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All decisions

26 Board decisions about Commission on the Status of…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.

  • Women's commission gets $3,405 for operations and equipment
    7 Jul 1975passedJournal 1975, p. 727 ↗
  • $500 Junior League gift for women's commission; result unclear.
    15 Dec 1975outcome not readJournal 1975, p. 1321 ↗
  • City accepts $500 gift from [name withheld] for women's crime task force
    19 Apr 1976passedJournal 1976, p. 395 ↗
  • $400,000 voted to buy the building at 2868 Mission Street
    22 Nov 1976continuedJournal 1976, p. 1254 ↗
  • City accepts $500 gift for Status of Women commission linked by the name only, not checked
    31 May 1977passedJournal 1977, p. 501 ↗
  • Women's commission gets $3,336 in emergency funds
    8 May 1978passedJournal 1978, p. 541 ↗
  • Board advanced an ordinance appropriating $55,760 for the Commission on Status of Women's services and supplies for fiscal 1980-81. linked by the name only, not checked
    9 Mar 1981passed first readingJournal 1981, p. 194 ↗
  • Board passed a $55,760 appropriation for the Commission on Status of Women's 1980-81 services and supplies. linked by the name only, not checked
    16 Mar 1981passedJournal 1981, p. 215 ↗
  • An ordinance appropriating $5,335 for temporary salaries at the Commission on the Status of Women passed second reading.
    12 Jul 1982passed first readingJournal 1982 ↗
  • Commission on the Status of Women granted $17,300 for temporary salaries and professional services, finally passed.
    16 May 1983passedJournal 1983 ↗
  • Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $90,168 to the Commission on the Status of Women for temporary salaries and services.
    1 Aug 1983passedJournal 1983 ↗
  • Ordinance appropriating $200 to replenish the Commission on the Status of Women revolving fund was referred to committee.
    2 Jun 1986referredJournal 1986, p. 597 ↗
  • Ordinance adding $200 to the Commission on the Status of Women's revolving fund was passed for second reading.
    16 Jun 1986passed first readingJournal 1986, p. 647 ↗
  • Money for women's commission staff sent to committee
    13 Apr 1987pendingJournal 1987 ↗
  • Pay money for the Status of Women commission moves toward final vote.
    20 Apr 1987pendingJournal 1987 ↗
  • A proposed $40,000 appropriation for the Commission on the Status of Women's legal help with restraining orders was referred to the Finance Committee.
    4 Dec 1989referredJournal 1989, p. 1200 ↗
  • Board finally passed a $40,000 appropriation for the Commission on the Status of Women's legal assistance on restraining orders.
    2 Jan 1990passedJournal 1990, p. 1 ↗
  • A resolution urging a $45,139 supplemental appropriation for a Commission on the Status of Women job monitoring discrimination claims was continued to February 18, 1992.
    10 Feb 1992continuedJournal 1992 ↗
  • Ordinance appropriating $50,000 for the Commission on the Status of Women passed on first reading.
    29 Mar 1993passed first readingJournal 1993 ↗
  • Board finally passed a $50,000 appropriation for professional services for the Commission on the Status of Women.
    5 Apr 1993passedJournal 1993 ↗
  • Proposed $17,500 for the Commission on the Status of Women's sexual harassment program; referred to Budget committee.
    10 May 1993referredJournal 1993 ↗
  • Board passed a $25,000 budget ordinance for the Commission on the Status of Women's sexual harassment program, with funds placed on reserve.
    7 Jun 1993passedJournal 1993 ↗
  • Proposed $500 cash revolving fund for the Commission on the Status of Women was referred to the Budget Committee.
    30 Aug 1993referredJournal 1993 ↗
  • A $500 cash revolving fund for the Commission on the Status of Women was finally passed by ordinance.
    27 Sep 1993passedJournal 1993 ↗
  • The $60,000 appropriation for the Commission on the Status of Women's domestic violence professional services was finally passed.
    28 Apr 1997passedJournal 1997 ↗
  • Commission on Status of Women proposes accepting a $145,475 California [name withheld] grant for a 24-hour multi-language domestic violence crisis line.