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NewsTimes of San DiegoAugust 12, 2026San Diego

San Diego Mayor reopens 13 Mission Bay restrooms using state grant funding

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria announced the reopening of 13 public restrooms at Mission Bay that were previously closed due to budget constraints. The facilities will remain operational through the end of 2026 using funds from a state grant.

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Why It Matters

Residents and park visitors will regain access to 13 sanitation facilities at Mission Bay through 2026, addressing public health concerns regarding sanitation and public urination.

Key Facts

  • 13 public restrooms at Mission Bay are being reopened.
  • The restrooms will remain open through the end of 2026.
  • Funding for the reopening is provided by a higher-than-expected state grant.
  • The restrooms were originally closed as part of city budget reductions.
  • The Mission Bay Park Committee reported that closures led to public urination and sanitation issues.
  • Councilmember Raul Campillo advocated for the reopening of the facilities.
  • The Mayor stated that the grant solves the immediate problem but does not address the long-term city budget gap.

Who's Mentioned

personJen Campbell“San Diego City Councilmember”personRaul Campillo“San Diego City Councilmember”organizationMission Bay Park Committee“Advocacy group for park facilities”personTodd Gloria“Mayor of San Diego”locationSan Diego“City jurisdiction”