All decisions
96 Board decisions about Department of Emergency Man…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Proposed ordinance lets Emergency Management accept and spend a $1,667,904 federal homeland security grant; sent to Budget Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance lets Emergency Management accept and spend a $22,656,000 federal urban security grant; sent to Budget Committee.
- Ordinance letting Emergency Management accept and spend a $1,667,904 federal homeland security grant was assigned to committee.
- Ordinance letting Emergency Management accept and spend a $22,656,000 federal homeland security grant was assigned to committee.
- Passed first reading as amended, letting Emergency Management accept and spend a $1,667,904 federal homeland security grant.
- Passed first reading letting Emergency Management accept and spend a $22.7M federal Urban Area Security grant.
- Emergency Management Department may accept and spend a $1,667,904 federal pass-through grant; passed first reading as amended. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency Management Department may accept and spend a $22,656,000 federal grant for urban area security; passed first reading.
- Proposed acceptance of a $776,000 state homeland security grant for the Buffer Zone Protection Program, sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Emergency Management may accept and spend a $1,667,904 federal homeland security grant; passed first reading as amended.
- Emergency Management may accept and spend a $22.7M federal Urban Area Security grant; passed first reading.
- Board enacted an ordinance accepting a $1,667,904 federal homeland security grant for the Department of Emergency Management.
- Board passed an ordinance letting the Department of Emergency Management accept and spend a $22,656,000 federal Homeland Security grant.
- Department of Emergency Management may accept and spend a $1,667,904 federal homeland security grant, enacted as ordinance 303-06.
- Department of Emergency Management may accept and spend a $1.7M federal homeland security grant, per a consent agenda ordinance.
- Emergency Management would retroactively accept a $5,733,986 federal community policing grant and add one project director position, passed on first reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Emergency Management's $1.7M federal homeland security grant was referred to the Public Safety Committee.
- Ordinance proposed to accept a $5,733,986 federal police grant and add one Emergency Management position; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- City would take $1.7 million federal grant for emergency preparedness. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $5.7 million federal community policing grant goes to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Findings on 3424 Jackson Street project put off to Jan 8.
- Resolution to accept and expend a federal pass-through grant for emergency services; outcome not shown on this page.
- $5.7M federal police grant clears preliminary vote; final vote needed. linked by the name only, not checked
- $5.7 million federal police-support grant accepted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would accept and spend $2,112,026 in Homeland Security grant funds and amend the salary ordinance. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency Management department would accept and spend a $14.9M federal interoperable communications grant, passed on first reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed to let the Department of Emergency Management accept and spend a $30,965 state oil spill planning grant.
- Department of Emergency Management may accept and spend a $10M federal grant for regional catastrophic preparedness.
- Ordinance proposed letting Emergency Management accept and spend a $27,304,000 Urban Areas Security Initiative grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed accepting and spending a $14.9M public safety interoperable communications grant; outcome continues on next page.
- Department of Emergency Management proposed accepting and spending a $1,374,422 federal interoperable communications grant; passed on first reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency Management department authorized to accept and spend $175,783 federal grant for emergency planning for vulnerable residents.
- Department of Emergency Management was authorized to retroactively accept and spend a $175,783 FEMA grant for emergency planning.
- The Board passed on first reading an ordinance accepting a $14,941,976.82 federal communications grant for the Department of Emergency Management and adding two grant-funded positions.
- Emergency Management may accept and spend a $14.9M federal interoperable communications grant, adding two grant-funded positions.
- Emergency Management department may accept and spend a $10,000,000 federal grant for regional catastrophic disaster preparedness.
- The city accepts a $29,724,000 federal urban security grant and adds two grant-funded emergency management positions.
- The city accepts a $1,374,422 federal emergency communications grant and adds one grant-funded manager position.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance accepting a $32,510,600 federal homeland security grant for the Department of Emergency Management.
- Emergency Management department proposed retroactively accepting a $2,079,703 federal Homeland Security grant; sent to Public Safety Committee.
- Department of Emergency Management was authorized to accept and spend a $30,965 state grant for oil spill response planning.
- The Department of Emergency Management may accept and spend a $2,112,026 federal Homeland Security grant; passed on first reading.
- Emergency Management may accept and spend a $2,112,026 federal Homeland Security grant for disaster planning, adding three grant-funded positions.
- Emergency Management would accept and spend a $32,510,600 Urban Area Security grant from [name withheld], passed on first reading.
- Emergency Management would accept and spend a $4,822,667 catastrophic preparedness grant, with $167,188 in matching funds, passed on first reading.
- Department of Emergency Management proposed accepting and spending a $32,510,600 federal urban area security grant; passed first reading.
- Department of Emergency Management proposed accepting a $4,822,667 federal catastrophic preparedness grant with $167,188 matching funds; passed first reading.
- Board passed the ordinance letting the Department of Emergency Management accept and spend a $32.5M federal Urban Area Security Initiative grant.
- Supervisors finally passed acceptance of a $4,822,667 federal catastrophic preparedness grant for the Department of Emergency Management, plus $167,188 matching funds.
- Emergency office gets $2,079,703 federal homeland security grant, pending final vote.
- Federal grant of $660,615 to help released youth re-enter community
- Proposed $1.37 million federal grant for emergency communications.
- Federal grant accepted for emergency communications upgrades
- Proposed: $231,000 state grant for volunteer training.
- One new planner job at Fire Department passed first vote. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency office may take $231,000 state grant for volunteer training.
- Adds one grant-paid planner job in emergency office; sent to committee.
- $3.57 million disaster-preparedness grant plus one new staff job.
- $34.3 million homeland security grant for Bay Area emergency work.
- California Fish and Game offers $31,000 for oil spill planning
- Emergency grant of $3.57 million with $181,478 city match; vote not shown.
- Emergency center $800,000 state grant proposed; decision in next entry.
- $750,000 federal policing grant sent to the public safety committee
- Mason Street block to be closed for the North Beach library
- [name withheld] Opportunity Center to pass to the Housing Authority
- City may accept $1.2 million emergency communications grant, sent to committee.
- $2 million federal grant for disaster planning; not decided. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department takes $13,001 AIDS training grant from UCSF. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency office accepts $31,000 state grant for oil spill planning
- Accepts $579,090 federal grant for security planning
- City adopted 10-year plan for major building and repair spending
- $800,000 grant to upgrade emergency operations center
- $750,000 federal grant accepted for community policing
- City takes $2.1 million federal grant for disaster planning
- $1.2 million emergency radio grant accepted
- Parks department accepts $50,000 gift for GearUp Fund linked by the name only, not checked
- City may spend a $199,820 federal grant to protect key sites.
- Emergency office takes $199,820 federal grant for site security; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency office gets $199,820 federal grant to protect key sites
- Proposed: $1.4 million federal grant for emergency preparedness.
- Emergency office $1.4 million homeland security grant; result not shown.
- Money for city nurses' pay sent to budget committee.
- Police get $1 million federal grant for port security
- $125,000 sought to train Disaster Corps volunteers
- Up to $30 million in sewer planning work approved.
- Proposed: May 2012 named [name withheld].
- Department of Emergency Management retroactively accepts and spends $1,281,976 federal grant to improve Bay Area emergency planning.
- $667,670 federal grant for emergency preparedness; not decided yet.
- City gets $21.9 million federal grant for emergency security
- $667,670 federal emergency grant; final vote not shown.
- City accepts $667,670 federal grant for emergency preparedness
- City may accept $289,613 federal grant for emergency preparedness
- Bay Area water agency's prepayment deal with city utility runs to 2036
- Extra $687,988 in federal emergency security money sent to committee
- Bruce Burge appointed to SRO Task Force
- Fire Department shifts $677,587 from salaries to overtime; in committee.