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Ingleside Police Station

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Ingleside Police Station (police station, run by the Police Department): $815.3M budgeted for its department in FY2025, 3,007 employees on the payroll, 1 contract, 4 city documents at the Internet Archive, every figure linked to its source. Ingleside Police Station stands inside Balboa Park, on Sergeant John Young Street — a 42,861-square-foot portion of the park's parcel, as the city's property register records it. A 1982 federal environmental statement for the Muni J Line connection describes the setting: between Havelock Street and Ocean Avenue lie Balboa Park, its swimming pool and the police station, with the Muni Metro Center and the Balboa Park BART station adjoining Ocean Avenue, and the park itself running to 27.5 acres. The station's ordinary life reaches the record through Police Commission minutes, which approve leaves of absence for officers posted here — including one in 1975 who took unpaid leave in order to campaign for a seat on the Board of Supervisors. The station is now being replaced. Clark Construction Group holds the Ingleside Police Station Replacement contract, agreed at $67,668,300, of which $284,506 had been paid when this record was taken — the ordinary shape of a large capital contract early in its life, where the city's commitment is made long before the money moves. Source: SF Controller open data and the Internet Archive.

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Grounded summary

Ingleside Police Station stands inside Balboa Park, on Sergeant John Young Street — a 42,861-square-foot portion of the park's parcel, as the city's property register records it. A 1982 federal environmental statement for the Muni J Line connection describes the setting: between Havelock Street and Ocean Avenue lie Balboa Park, its swimming pool and the police station, with the Muni Metro Center and the Balboa Park BART station adjoining Ocean Avenue, and the park itself running to 27.5 acres. The station's ordinary life reaches the record through Police Commission minutes, which approve leaves of absence for officers posted here — including one in 1975 who took unpaid leave in order to campaign for a seat on the Board of Supervisors. The station is now being replaced. Clark Construction Group holds the Ingleside Police Station Replacement contract, agreed at $67,668,300, of which $284,506 had been paid when this record was taken — the ordinary shape of a large capital contract early in its life, where the city's commitment is made long before the money moves.

Built from: 4 archive documents, 1 contract, city budget data — no outside knowledge added.

Archive coverage for this place is limited — only 4 matched documents so far, so this summary stays short rather than padded.

1 Sergeant John V Young St · City-owned · 18,500 sq ft · parcel 3179011 · District 11 · City Facilities registry

What public money did here
The contracts that name this place1
Ingleside Police Station ReplacementCLARK CONSTRUCTION GROUP - CALIF LP · DPW$284,506

Every line opens that contract’s own page, with its spend curve and its subcontractors. Agreed amounts are ceilings, not spending.

Run by the Police, whose whole-department budget is $815.3M across 3,007 staff (FY2025) — citywide, not this place’s own. The City does not publish a running cost per building.

In the archive

1 procedural record — minutes, agendas, calendars — not listed.

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