A new program will make some Pit Stop public toilets in San Francisco accessible 24 hours a day. (Photo courtesy City of San Francisco)

In an effort to provide access to bathrooms for San Francisco’s homeless residents and rid the city’s streets of feces, Supervisor Matt Haney announced the start of a pilot program that would keep some public toilets open for 24 hours.

Three public Pit Stop toilets will stay open 24 hours, seven days a week. Locations include Father Alfred E. Boeddeker Park, Sixth and Jessie streets, and Castro and Market streets.

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