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Coroner

A government body in 30 Board decisions, 1909–1976.

30Board decisions about it
1909–1976first and last decision

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PeopleOrganisationsPlacesHarold Dobbsproposed 2Daniel Gallagherproposed 1Dorothy von Beroldingenproposed 1Sheriff's Departmentnamed in 3Department of Public Worksnamed in 1Police Departmentnamed in 1JustinHerman/EmbarcaderoPlazanamed in 103Rd Stnamed in 1King Stnamed in 1Coroner

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Votes · 23 roll calls
yes 224no 11absent 29

23 printed roll calls; 21 were unanimous.

Decisions, by type
ordinance25
resolution2
Decisions, by outcome
passed13
pending5
passed first reading3
continued2
referred2
refused1

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All 30 decisions · in date order
  • $700 set aside for the Coroner to buy a morgue wagon
    3 May 1909outcome not readJournal 1909, p. 446 ↗
  • Board passed a $3,200 transfer from the overtime reserve to pay overtime at the Coroner, Public Administrator and Laguna Honda Home.
    28 Feb 1944passedJournal 1944, p. 345 ↗
  • Coroner's office receives $1,000 in added funds for sick and vacation relief; passed.
    31 Oct 1949passedJournal 1949 ↗
  • Proposed $7,500 appropriation for Coroner's toxicological laboratory equipment put off until May 29, 1950.
    26 May 1950continuedJournal 1950, p. 495 ↗
  • $762 appropriated to the Coroner to fund one general clerk-typist working a 48-hour week.
    11 Sep 1950passedJournal 1950, p. 812 ↗
  • Board finally passed $150 for Coroner overtime pay.
    21 May 1951passedJournal 1951 ↗
  • The Board passed for second reading a $2,245 appropriation for temporary salaries in the Coroner's office.
    29 Oct 1951passed first readingJournal 1951, p. 989 ↗
  • Coroner's $100 overtime appropriation put off for one week on Supervisor Ferdon's motion.
    4 May 1953continuedJournal 1953, p. 340 ↗
  • Board passed an emergency $100 appropriation from the Emergency Reserve Fund for Coroner overtime, 10 to 1.
    11 May 1953passedJournal 1953, p. 364 ↗
  • The Coroner's office seeks $1,517 for temporary salaries as an emergency measure, with consideration continued to October 5, 1953.
    5 Oct 1953outcome not readJournal 1953, p. 820 ↗
  • Board passed on first reading a $1,314.64 appropriation for the Coroner's overtime, supplies, telephone and shrouding costs.
    26 Apr 1954passed first readingJournal 1954, p. 371 ↗
  • Coroner's $1,314.64 appropriation for overtime, supplies and telephone was finally passed.
    3 May 1954passedJournal 1954 ↗

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