All decisions
58 Board decisions about Commission on the Aging, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- $7,696 was passed for second reading to fund emergency food and transportation for the elderly through the Commission on the Aging.
- $7,696 for emergency food and transportation for seniors was finally approved, taken from [name withheld] for the Aging.
- City accepts $71 gift for the Commission on the Aging
- Supervisors give certificates of honour to nine people
- Gifts totalling $1,251 accepted for senior equipment loan program
- Aging commission's $900,773 contracts advanced; final vote pending. linked by the name only, not checked
- $42,328 approved for senior citizen projects
- $14,996 for Aging Commission contract work; awaiting final vote.
- Commission on the Aging authorized to accept $13,847 from the state for an Ombudsman Program for older people. linked by the name only, not checked
- Commission on the Aging was authorized to receive $82,600 in Older Americans Act funds for services to older residents.
- The Commission on the Aging was authorized to accept $60,850 in state Older Americans Act funds for services to older people.
- Supervisor Renne proposed appropriating $205,685 to the Commission on the Aging; referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposed ordinance appropriates $205,685 to the Commission on the Aging for services and salaries.
- Commission on the Aging may enter an agreement with the State Department of Aging to receive and spend $1,000 for staff training.
- Proposal lets the Commission on the Aging take $2.4M in state Older Americans Act funds; referred to committee.
- A proposal to let the Commission on Aging accept and spend $100,793 in state nutrition funds was referred to committee.
- A proposal to let the Commission on Aging accept and spend $52,442 in state Title V funds was referred to committee.
- Ordinance proposed appropriating $2,733,333 to the Commission on the Aging for salaries and related costs.
- Commission on the Aging would receive an $11,342 appropriation for professional and special services. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board released $102,557 in unallocated parking tax funds for the Commission on the Aging's Senior Escort Service.
- Board authorized the Commission on the Aging to accept $25,693 from the State for services to older residents.
- The Commission on the Aging was authorized to take $24,189 in state funds for elderly services and citywide paratransit vans.
- Commission on Aging may accept and spend $1,000 in state training funds to improve staff job performance.
- Proposed emergency ordinance appropriates $2,641,122 to the Commission on the Aging for fiscal 1982-83; referred to the Finance Committee.
- Commission on the Aging authorized to take $11,920 from the California Department of Aging for a Title V senior program.
- Supervisors passed as amended a $2,641,122 budget ordinance for the Commission on the Aging, creating 54 positions for fiscal 1982-83.
- Commission on the Aging authorized to receive and spend $2,877,422 in federal Older Americans Act funds for senior services.
- The Board finally passed a $2,641,122 budget appropriation for the Commission on the Aging for fiscal 1982-83.
- Federal money for senior meals sent to the finance committee
- Board approved $4,180,412 for Commission on the Aging services for fiscal year 1983-84, sponsored by Supervisor Renne.
- $505,000 for soccer field development at Franklin Square
- A draft $5,135,907 appropriation for the Commission on the Aging's services was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Commission on the Aging seeks an agreement with the California Department of Aging to receive and spend $3,040,151 for older residents' services.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $5,135,907 to the Commission on the Aging for professional and special services.
- A $5,061,511 appropriation for Commission on the Aging professional services was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $28,111 for Commission on the Aging professional services was passed for second reading.
- Supervisor Renne's $5,061,611 appropriation for Commission on the Aging services was passed final and held for next fiscal year.
- Commission on the Aging proposed to receive $978,073 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture for meals for older people.
- $5,515,395 appropriated to the Commission on the Aging for professional services, passed for second reading.
- Street closings sought for the annual Castro Street Fair
- Controller's ordinance adding $392,899 for Commission on the Aging salaries and services was amended and continued to August 5, 1991.
- Board passed on first reading $392,899 for the Commission on the Aging, moving eight positions from Public Health.
- Ordinance appropriates $392,899 to the Commission on the Aging and moves eight positions from Public Health; finally passed.
- The 1993-94 city budget was amended to add $29,000 for the Commission on Aging's senior escort contract; final vote continues.
- $105,300 sought to upgrade the city's traffic sign records
- Commission on the Aging was authorized to accept a $25,000 private grant from the Koret Foundation for senior services.
- Commission on Aging received $8,625 from the [name withheld] Program Fund for one added position, passed for second reading.
- Proposed acceptance of a $15,000 Koret Foundation grant for the Commission on the Aging's outreach to older persons was referred to committee.
- The Commission on the Aging may accept and spend a $15,000 Koret Foundation grant for senior outreach.
- Commission on the Aging seeks to accept a $201,696 state grant for naturalization services; sent to the Housing and Social Policy Committee.
- Commission on the Aging may accept and spend a $201,696 state grant for naturalization services, received and assigned to committee.
- $201,696 sought for citizenship help through the Commission on the Aging
- Approved Commission on the Aging acceptance and spending of a $201,696 state grant for naturalization services.
- Commission on the Aging was authorized to accept and spend a $201,696 state grant for naturalization services.
- Resolution amending Resolution 549-00 would let the Commission on the Aging accept a $403,192 state naturalization grant; referred.
- Commission on the Aging seeks retroactive authority to accept and spend a $403,192 state naturalization services grant; referred to the Board.
- Commission on the Aging may accept and spend a $403,192 state grant for a naturalization services program.
- Commission on the Aging may accept and spend a $403,192 state grant for naturalization services, retroactive to May 2000.