlights
Under the $4.8 billion Water System Improvement
Program work spanning eight counties:
• 11,219 workers have participated in the construction
of Project Labor Agreement-covered projects;
• 6.25 million craft hours have been performed as of
June 30, 2014;
• SFPUC territory residents (including San Francisco
residents) have worked 3,009,947 or 48.1 percent
of those craft hours;
• Apprentices have performed 765,663 or 12 percent
of craft hours; and
• San Francisco and SFPUC service territory residents
have performed 73 percent of all apprentice hours
on PLA projects.

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