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Established in 1911, John Adams Campus is a branch of City College of San Francisco. Its building consists of classrooms and labs, an auditorium, a child care center, and offices for counseling and administrative services. It offers a variety of credit and noncredit courses and programs that include business, biological sciences, child development and family studies, consumer education, disabled students programs and services, fashion, health care technology and health science. Additionally, its curriculum includes physical education and dance, transitional studies and vocational nursing. Its library comprises more than 15,000 books, over 800 educational videotapes, audiocassettes, CD-ROMs and periodicals. John Adams Campus also has a student council that works on projects to enhance the students experiences on campus. It is located in San Francisco.
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Find ACDelco auto parts for your vehicle at City & County of San Francisco in San Francisco, CA. ACDelco provides high-quality car parts for all major vehicle systems, as well as off-road, marine and industrial equipment. Our product portfolio includes maintenance parts, such as car batteries, spark plugs, oil filters, air filters, wiper blades, and brakes, as well as repair parts such as alternators, radiators, chassis and heating/cooling components.
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Located in San Francisco, San Francisco Board of Supervisors is the legislative branch of the city and county of San Francisco. The board consists of more than 10 members who are elected by the general public. The board establishes policies and adopts ordinances and resolutions. The city and county of San Francisco has various departments that include environment, transportation, housing and utilities. Its public health department provides nutrition and dental care, HIV and AIDS testing, and child health and disability prevention services. It also offers fetal infant mortality review and arranges health educational programs. Additionally, it has various departments that include social service, law and parks and recreation.
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Office of the City Administrator is a part of the city of San Francisco. It looks after the management and implementation of various policies, rules and regulations. The office oversees the functioning of several commissions, committees and task forces, including the Real Estate Fraud Prosecution Trust Fund Committee, Marijuana Offenses Oversight Committee, City Hall Preservation Advisory Commission and Utility Undergrounding Task Force. Office of the City Administrator issues notices on meetings and awareness and treatment services. The office reviews annual economic statements of various nonprofit organizations. It also oversees flood insurance programs. Office of the City Administrator is located in San Francisco.
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Looking like a piece of Washington D.C. transplanted to the west coast, San Francisco's city hall is actually taller than the nation's capitol building itself. A must see for architecture buffs and a frequent stop on all city bus tours, the gorgeous Beaux Arts masterpiece sports the fifth largest dome in the world and shimmering gold leaf details on the exterior. Inside, guided tours allow visitors to explore the building's various galleries and peek into the offices of the mayor and other city officials.

Parking and public transportation at San Francisco City Hall
Metered street parking is available but tight in the Civic Center area, and there are also several pay by the hour or day lots close by. But for anyone staying in the Union Square area, City Hall is an easy ten minute walk. The Civic Center station, which is served by BART, Muni Metro and the F Market Streetcar is also just a block away from City Hall.

Best and worst time to go to San Francisco City Hall
San Francisco City Hall is closed on the weekends, meaning that if you want to see the inside it is best to show up on a weekday. Free docent led tours are available to the general public at 10am, 12pm and 2pm Monday through Friday.

Admission to San Francisco City Hall
A government building that is open to the public, San Francisco City Hall has no entrance fee.

Must see/do at San Francisco City Hall
The view of the ornate building from across Civic Center Plaza is one of the most popular backdrops for photo ops for visitors to the city and should not be missed even if you don't go inside. The awe-inspiring rotunda just inside the main doors features a large marble staircase leading to the balcony lined upper chambers and is decorated by a variety of embellishments including a depiction of Father Time on the east wall. Bronze busts of former mayors line the hallways and a permanent art exhibit is open to the public in the South Light Court.

Other places to visit near San Francisco City Hall
The very modern and state of the art main branch of the San Francisco Public Library lies directly across the Civic Center Plaza from City Hall as does the Asian Art Museum, which occupies the library's historic former home.

Insider tip for visiting San Francisco City Hall
City Hall is lit up at night in an impressive array of colors that change according to season and holidays. Night visits are often more magical than day trip to the landmark building.

Authors bio: Ocean Malandra was born and raised in San Francisco. He is a widely published travel writer and journalist that can be followed at @OceanMalandra.