All decisions
52 Board decisions about Adult Probation Department, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Appropriates $1,477 to the Adult Probation Department for venereal disease control supplies and services; passed final as emergency ordinance.
- Board approved a $240 supplement for the Adult Probation Department to reclassify a stenographer post. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board finally passed an emergency ordinance appropriating $1,750 for overtime pay to monthly employees of the Electricity and Adult Probation departments.
- Final approval of $1,000 for a temporary clerk
- Appropriates $2,400 for a new probation officer post in the Adult Probation Department; finally passed.
- The Board finally passed a $100 overtime appropriation for the Adult Probation Department.
- $3,623 voted to move adult probation to 604 Montgomery Street
- Adult probation office gets $1,233 for temporary pay; sent to committee.
- Consideration of an ordinance appropriating $75,005 for Adult Probation Department salaries, operations and equipment was continued. linked by the name only, not checked
- Gifts sought to match federal money for drug and delinquency programs
- City accepts $4,945 gift for ex-offender housing
- Gift of $2,222 funds residential program for twenty women instead of jail
- Bar group's $111 gift for a probation program sent to committee.
- Money of $1,555 from Friends Outside in San Francisco; no vote shown.
- Probation office allowed to seek state money for re-entry house linked by the name only, not checked
- Probation office accepts $510 to match federal funds
- Ankle monitor gift worth $25,200 from BI sent to committee
- Adult Probation Department authorized to accept an ankle-monitoring pilot system from BI Incorporated, valued at $25,200.
- Twelve Adult Probation Department jobs proposed and sent to committee
- Board passed on second reading $175,118 to create twelve Adult Probation Department positions for 1988-89.
- Adult Probation Department was granted $173,325 to create twelve positions for fiscal year 1988-89, with $1,500 held in reserve.
- Adult Probation Department contract extended one year, accepting $54,363 in state funds for a probation officer's salary.
- Adult Probation Department accepted a $25,200 ankle-mounted monitoring system gift from B.I., Incorporated.
- Adult Probation Officer authorized to accept $41,500 state grant for a gang caseloads program, with $22,860 match.
- The Adult Probation Officer may spend $121,050 in state anti-drug funds on a probation drug abatement project.
- Supervisors passed on first reading raising the Adult Probation Department's cash revolving fund from $200 to $1,000.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance raising the Adult Probation Department's cash revolving fund from $200 to $1,000.
- Board authorized the Adult Probation Chief to apply for and accept a $1,048,314 federal grant for a recidivism project.
- Adult Probation Department fee of $120 for processing petitions was continued to February 6, 1995.
- A $270,000 appropriation for Adult Probation Department salaries was sent to Budget Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $270,000 from the General Fund Reserve to Adult Probation Department salaries was passed for second reading.
- $745,139 proposed to repair the Early Intake Access Road
- Adult Probation Department may apply for and spend $5 million over five years on a women's substance abuse treatment grant; referred to committee.
- Adult Probation Officer seeks retroactive federal funds for a five-year women's substance abuse treatment grant; vote not shown on this page.
- Board continued to January 29, 1996 an ordinance appropriating $609,913 in federal grant money to the Adult Probation Department for a women's treatment network.
- Ordinance passed giving the Adult Probation Department $609,913 in federal grant money for three new positions.
- The City adopted a resolution retroactively accepting a $180,774 state grant for the Adult Probation drug abatement project. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $2,258,089 reserve funds for violence prevention in police, probation and sheriff departments.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $2.3M from the General Fund Reserve for violence prevention in police, probation and sheriff departments.
- Proposed $2,511,746 appropriation for violence prevention in police, probation and Sheriff departments was sent to Budget Committee.
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $2,511,746 for violence prevention across police, probation and sheriff departments; sent to Budget Committee.
- Mayor proposed $2.3M from General Fund reserve for violence prevention; passed on first reading.
- Board finally passed a $2,258,089 ordinance funding violence prevention in police, probation and sheriff departments for 2006-2007.
- Appropriates $2,258,089 from the General Fund reserve for violence prevention in police, probation and sheriff departments.
- Reentry court program may take $500,000 federal grant; proposal only.
- Reentry courts to get $500,000 federal grant; first vote only.
- Adds three grant-funded probation jobs.
- Faster approval of sidewalk width changes proposed; sent to committee.
- Federal grant for a re-entry program for people released from prison.
- Federal-funded reentry program for released people; first vote only.
- City employee health plan contracting rules updated
- $493,000 grant accepted to improve [name withheld] Park