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All decisions

13 Board decisions about Department of Public Health…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.

  • The Board accepted a $400,000 State grant for the city's substance abuse and AIDS prevention services through the Department of Public Health.
    21 Jan 1986passedJournal 1986, p. 55 ↗
  • Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for a $563,150 federal grant for AIDS treatment for substance abusers. linked by the name only, not checked
    10 Aug 1987passedJournal 1987 ↗
  • Public health department may accept a $100,000 state grant for substance abuse and AIDS prevention.
    13 Oct 1987outcome not readJournal 1987 ↗
  • Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $222,172 state grant for early substance abuse treatment programs.
    30 May 1989passedJournal 1989 ↗
  • Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $29,115 state grant for substance abuse treatment start-up.
    30 May 1989passedJournal 1989 ↗
  • A $385,797 state grant to the Department of Public Health's substance abuse services was referred to the Finance Committee for consideration. linked by the name only, not checked
    18 Jun 1990referredJournal 1990, p. 640 ↗
  • Department of Public Health may accept a $99,975 state grant to develop a five-year drug and alcohol abuse plan.
    24 Sep 1990passedJournal 1990 ↗
  • The Department of Public Health may spend up to $215,365 in federal-through-state grant funds for drug abuse treatment programs.
    7 Jan 1991outcome not readJournal 1991 ↗
  • Clean air money sought for a Caltrain shuttle to the airport
    30 Jun 1997referredJournal 1997 ↗
  • Tax sale of 45 Crescent Avenue to be undone and refunded
    27 Jul 1998passedJournal 1998 ↗
  • Health department authorized to sign an $18,228,544 state substance abuse treatment agreement running through June 2001.
  • Public Health Department to accept and spend a $60,000 grant from [name withheld] for substance abuse services; referred to committee.
  • Public Health Department authorized to accept $19,191,568 in state funds for substance abuse treatment through June 2005.