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Officials outline public-safety and traffic plans for July All‑Star events, expecting tens of thousands of visitors
Summary
City and public-safety officials briefed the council on All‑Star Game planning July 6–10, including crowd-size estimates (25,000–30,000 visitors), multiple command posts, coordination with federal partners, and working groups for traffic, tactical security, aviation and mass-casualty operations.
San Francisco officials told the Disaster Council on Monday that planning for Major League Baseball's All‑Star events July 6–10 will involve extensive interagency coordination, traffic controls and security measures to handle a large inflow of visitors.
Commander Steve Tocchini (named in the meeting) described the multi-day schedule and the roles of planning working groups. "This is a great opportunity for the city," he said, adding that Major League Baseball has…
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