San Francisco · September 14, 2026
Every incident, call, and arrest logged by San Francisco Police Department and San Francisco Fire Department on Monday, September 14, 2026, straight from official records.
What happened in San Francisco on Monday, September 14th
On Monday, San Francisco police fielded 2,000 calls for service, most clearing without a report. Officers filed 137 incident reports, 29 more than the day before (27%); 19 were violent and 51 ended in arrest. San Francisco Fire Department logged 504 responses, dispatching 983 apparatus across them.
Incident Categories
Monday's reports roll up into 8 category families. Property Crimes led with 39 reports (28%), ahead of violent & person crimes (23) and operations & administrative (20). The most common single category was Narcotics - Possession (19).
The largest category families by share of activity, each with its top categories.
Neighborhood Activity
Incidents spread across 32 neighborhoods. Mission led with 26 incidents, 19% of the citywide total.
The most active neighborhoods by total incidents.
Hourly Breakdown
Three hours tied for the busiest: 3–4 PM, 4–5 PM, and 5–6 PM, with 11 incidents in each.
Reported incidents by hour of day, with the busiest hours highlighted.
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Fire & EMS
San Francisco Fire Department logged 504 responses on Monday, 3% above the 28-day average of 488, dispatching 983 apparatus across them. 378 of the 504 were medical (75%). The day's largest response went to a structure fire call at 6:01 AM, sending 10 apparatus (3 Engines · 1 Ambulance · 3 Command · 2 Truck · 1 Rescue).
Full Event Log
The complete San Francisco log for September 14, 2026, straight from official records. It lists 137 police incidents (19 violent, 51 ending in arrest) and 504 Fire & EMS responses (378 medical, 14 fire, 20 rescue, 92 other).
Showing 5 of 641 events. Events posted on SFPD and SFFD activity reports for Monday, September 14, 2026.
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