All decisions
about 2,500 Board decisions about Department of Public Health, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Resolution 5017 adopted, setting aside $1500 from urgent necessities funds for Relief Home improvements by Public Health. linked by the name only, not checked
- $660 approved to cover the salary deficit of the Emergency Hospitals for early 1910.
- Board approved transferring $250 from Public Health salary funds to Health Department expenses.
- $500 for diphtheria antitoxin and $500 to drain the flooded district
- Supervisors adopted Resolution 12712, setting aside $500 from Urgent Necessities for diphtheria anti-toxin purchased by the Department of Public Health. linked by the name only, not checked
- $3,000 to finish Cumberland Street and Sanchez Street paving
- Maloney Electric paid $6,336.75 for Hetch Hetchy transformers linked by the name only, not checked
- $8,550 given to the health department to fight Spanish influenza
- $23,515 more for the health department to fight influenza
- The Board finally passed $23,515 from urgent necessity funds for Public Health emergency supplies fighting the Spanish influenza epidemic. linked by the name only, not checked
- $34,000 set aside to grade and pave Parker Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Appropriated $42,081.93 from the General Fund to cover Public Health deficits caused by Spanish influenza costs.
- Proposed $1,575 from urgent necessities to raise ambulance drivers' pay $10 a month, passed for printing.
- Proposed transfer of $14,100 from Fire Department building funds to Public Health supplies, passed for printing.
- The Board transferred $14,100 of unused Fire Department building funds to the Department of Public Health. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health inspection fee rules amended under Ordinance 5193, with a five-dollar fee for sanitation certificates, passed.
- Resolution authorizes payment of about $50,000 in claims for Jefferson School, Municipal Railways and Hetch Hetchy, passed for printing.
- Pacific Gas & Electric paid $27,851.49 to power the Municipal Railway linked by the name only, not checked
- Three payments from the Water Construction Fund were authorized for Hetch Hetchy medical care, Groveland expenses and locomotives and dump cars.
- Board authorized $17,619.41 from the water bond fund for Hetch Hetchy medical care, revolving fund costs and rail equipment.
- Supervisor McLeran's $6,000 for extra influenza wards at San Francisco Hospital was sent to the Health Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed appropriation of $2,225.75 for Emergency Hospital equipment and repairs for the Department of Public Health. linked by the name only, not checked
- A $6,000 appropriation for extra influenza wards at San Francisco Hospital was passed for printing.
- $2,225 spent on Emergency Hospital equipment and printing linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted $6,000 from urgent necessity funds for two extra influenza wards at San Francisco Hospital, run by Public Health. linked by the name only, not checked
- Conrad B. Sovig gets $18,890 to paint the city's bridges
- $5,000 set aside for trapping and poisoning rats citywide linked by the name only, not checked
- A proposed resolution would authorize fifteen claims for school equipment and Hetch Hetchy water works construction. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed for printing a resolution authorizing 21 city payments, including to Market Street Railway and Spring Valley Water Co.
- Payments authorized to suppliers, utilities and agencies from city funds, including Municipal Railway and Relief Home claims; final vote continues on next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposal to set aside $8,000 to fit out an idle ward at San Francisco Hospital was referred to the Public Health Committee.
- A resolution authorizing about $45,000 in routine city payments to contractors and suppliers, including Buchanan Street paving and Horace Mann School work, was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Payment of claims from city funds for cement, pump work, fuel oil and Hetch Hetchy land was finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $800 from the urgent necessity fund to hire an additional Health Department dentist.
- Board proposes $1,000 from urgent necessity funds for rat traps for the Department of Health.
- Board approved $1,000 from urgent necessity funds for rat traps, bait, poison and two extra men to fight possible plague.
- $7,312.97 to improve Forty-eighth Avenue between Santiago and Taraval streets linked by the name only, not checked
- $7,312.97 to improve Forty-eighth Avenue between Santiago and Taraval streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Payments to suppliers and contractors for water, hospitals, schools and railway work are authorized, with the final vote on the next page.
- City pays $28,700 for basketball pavilion at Kezar Stadium linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board proposed payments for the Kezar Stadium basketball pavilion and park supplies to contractors and payees, with the vote continuing on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution authorizing payments from city funds to several firms and the Symphony was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorized a long list of routine payments for parks, Hetch Hetchy aqueduct work and Municipal Railways, with the final vote continuing on the next page.
- A $20,000 appropriation from the Urgent Necessity fund for cancer treatment by the Department of Public Health was passed for printing.
- Payment of $823.25 to the Department of Public Health for July care of Hetch Hetchy patients is listed for approval.
- Finance Committee resolution authorizes payments to many suppliers and claimants from city funds, including Hetch Hetchy water and street supply accounts.
- Board authorized payments of city claims, mostly Hetch Hetchy water supply and pipeline costs, to contractors and suppliers in March 1931.
- A Finance Committee resolution authorizing payments to named claimants was taken up for final passage.
- Twenty thousand dollars from Urgent Necessity funds was appropriated for emergency supplies for the Department of Public Health.
- Resolution approved $20,000 from Urgent Necessity funds for emergency supplies for the Department of Public Health.
- $20,000 appropriated for emergency supplies for the Relief Home through the Department of Public Health.
- Proposed $20,000 from urgent necessity funds for emergency supplies for the Department of Public Health's Relief Home.
- Public Health institutions set aside $1,739.96 from budget items to reimburse each other for supplies and services in 1930-1931.
- Public Health Department budget items transferred, crediting $1,941.05 to Item 772 and $324.47 to Item 911 as reimbursements.
- Proposed: $24,816.62 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to keep San Francisco Hospital open until April 1, 1932.
- Proposed ordinance requires licenses and permits from the Department of Public Health for installing and selling gas appliances.
- Transfer of $1,147.60 from the Purchasing Department reimburses the Health Department for employee salaries paid from January to February 1932 was adopted.
- Emergency $8,385 appropriation from the Emergency Reserve Fund passed to keep San Francisco Hospital operating at present capacity.
- Mayor approved an appropriation of $3,880 from the emergency reserve for salaries of three new San Francisco Hospital staff.
- Department of Public Health receives $36,130 in emergency funds to cover shortages at its Central Office and city hospitals.
- Proposed $14,300 supplemental appropriation to pay salaries of eight added food and restaurant inspectors in Public Health. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department's $12.50 inspection fee check was returned unpaid after the inspected business closed; a correction entry is proposed.
- Supplemental appropriation of $16,400 from emergency reserve for hospital continuation passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed a $16,400 supplemental appropriation from the Emergency Reserve to keep city hospitals running, by 11 ayes.
- The Board passed as an emergency $500 from the Emergency Reserve for the Department of Public Health to investigate infantile paralysis.
- Board passed on first reading $10,503 from the emergency reserve for Department of Public Health infantile paralysis care. linked by the name only, not checked
- $10,503 set aside to treat infantile paralysis cases
- Plumbing fee ordinance would replace master plumbers' $50 license fee with a $20 yearly certificate and per-fixture fees; action deferred.
- Proposed ordinance setting fees for master plumber certificates and plumbing permits, collected by the Department of Public Health. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance proposed to set Department of Public Health fees for plumbing permits and Master Plumber certificates.
- Proposed ordinance would set new fees for plumbing permits and master plumber certificates, collected by the Department of Public Health. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would set new fees for plumbing permits and inspections by amending Ordinance 5398, administered by the Department of Public Health.
- Proposed fees for plumbing permits and master plumber certificates, collected by the Department of Public Health.
- Fees for Department of Public Health inspections of milk, carcasses and slaughterhouses were laid over one week on Ratto's motion.
- Milk pasteurizing plants must pay monthly inspection fees to the Department of Public Health; the ordinance was adopted.
- Meat plants to pay 19 cents per hundred pounds for inspection
- Ordinance imposing inspection fees on milk and slaughterhouse carcasses was continued one week by the Board.
- Proposed fee of 19 cents per 100 pounds on meat processing plants, paid to the Department of Public Health.
- Proposed ordinance imposing a 19-cent-per-100-pound inspection fee on meat plants was referred to Finance Committee.
- Health department inspection fees on milk and slaughterhouse carcasses were rereferred to the Finance Committee.
- Milk inspection fee of twelve cents per hundred gallons imposed on permit holders, collected monthly by the Department of Public Health.
- Proposed ordinance would set a fee of twelve cents per hundred gallons of milk for Department of Public Health inspection permits.
- Board finally passed a $3,200 emergency appropriation for meat inspectors' salaries at the Department of Public Health. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed night club ordinance would require Department of Public Health permits and fire-safety approvals for all San Francisco night clubs.
- A proposed $504 emergency-reserve appropriation would add telephone facilities at San Francisco Hospital and the Central Office.
- Proposed ordinance would require licensed certification of meat cutters and salesmen in San Francisco retail meat markets.
- Proposed ordinance would require examination and licensing of meat cutters and salesmen in San Francisco retail meat markets; outcome continues on next page.
- Proposed supplemental appropriation of $16,989.32 to the Department of Public Health for employee sick leave and state institution care.
- Emergency ordinance appropriates $12,900 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to open an additional ward at Laguna Honda Home. linked by the name only, not checked
- Finance Committee recommends moving $2,405 from surplus salary funds to Public Health contract and supply costs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency ordinance proposes $2,555 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for Health Department operating expenses. linked by the name only, not checked
- Two bookkeeper positions at San Francisco Hospital funded with $600 reappropriated from surplus, finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency $3,377.50 from reserve funds approved for Health Department blood tests required for marriage licences.
- Finance Committee recommended $3594 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to open an extra male ward at San Francisco Hospital until April 30, 1940.
- Appropriates $375 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to employ a clerk-stenographer in Vital Statistics for three months.
- Proposed $7,500 appropriation from the Emergency Reserve Fund to the Department of Public Health, recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $5,265 to set up poultry and poultry dealer inspection at the Department of Public Health awaits final passage.
- Proposed $930 emergency-reserve appropriation for one clerk at Laguna Honda Home; consideration postponed.
- Proposed ordinance would add one general clerk position at Laguna Honda Home, paid $155 a month.
- Supervisors passed an emergency ordinance giving $3,800 to the Department of Public Health for milk and food for school children.
- Proposed emergency ordinance appropriates $7,860 to the Department of Public Health to employ six rat catchers. linked by the name only, not checked
- $34,345 shifted to staff public health clinics
- Public Health director's $12.50 bad-check credit from Gilbert C. Parker proposed and referred to Finance Committee.
- Director of Public Health to receive $12.50 credit for a returned bank check paid for a food establishment license. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board is considering an emergency ordinance appropriating $2,835 to the Department of Public Health for birth registrations.
- Emergency ordinance proposes $2,400 from the Emergency Reserve for Public Health inspection of cooling plants at Gustine and Dos Palos.
- Board finally passed a $980 reappropriation so Public Health can buy five automobiles to inspect country dairies.
- Proposed emergency ordinance appropriates $6,110 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for interns at Laguna Honda Home and San Francisco Hospital.
- Proposed: $1,275 from Emergency Reserve Fund to cover Department of Public Health heat, light and power shortages.
- Proposed ordinance would base final plumbing fees on work actually done, inspected and approved.
- $300 proposed for a projector and desks at the health center
- Ordinance passed appropriating $4,000 for sick leave costs at the Department of Public Health's Emergency Hospitals.
- Board passed a $9,200 transfer to the Health Department for overtime, temporary salaries and six-day abattoir inspector work.
- Department of Public Health revolving fund limits were set at $3,600 for the central office and $1,000 for San Francisco Hospital.
- Proposed $3,000 from the emergency reserve for the Department of Public Health to furnish milk to undernourished school children. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed appropriation of $10,750 from surplus for food, supplies, heat and power at Hassler Health Home.
- Proposes moving $1,600 of surplus funds to the Department of Public Health for burial permits and medical supplies.
- Public Health Department's proposed $1,600 appropriation for burial permits and medical supplies awaits final Board vote. linked by the name only, not checked
- Appropriates $1,728 for the Health Department to create a senior rodent controlman position and abolish a lower one. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance appropriating $12,000 to finish building projects at Laguna Honda Home was finally passed.
- Board passed on second reading a $1,300 appropriation for a new clerk-typist job at the Department of Public Health.
- Board approved $50,000 for the Public Health Department's Adult Guidance Center after rescinding and re-voting its earlier approval.
- Board finally passed $35,000 for Public Health rheumatic heart diagnosis and treatment, reimbursed by the State, as an emergency measure.
- $715 for Public Health Department hospital program equipment and a garage charger passed for second reading; Fazackerley dissenting.
- The Board finally passed a $20,000 emergency appropriation to the Department of Public Health for care of crippled children.
- Health lien lifted at 1225 Webster Street for Wilma L. Scroggins
- Health lien lifted on 315 Minna Street over Catherine Faulkner's care
- Health lien lifted from 250 Randall Street over Mary Markevich's care
- Health lien lifted at 150 Montcalm Street over Alois Deconinck's care
- Lien for $74.64 in Department of Public Health care for [name withheld] released after she paid in full.
- Department of Public Health lien for [name withheld] care and treatment released after full payment of $1,055.18.
- Department of Public Health lien for [name withheld] care released after full payment of $867.94.
- Department of Public Health lien for care furnished [name withheld] was released after $118.58 was paid.
- Department of Public Health's $55.98 lien on [name withheld] released after he paid it in full.
- Lien recorded by the Department of Public Health against [name withheld] for $37 care was released after full payment.
- [name withheld] $400 city health care lien was released after the full amount was paid.
- The Board appropriated $2,880 for a Senior Bookkeeper position at the [name withheld] clinic.
- Liens for city health care of four named people were released after they paid in full.
- Public Health liens for care of four named persons released after full payment.
- Board adopted release of Department of Public Health liens on four people after they paid care bills in full.
- [name withheld] buys school land at Graystone Terrace for $34,000
- Board adopted a resolution releasing Department of Public Health liens on four people after full payments totalling $1,443.05.
- Board released five Public Health liens for care furnished to named persons after they paid in full. linked by the name only, not checked
- Finance Committee proposed releasing liens on three owners' properties after they paid in full to Health and Welfare.
- Board adopted a resolution releasing liens recorded by the Department of Public Health against [name withheld] and [name withheld].
- Money to build Eureka-Noe health center approved linked by the name only, not checked
- Board of Supervisors finally passed $1,800 for equipment at the [name withheld] Health Center run by the Department of Public Health.
- Board finally passed an emergency $1,300,000 appropriation for Department of Public Health salaries and medical care.
- A resident allowed to file late claim against city
- City accepts several gifts; details not in this record linked by the name only, not checked
- $12,809 bequest to Laguna Honda Hospital accepted
- Finance Committee recommends releasing a Public Health Department lien for [name withheld] care upon payment of $1,000.
- Relatives must help fund Old Age Security recipients' support.
- Relatives of old-age aid recipients must help pay their support.
- Donor gifts to city departments proposed.
- City accepts donated dental equipment, furniture and arts funds
- Clinic and Public Works money put off, then split up. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department accepts $12,000 from a drug company for parasite study
- Health department accepts $2,500 gift from
- Health department can spend $117,877 on treatment programs
- Health department accepts $2,777 gift for federal grant match
- $20,000 gift to Public Health for a survey; vote not shown.
- Mental health service budget shifted for two jobs; result not shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- Foundation grants to evaluate health care for poor patients proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Foundation gifts of $17,500 for public health; outcome not shown.
- Extra $28,863 for ambulance staff sent to committee.
- Gift of $53,611 medical supports to health department proposed.
- $2,530 from [name withheld] offered to match crime funds
- Health Center IV can accept $3,000 to serve refugees
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept $179,301 state reimbursement for the Urban Rat Control Project.
- Public Health Department may accept $833,448 federal alcohol grant for 1981-82 and $4,196,854 for 1982-86.
- An appropriation of $82,555 for Department of Public Health medical services and care contract passed on first reading.
- Public Health was authorized to sign a $120,000 agreement with the State for inmate medical care at San Francisco General Hospital. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance proposing $23,681 for Department of Public Health salaries and expenses passed on first reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept a $157,947 San Francisco Foundation grant for day care health services.
- The Health Department may accept an $8,486.84 state grant for health services to deaf and hearing-impaired sexual assault victims.
- The Health Department may apply for and accept a $525,000 state grant for family planning services at district health centers.
- The Health Department may accept a $3,500 American Heart Association grant to expand high blood pressure classes at Health Center #3.
- Public Health may apply for and spend a $4,950 American Heart Association grant on mothers' risk-reduction education.
- Public Health may apply for and spend a $22,896 state grant to continue one Family Practice Fellow for 1982-83.
- Public Health may apply for and spend a $34,362 state grant to continue a Community Developer post in 1982-83.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $48,240 state grant to continue the Family Practice Residency for 1982-83.
- Health Director may accept and spend a $36,811 federal grant to continue the Healthy Lifestyle Programs Project.
- Public Health may apply for and spend a $175,107 federal grant for the Family Practice Residency Training Program.
- Proposed: Public Health to accept a $102,000 federal grant for adolescent family planning services.
- Department of Public Health may apply for and spend a $45,000 state grant for the 1981-82 Family Practice Residency at San Francisco General Hospital.
- $4,247,300 in federal funds sought for cable car track repaving
- Public Health may apply for and accept a $61,400 federal mental health grant for Southeast Mental Health Center consultation services.
- Public Health may apply for and accept a $98,140 federal mental health grant for consultation and education in District V.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend $8,487 from the state for sexual assault victim services.
- Public Health Department may apply for and spend $66,935 from the state for Healthy Lifestyle Programs.
- The city was authorized to accept a $29,956 state grant to expand sexual assault prevention services through Public Health. linked by the name only, not checked
- Controller's office to lease space at 625 Polk Street
- Public Health was authorized to accept and spend $349,688 from the state for perinatal services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health was authorized to accept and spend $100,000 from the State Department of Health Services for a refugee preventive health program. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorized the Public Health Department to accept and spend $144,400 in state refugee health funds.
- Public Health was authorized to accept and spend $35,713 from the state Mental Health Department for consultation and education.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept $137,628 from the Cambridge Fund for Laguna Honda Hospital's senior nutrition program.
- Public Health was authorized to accept and spend $30,473 from the State Department of Health Services for comprehensive public health.
- Public Health was authorized to accept and spend $75,000 from state agencies for a school, family and community drug abuse prevention program.
- Public Health was authorized to apply for and accept $99,682 from the state for continued urban rat control.
- Proposal for the Department of Public Health to accept an $82,975 federal grant for tuberculosis control was referred to the Health Committee.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $249,152 [name withheld] grant for family planning services.
- San Francisco General Hospital's family practice department was authorized to accept a $51,615 state grant for its residency cycle.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept an $845,668 federal grant for venereal disease screening and education.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept an $82,975 federal grant for a supplemental tuberculosis control project.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $44,571 state grant for elderly patient case management, adopted by the Board.
- San Francisco General Hospital was authorized to accept a $210,940 federal grant for its family practice residency program.
- Board changes conditions for the condominium at 1626-1630 Union Street
- Health Department authorized to accept a $25,050 federal grant for long-term Hepatitis B vaccine recipient follow-up, adopted.
- Department of Public Health may apply for and accept a $515,000 state grant for family planning services.
- Department of Public Health may apply for and accept a $35,410 state grant for mental health consultation and education.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting Public Health apply for and spend a $175,000 Kresge Foundation grant to renovate San Francisco General Hospital ward 83.
- Health Department may apply for and spend $40,487 from the Morris Stulsaft Foundation to control disease in day care; adopted.
- Health Department may apply for and spend $101,706 from the State of California for rat control; adopted.
- Health Department may apply for and spend $445,240 from the State Office of Maternal and Child Health for perinatal services; adopted.
- The city accepted a gift of $14,867.45 in cash and stocks from the [name withheld] estate for Laguna Honda Hospital patients.
- Public Health may accept a $273,225 [name withheld] grant for family planning services.
- Public Health Department may apply for and spend $646,983 from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation for its Eldercare Program.
- Family Health unit may accept $7,500 from the [name withheld] for medical equipment.
- Public Health may apply for and spend $126,892 in federal money for a supplemental tuberculosis control project.
- Public Health Department may apply for and accept a $219,243 federal grant for an AIDS risk study of drug users.
- Approved accepting a $2,400 state grant augmentation for refugee preventive health services in San Francisco.
- Approved applying for and accepting a $99,911 federal grant for an AIDS epidemiologic study in the Hepatitis B Cohort.
- Health department may accept a $274,143 state mental health grant for consultation and education, adopted as amended.
- Department of Public Health may accept a $15,000 gift from UCSF's Family and Community Medicine department to renovate the Refugee Screening Clinic.
- Application to accept a $75,000 state grant for the School-Family-Community Drug Abuse Prevention Program was adopted.
- Public Health Department may apply for, accept and spend a $99,970 federal grant for AIDS disease surveillance.
- Application to accept a $210,072 state grant for the Refugee Preventive Health Program was adopted.
- Public Health was authorized to apply for and spend $22,362 in state funds for comprehensive public health services.
- Public Health Family Health Division accepts and spends a $445,240 state grant for perinatal services.
- Public Health accepts a $619,890 grant from federal health and human services for venereal disease screening and education.
- Public Health may apply for and spend a $34,216 federal grant to track hepatitis B vaccine recipients.
- Public Health Family Health Division may apply for and accept a $429,626 [name withheld] grant.
- Public Health was authorized to apply for and accept an $80,000 state grant for refugee preventive health services.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $65,635 state grant for a county clinics data project.
- Public Health Department may apply for and accept $92,485 from the state mental health department for consultation and education services.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for and accept a $303,277 state grant for family planning services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Consent calendar adopted authority to apply for and accept a $9,955 state grant for a San Francisco General Hospital education program.
- Board accepted $12,777.42 from [name withheld] for Laguna Honda patients at the Department of Public Health.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept an $800 state grant to augment the Refugee Preventive Health Program.
- Public Health accepted a $172,000 state grant for the Refugee Preventive Health Program.
- The Family Health Division may apply for and accept a $35,219 grant from [name withheld] for family planning services.
- Mental health services may apply for and accept a $274,143 state grant for consultation and education services.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $9,098 state grant for family planning services.
- Public Health Department may accept a $26,624 federal grant for the San Francisco General family practice residency program.
- A resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $144,860 federal grant for AIDS surveillance was proposed; the vote continues on the next page.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $233,007 federal grant for an AIDS transfused blood study.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $364,259 federal grant for a collaborative AIDS study. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept $244,985 in federal funds to continue the Family Practice Residency Program at San Francisco General Hospital.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept $1,399,781 from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation for health services for the homeless.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health apply for and accept a $38,733 federal grant for hepatitis B screening.
- Board approved the Department of Public Health applying for and spending a $556,123 federal grant to prevent sexually transmitted disease.
- Health department approved to accept $38,235 from the state for perinatal data services.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $30,835 state grant for comprehensive public health services.
- The Department of Public Health sought authority to apply for a $55,000 state grant to continue the County-Community Clinic Linkage Project. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health Department authorized to spend a $244,985 federal grant for the Family Practice Residency Program at San Francisco General Hospital.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for a $543,780 National Institute of Health grant on enteric infections.
- Public Health may apply for and spend a $117,516 supplemental family planning grant from the
- Public Health may spend a $66,000 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant on health services for the homeless.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend $65,234 from the state for family planning services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend $352,548 from the [name withheld] for family planning services.
- Public Health Department may spend $38,235 in state grant money on perinatal data services.
- Health department may accept and spend a $312,375 state grant for family planning services.
- Health department may accept a $42,056 state grant for immunization services.
- The Board authorized Public Health to accept a $543,780 federal grant from NIH to study enteric infections and AIDS.
- The Board authorized Public Health to apply for a $1,140,480 state grant for perinatal services.
- Broadway to close for the Hamlin School's fair parking
- City adopted a resolution accepting a $44,500 wheelchair-accessible bus from the Freewheelers Association for Laguna Honda patients.
- Department of Public Health accepted and will spend a $1,002,060 federal grant for alternative HIV antibody testing sites.
- The Controller was authorized to release $457,703 to the Department of Public Health for equipment and hospital plans.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $200,000 state grant for refugee preventive health.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $113,490 state grant for urban rat control.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $312,375 state grant for family planning services.
- Resolution proposed to accept and spend a $302,864 federal grant from Health and Human Services for tuberculosis control.
- Board authorized the Department of Public Health to apply for and accept a $33,828 state health incentive grant.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $10,500 March of Dimes grant for prenatal drug education.
- Department of Public Health may spend a $32,500 State Department of Health Services grant for immunization services.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $1,296,673 State grant for perinatal services, plus any supplemental funds.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $79,726 San Francisco Foundation grant for a workplace health and safety campaign.
- Department of Public Health may apply for and spend a $282,093 State Department of Mental Health grant for consultation and education. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $13,707 state mental health block grant cost-of-living increase.
- The Board adopted acceptance of a $5,000 gift from [name withheld] estate for Laguna Honda Hospital patients.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend a $31,500 March of Dimes grant for prenatal drug education.
- Public Health may apply for, accept and spend a $25,000 federal refugee grant to plan a prepaid refugee health plan.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $28,853 state grant for drug abuse services to women.
- The Department of Public Health sought a $50,000 American Cancer Society grant for a workplace health and safety education campaign.
- Public Health may accept and spend a $45,936 San Francisco Foundation grant for prenatal drug education services.
- The Board authorized the Department of Public Health to apply for a $40,650 federal grant for a Hepatitis B vaccine study.
- City accepted a $380,343 federal grant to continue AIDS surveillance and epidemiologic investigations in San Francisco.
- The Board accepted a $943,764 federal grant for the Department of Public Health's AIDS hepatitis B cohort study.
- The Board accepted a $296,308 federal grant for the Department of Public Health's [name withheld] on AIDS.
- City accepted a $40,650 federal grant to continue follow-up of Hepatitis B vaccine recipients in San Francisco.
- Department of Public Health may apply for and accept a $1,923 California [name withheld] grant for senior health and safety equipment.
- Department of Public Health may accept an $82,680 state grant for a school-family drug abuse prevention program.
- Department of Public Health may apply for and accept a $300,000 federal grant for AIDS risk reduction services.
- Department of Public Health agreement to receive up to $300,000 from the state for inmate care at San Francisco General Hospital was adopted.
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept up to $721,261 from the state for AIDS antibody testing.
- Department of Public Health seeks to accept a $150,000 state grant for alcoholism outreach and treatment for Black women.
- Public Health's AIDS office was approved to accept a $347,648 federal grant for HTLV-LAV counseling and testing.
- The Department of Public Health seeks to accept a $43,026 federal grant for long-term follow-up of Hepatitis B vaccine recipients.
- Board authorized the Department of Public Health to apply for $100,000 federal aid to prevent abuse in infants of drug-dependent mothers.
- Department of Public Health may accept a $90,000 state grant for drug abuse prevention in elementary and middle schools, adopted.
- Department of Public Health may apply for a $100,000 Ford Foundation award to enhance the Arlington Hotel sober living house, adopted.
- Department of Public Health may apply for and accept a $470,064 [name withheld] grant for family planning, adopted.
- Supervisor Renne asked for a hearing on releasing $63,164 reserve for San Francisco General obstetrics space; referred to Finance.
- Public Health may accept a state grant augmentation of $58,330 for the WIC food program for women and children.
- Public Health's communicable disease bureau was approved to accept a $533,320 federal grant for STD prevention.
- The Board authorized the Department of Public Health to accept and spend a $50,000 state grant for SRx senior services.
- The Board authorized the Department of Public Health to apply for $100,000 from the Ford Foundation and Harvard University for eldercare.
- Board authorized the Department of Public Health to apply for up to $300,000 federal aid for AIDS/ARC patients.
- Department of Public Health may apply for and accept a $320,600 state grant for family planning services, adopted.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $25,931 state grant for 314(d) health incentive funds, adopted.
- Supervisor Renne's request to release $95,218 reserved for Public Health computer equipment was referred to Finance Committee.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $480,000 state grant for special needs health services.
- Department of Public Health may accept a $63,263 state grant for individualized education programs for children.
- Department of Public Health may accept a $1,002,060 federal grant for anonymous HTLV-III AIDS antibody testing in San Francisco.
- Department of Public Health may apply for and accept a $20,000 state grant for mental health prevention in schools.
- Department of Public Health may apply for and accept a $180,000 state grant to treat sex offenders.
- Tax Collector authorized to sue Artis L. Riley to recover $6,519.21 in unpaid San Francisco General Hospital medical bills.
- Tax Collector authorized to sue [name withheld] and [name withheld] to recover $2,648.82 in unpaid San Francisco General Hospital medical bills.
- Public Health Department's $400,000 state grant for substance abuse and AIDS prevention was referred to the Health Committee.
- Authorized the Department of Public Health to accept a $450,000 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant for care of uninsured people. linked by the name only, not checked
- Authorized the Department of Public Health to apply for an $800,000 state grant for an integrated multipurpose health center.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting Public Health apply for a $9,000 state grant for dental education services. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board authorized the Department of Public Health to apply for a $2.5M Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant for chronically mentally ill services.
- Health department accepts a $235,704 California state grant to continue the Refugee Preventive Health Services Program.
- Health department accepts a $195,996 [name withheld] grant for adolescent case management at Balboa High School.
- The Board accepted and authorized spending a $34,604 state grant for public health incentive funds.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $450,228 state grant for the WIC food program.
- Health department may accept a $100,000 Ford Foundation and Harvard award to enhance the Arlington Motel alcohol-free residence.
- Health department may apply for and accept a $41,346 state grant for immunization services.
- City approved applying for and accepting a $287,123 state grant for mental health consultation and education services.
- City approved accepting and spending a $650,672 state grant to continue child health and disability prevention services.
- City approved accepting and spending a $9,000 state grant for dental education services under the Family Health Program.
- Public Health Department may spend a $60,000 state grant on Special Needs and Priorities services.
- Public Health Department may accept a $30,372 state grant for a toxic waste control internship.
- Portola Branch Library lease renewal sought at 2434 San Bruno Avenue
- Public Health may apply for a $90,000 state grant for the School Community Primary Prevention Project.
- Public Health may accept a $222,251 federal grant to continue the tuberculosis project.
- Department of Public Health may accept a $48,250 Cowell Foundation grant for capital improvements at Balboa High School Teen Clinic.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for a $3,000,000 federal grant for an AIDS health services project.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $60,070 federal grant for a Chlamydia prevention program.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $1,073,009 federal grant for an AIDS study in the Hepatitis B cohort.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $139,500 Comic Relief grant for health care for the homeless. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health's Office of Senior Services sought a $750,000 Kaiser Family Foundation grant for elderly injury prevention. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health accepts a $7,375,537 state grant for alcohol and drug treatment, with $1,843,884 held in reserve.
- Public Health's AIDS Activity Office is authorized to apply for a $725,977 federal grant for HTLV-III/LAV testing sites.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $277,788 federal grant for an AIDS-transfused blood study.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for a $50,000 federal grant for home health services.
- The city accepted a $547,289 federal grant from Health and Human Services to continue AIDS disease surveillance, adopted by resolution.
- Opposition to the "English Only" ballot measure sent to committee
- Cortland Avenue to close for the Bernal Heights arts festival
- The Board approved the Department of Public Health applying for and accepting a $215,780 federal grant for sexually transmitted disease prevention.
- The Board approved the Department of Public Health applying for a $115,006 state grant to expand community perinatal services.
- The Board approved the Department of Public Health applying for an $800,000 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant for school-based adolescent health care.
- The Department of Public Health may apply to the state for a $50,000 grant for its senior medication education program.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept an $11,082 state grant for mental health prevention projects in schools.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for a $300,000 state grant for capital improvements under AB 324B.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept an $87,437 state grant for Special Needs and Priorities services.
- City may take $65,773 from drugmaker for AIDS drug study.
- Public health family programs get $1.87 million state grant.
- $250,000 federal grant for AIDS services approved.
- $140,000 state grant to plan AIDS research center approved.
- Public Health was authorized to apply for a $150,000 state grant for a community nutrition and cancer risk project.
- Public Health was authorized to accept up to $1,313,436 from federal disease control centers for AIDS prevention.
- Horizons Unlimited approved for treatment services at 440 Potrero Avenue
- Department of Public Health authorized to apply for and accept a $946,767 federal grant for an HIV study.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for and accept an $873,337 federal grant to prevent HIV among women.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for and accept a $64,631 state augmentation for the WIC food program.
- Senior health referral offices to be leased at 1182 Market Street
- Department of Public Health may seek a state grant of up to $200,000 for AIDS mental health services; referred to committee.
- The Department of Public Health may accept and spend an $11,324 state grant for immunization services to teen mothers and children.
- Public health department may accept a $100,000 state grant for substance abuse and AIDS prevention.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for and accept a $247,517 state grant for an AIDS transfused blood study.
- Authorized the Department of Public Health to accept a $68,000 federal grant for Chlamydia testing in city clinics.
- Authorized the Department of Public Health to accept an $80,000 state grant for a hazardous materials response vehicle.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for and accept up to $397,256 in state funds to continue AIDS programs.
- Authorized the Department of Public Health to apply for a state grant of up to $200,000 for AIDS mental health services. linked by the name only, not checked
- The city accepted a $140,000 state grant for capital improvements at San Francisco General Hospital.
- A $1,683,925 federal grant was accepted for an HIV study of men previously enrolled in hepatitis B studies.
- A $596,312 federal Centers for Disease Control grant was accepted for sexually transmitted disease control.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $523,289 federal grant for youth substance abuse prevention.
- Public Health Department proposed accepting a $660,531 state grant for substance abuse prevention; outcome not on this page.
- Public Health Department may apply for and accept a grant up to $156,889 for AIDS surveillance.
- Department of Public Health may apply for and accept a $202,295 state mental health grant for consultation and education services.
- A resolution would let the Department of Public Health accept a $1,360,000 state grant for an AIDS Research Center at San Francisco General Hospital, sponsored by Supervisor Kennedy.
- Whole building leased at 1548 Stockton Street for mental health clinic
- Lease extended at 967 Market Street for utilities training offices
- Public Health Department authorized to apply for a $724,304 state grant for SNAP special needs funding.
- The Public Health Department may apply for and spend an $862,098 federal augmentation for AIDS surveillance.
- Public Health Community Public Health Services may apply for a $150,000 state grant for health education and risk reduction.
- Public Health accepted a $40,479 state grant for vocational rehabilitation of San Francisco residents classified as alcoholic.
- Public Health's AIDS Office may apply for and accept a $543,572 state grant for AIDS community education and prevention.
- $50,000 state grant sought for the Ivy Street Clinic improvements
- Frank Norris Street closed for the Redding School May Festival
- Department of Public Health accepted a $7,160.28 gift from [name withheld] and [name withheld] for disabled clients.
- Public Health may accept and spend a $213,452 federal grant for tuberculosis control.
- Supervisor Walker's ordinance appropriates $2,487,100 to Public Health and its hospitals, passed for second reading.
- Public Health Department authorized to accept and spend a $138,133 state grant for the AIDS Home Support Project.
- Proposal for Public Health to accept a $1,163,395 state grant for perinatal services was referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department may apply for and accept a $390,600 state grant for family planning services.
- Department of Public Health authorized to apply for, accept and spend a $667,500 State grant for the WIC food program.
- Department of Public Health may accept a $7,763 [name withheld] grant for a neonatal monitor in Abidjan, [name withheld].
- The Department of Public Health may apply for a $149,975 state grant to test acupuncture for opiate detoxification.
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept and spend a $129,439 State grant for SNAP funds.
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept and spend a $96,457 state grant for services to crack-cocaine addicted mothers.
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept and spend a $1,163,395 state grant for perinatal health services.
- Department of Public Health to apply for a $30,000 state grant for emergency medical services evaluation.
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept a $61,920 federal grant for sexually transmitted disease services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department granted authority to accept and spend a $41,300 state grant for AIDS education and information.
- Public Health Department may accept a $1,499,883 state grant for in-home health care for medically indigent adults; resolution adopted.
- Public Health Department may accept up to $149,975 from the state for a substance abuse services assessment project.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend $61,120 from the federal Centers for Disease Control for chlamydia control.
- Health department may accept a state grant up to $40,479 for vocational rehabilitation services in substance abuse treatment.
- Health department may accept a $20,600 state grant for a mental health prevention project at the Flynn School.
- Public Health Department may apply for and accept up to $2,375,010 from Robert Wood Johnson Foundation for AIDS criminal justice training.
- Health department granted authority to accept a $710,000 state grant for AIDS information programs, rescinding Resolution 242-88.
- Health department sought authority to accept an $877,954 federal grant for sexually transmitted disease control.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $299,756 federal grant to set up an STD prevention and training center.
- Public Health Department may accept a $618,681 state grant for AIDS and substance abuse prevention and treatment in 1988-89.
- Department of Public Health's Community Substance Abuse Services accepts a $93,243 state grant for AIDS and women's substance abuse programs.
- Department of Public Health's mental health services accepts an $11,782 state grant for a preschool mental health project in the schools. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department may accept a $59,993 state grant to study rapid defibrillation's effect on sudden cardiac arrest survival.
- Health department may apply for and accept a $14,345 federal CDC augmentation to modify its STD information system.
- Public Health Department authorized to apply for and expend a $50,800 federal grant for sexually transmitted disease services.
- Public Health Department seeks authority to apply for and expend a state grant up to $96,000 for AIDS mental health services.
- Part of Third Avenue to close for a block party
- Public Health may accept up to $1,800,000 in state funds for indigent medical assistance under federal immigration reform law.
- The Department of Public Health sought authority to apply for and spend a $788,747 grant from the Bureau of Family Health.
- Public Health may accept and spend a $1,771,024 federal grant to continue an HIV natural history study, with $165,750 held in reserve.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $216,028 federal grant to continue the [name withheld].
- Ordinance appropriating $223,457 to the Department of Public Health passed for second reading.
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept and spend a $121,309 federal grant for adolescent support services, adopted.
- The Board of Supervisors approved the Public Health Bureau of Records and Statistics applying for and accepting a $4,975 state grant for data reporting.
- State grant of $230,000 accepted by Public Health to serve homeless mentally disabled people in San Francisco.
- Public Health accepts $685,218 in state funds for Child Health and Disability Prevention services. linked by the name only, not checked
- State grant of $217,751 for the WIC food program for women, infants and children was approved for Public Health.
- Lease extended at 1254 Market Street for community development offices
- Second-floor lease at 1111 Market Street extended for the AIDS Program
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept up to $580,300 in state funds for legalized immigrants' health care.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the health department apply for and accept a $100,000 state grant for AIDS day treatment. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department may apply for and accept a $68,571 state augmentation grant for AIDS and mental health services.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $368,922 grant from [name withheld] for family planning services.
- Public Health Department may accept up to $280,300 and $300,000 in state funds for care of immigrants legalized under federal law.
- Public Health department seeks approval to accept and spend an $834,033 federal grant; the vote is on the next page.
- Two offices leased at 1212 Market Street for city departments
- Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for a $4,000,000 state grant for mental health services.
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept a $5,000 March of Dimes grant for nursing services to pregnant crack users.
- Authorized the Department of Public Health to accept a $35,540 state grant for immunization services.
- Street bond engineers to be housed at 25 Van Ness Avenue
- Mirabel Avenue to close for a Fourth of July celebration
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $380,387 federal grant for pediatric AIDS care.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health apply for and accept a $6,075 state grant for children's dental care.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for a $219,262 state grant.
- Public Health may apply for and accept a $5,700,000 state grant for an AIDS research center at San Francisco General Hospital.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend up to $2,100,000 in state indigent medical assistance funds.
- Board authorized the Department of Public Health to accept a $10,200 state grant to study hospital diversion. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health may apply for and accept a $1,629,000 federal grant for mental health and substance abuse services.
- The Department of Public Health may accept a $355,952 federal grant to renovate AIDS/ARC long-term care at a public health hospital. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health allowed to apply for and spend a $290,646 federal grant studying condom use.
- Department of Public Health allowed to accept and spend an $867,623 federal grant for perinatal AIDS prevention.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $42,750 state grant to study emergency ambulance systems.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $710,000 state grant to continue AIDS community education and prevention.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $348,283 federal grant for HIV-related tuberculosis prevention.
- Department of Public Health may apply for and spend a $152,990 state grant for perinatal improvement in fiscal 1989-90.
- Resolution adopted authorizing the Public Health Department to accept a $316,235 federal grant for a sexually transmitted disease centre.
- Public Health department authorized to accept and spend a $219,262 state grant for SNAP program services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Lech Walesa Street asked to close for his birthday celebration
- Board authorized the health department to accept and spend $1,141,751 in state funds for child health services.
- Offices leased on Van Ness Avenue for the Rent Stabilization Board
- Public health department may accept and spend up to $60,000 in state grant money for AIDS and mental health services.
- Public health department may accept and spend up to $5.9M in state funds to cut substance abuse treatment waiting lists. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public health department may accept and spend a $100,000 state grant for an AIDS dementia and mental health facility.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $600,000 state grant to continue the AIDS Drug Program.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for and accept a federal grant of up to $1,934,972 for substance abuse services.
- Public Health Department may apply for and spend a $515,507 state grant for earthquake relief mental health services.
- Adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health apply for and spend a $262,618 federal grant for case management.
- Public Health Department authorized to accept and spend a $13,510 state grant for mental health prevention. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department authorized to accept and spend a $167,200 federal grant for sexually transmitted disease control. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department was authorized to accept and spend a $2,300,867 state substance abuse subvention, adopted on consent.
- Public Health Department was authorized to apply for and accept a $1,442,930 federal grant for sexually transmitted disease control, adopted on consent.
- Supervisors adopted a resolution letting the Public Health Homeless Office accept a $591,807 federal grant with a $334,214 match. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorizes Department of Public Health to accept a $6,407,658 federal grant to continue AIDS prevention and surveillance.
- Parking and Traffic offices leased at 25 Van Ness Avenue
- Board passed on first reading a $250,212 appropriation to create ten positions in the Department of Public Health.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $43,751 federal grant for long-term Hepatitis B vaccine follow-up.
- The Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $358,922 grant from the [name withheld] for family planning services.
- Public Health Department was authorized to accept a $20,215 state grant for school mental health prevention.
- Public Health Department was authorized to accept a $120,966 federal grant to renovate Laguna Honda Hospital's nursing care. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board finally passed $250,212 for the Department of Public Health to create ten positions, with $65,684 held in reserve.
- Health Department authorized to accept and spend up to $2.5M in state funds for indigent medical assistance.
- Public Health accepted a $163,000 gift from UCSF toward building an AIDS Research Center at San Francisco General Hospital.
- $42,500 grant with Larkin Street Services for homeless youth health
- Health Department authorized to accept and spend a $191,237 state grant analysing the 1989 earthquake's emergency medical response.
- Health department authorized to accept and spend a $40,479 state grant for vocational rehabilitation services.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $396,696 state grant for the AIDS Medical Waiver Program, adopted.
- Department of Public Health sought to accept a $379,322 federal grant from the Centers for Disease Control for STD prevention training.
- Department of Public Health's AIDS Office was authorized to accept a $117,954 state grant for an AIDS pilot care project. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $17,945 state subvention for its TB control program. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of Public Health was approved to accept a $1,172,300 federal grant for sexually transmitted disease control. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorized the Department of Public Health to sign a $44,235 state agreement for vocational rehabilitation of recovering alcoholics.
- Board authorized Public Health to apply for, accept and spend a $31,701 state health incentive grant.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $799,777 state grant to continue the AIDS Drug Program.
- Department of Public Health allowed to spend $19.5M in State CHIP subvention for 1989-90, ratifying earlier action, as amended.
- The Department of Public Health may apply for and spend a state family planning grant of $908,384.
- Public Health department asked to apply for and spend a $1,603,952 state grant for tobacco control; sent to Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $908,384 state grant for family planning services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Utilities Commission takes more space at 1155 Market Street
- Public Health may accept and spend a $20,000 grant from [name withheld], Inc. for services to homeless persons.
- Health Department cleared to apply for and spend a $1,603,952 state grant for tobacco control.
- Proposed ordinance appropriates $33,613 to the Department of Public Health for salaries, travel and supplies.
- City to test materials for the state highway department
- Part of Velasco Avenue to be closed temporarily
- Port to seek state and federal money for the ferry terminal
- The Public Health Department may apply for and accept a $3.99M state grant for AB 75 capital projects; sent to Finance Committee.
- Public Health Department to apply for and accept $17,023,899 in state CHIP funds for fiscal 1990-91.
- Public Works extends its PG&E sublease at 1170 Market Street
- Department of Public Health accepts $1,559,646 from the State Department of Health Services for child health services.
- Department of Public Health authorized to apply for and accept a $378,565 federal tuberculosis control grant.
- Department of Public Health accepts an $8,500 donation from Quantum Chemical Corporation for an emergency medical brochure.
- Department of Public Health may apply for and accept $17.0M in state CHIP funds for 1990-91; continued to July 25.
- The Department of Public Health may apply for and accept $17,023,899 in state CHIP funds for 1990-91.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $3,991,643 state grant for capital improvements under AB 75.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for and spend a $69,121 federal grant for youth health outreach.
- Department of Public Health may apply for and accept a $100,000 state grant for Continuum/HIV day services.
- The Board authorized the Department of Public Health to apply for and spend a $285,879 federal grant studying condom use.
- City and Larkin Street Youth Services get $40,000 for youth programs
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept an $8,325 state grant for preventive dental service to children.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $1,170,000 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant for children's mental health care, with $805,765 placed on reserve.
- The Board authorized the Department of Public Health to accept and spend a $201,312 federal grant for AIDS surveillance.
- Public Health department may spend $146,877 in state grant funds for child health and disability prevention services.
- Board adopted a continuation grant of $932,020 from the Centers for Disease Control for perinatal AIDS prevention in San Francisco.
- Public Health may accept and spend a $183,000 state grant to continue the AIDS Drug Program.
- Public Health may accept and spend a $2,197,996 federal CDC grant for an HIV/AIDS study; $5,600 placed on reserve.
- Board accepted a $1,812,266 federal grant so Public Health's AIDS Office can continue its AIDS service demonstration project.
- Public Health may accept and spend a $2,900 March of Dimes grant for training nurses on substance abuse risks in pregnancy, adopted.
- A resolution replacing an earlier one to spend $200,716 in state child health funds for Public Health was referred to Finance Committee.
- Public Health Department proposed to accept a $283,000 state grant for mental health consultation and education services.
- Public Health Department may accept a federal grant up to $1,312,923 to enhance drug abuse treatment programs.
- Health department may accept a $36,911 state grant for a primary prevention program in city schools.
- The Board adopted a resolution rescinding an earlier grant and accepting $200,716 in state funds for child health and disability prevention services.
- The Board adopted a resolution applying for and accepting a $1,383,101 federal grant for sexually transmitted disease control.
- Health department may apply for and spend a state grant up to $768,381 for substance abuse treatment of homeless persons.
- Health department's AIDS Office may apply for and spend a $513,000 federal grant for an AIDS/HIV subacute care project.
- Part of Stevenson Street closed temporarily
- Public Health Department's application for a $5,200 federal Centers for Disease Control conference support grant was approved.
- Public Health Department's application for up to $6,721,444 in state funds to shorten substance abuse treatment waiting periods was approved.
- The Department of Public Health is authorized to apply for a federal grant of up to $7,000,000 for AIDS emergency care.
- City accepts and may spend a $53,825 federal grant supplement for the tuberculosis control project; resolution adopted.
- Public Health may apply for a $1.8M Office of Substance Abuse Prevention grant for perinatal infant addiction treatment.
- $10,000 United Way grant sought to study earthquake emergency response
- Health department authorized to seek a $1,685,616 federal grant to continue the AIDS Surveillance Project.
- The Department of Public Health may spend up to $215,365 in federal-through-state grant funds for drug abuse treatment programs.
- Public Health may accept and spend a $59,029 federal grant from FEMA for mental health and substance abuse services.
- Health Department takes two office suites at 1540 Market Street
- Health department authorized to seek a $643,200 state grant to continue the AIDS Pilot Care Project.
- Health department authorized to apply for a $10,060 private foundation grant for hepatitis B education; adopted.
- Department of Public Health's AIDS Office was authorized to accept a $4,747,300 federal grant for AIDS/HIV prevention.
- Department of Public Health's MIA Program was authorized to accept up to $2,500,000 in state medical assistance funds.
- Department of Public Health's AIDS Office seeks to accept a $643,200 state grant to continue the AIDS Pilot Care Project.
- Department of Public Health sought authority to apply for a $522,574 Centers for Disease Control grant for its STD prevention center.
- Health department authorized to apply for a $150,000 state grant for perinatal outreach services to San Francisco residents; adopted.
- Public Health Homeless Program grant of $212,034 from [name withheld] to continue services for homeless people was adopted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department may accept a second $1,595,327 state grant for tobacco control, spending $1,383,257.
- Department of Public Health may apply as sub-grantee for up to $750,000 federal funds for homeless health and substance abuse services.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $6,721,444 state grant to cut substance abuse treatment waits.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $54,987 state augmentation for the AIDS Pilot Care Project.
- The EMS Agency was authorized to apply for a $10,000 Fujisawa Pharmaceutical grant for an adenosine heart-rhythm trial.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $214,284 state grant for Black infant health, with $114,000 reserved.
- $17,500 accepted with Larkin Street Youth Services for homeless youth
- $310,000 accepted for traffic fixes after the Embarcadero Freeway closed
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $411,820 federal grant for its sexually transmitted disease center.
- Public Health Department may apply for a $318,750 state grant to oversee leaking underground storage tank cleanups.
- Public Health department funding of $2,003,725 for nurses and three new positions passed for second reading.
- Public Health Department may apply for a $94,772 state grant to continue immunization services.
- Department of Public Health accepts a $23,689 state grant to augment its perinatal services program.
- Department of Public Health may apply for a $100,000 Ford Foundation award for its Centers for Special Problems.
- Public Health Department may apply for a $150,000 national grant to enhance its fetal-infant mortality review program.
- Department of Public Health may accept a $56,050 state grant for health services materials for lawful temporary residents.
- Department of Public Health may accept a $5,000 Fujisawa Pharmaceutical grant to study adenosine in prehospital care.
- Board adopted resolution letting Public Health accept up to $700,000 state grant for care of legalized immigrants.
- Department of Public Health to accept and spend $86,127 federal grant for community HIV-related services, pending vote.
- Public Health Department was authorized to apply for a $225,000 federal grant to continue AIDS surveillance.
- Public Health Department was authorized to apply for a $450,000 state grant for perinatal services for residents.
- Board adopted a resolution accepting a $1,103,700 Centers for Disease Control grant for sexually transmitted disease control.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $350,600 state grant for San Francisco family planning services, adopted.
- Health Department may accept a $12,652 federal grant to supplement AIDS surveillance in San Francisco.
- Public Health Department authorized to apply for a $549,383 state grant for a high-risk youth substance abuse project.
- Ninety-two police parking spaces rented again at 450 Seventh Street
- Public Health Department would apply for up to $9,979,190 in federal grant money, routed through the state, for adolescent drug treatment.
- Ordinance appropriating $66,674 to the Department of Public Health for contracts, supplies and equipment passed for second reading.
- Health Department authorized to accept and spend a $225,940 state grant for toxics, health and safety services.
- $52,638 for Department of Public Health permanent salaries passed on first reading for fiscal year 1990-91.
- The Board authorized the Department of Public Health to apply for a $1,334,558 state grant for WIC nutrition services for women and infants.
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $66,674 to the Department of Public Health for contracts, supplies, equipment and other costs.
- Department of Public Health receives $52,638 for permanent salaries and fringe benefits; ordinance finally passed.
- Department of Public Health accepts a $581,424 federal grant from the Community Clinic Consortium for primary health and substance abuse services.
- Department of Public Health accepts a $1,395,847 Centers for Disease Control grant for sexually transmitted disease services.
- Utilities Commission space at 100 McAllister Street extended
- Department of Public Health may apply for up to $200,000 a year for three years to reach homeless people in transit facilities.
- Public Health's mental health division seeks a $36,911 state continuation grant; decision continues on next page.
- Public Health's mental health division accepted a state continuation grant of $285,000 for consultation, education and information services.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for a $650,000 federal grant to study HIV counseling models.
- A resolution to accept a $498,444 federal grant for tuberculosis control at the Department of Public Health was pending.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $199,177 federal grant to continue AIDS surveillance.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $495,743 state grant for perinatal services.
- Department of Public Health may apply for an $800,000 Centers for Disease Control grant for women's family planning and HIV services.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $1,334,558 state grant for WIC services.
- Public Health AIDS Office to accept a $2,787,546 state grant for its consolidated funding program was sent to Finance committee.
- Public Health accepts a $17,052 federal CDC grant to expand sexually transmitted disease services.
- Public Health to apply for a $315,000 federal CDC grant for HIV services and adolescents was sent to Finance committee.
- The health department's application for a $315,000 federal CDC grant for HIV services was approved.
- Accepts a $283,000 state grant for Public Health mental health consultation, education and information services; sent to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Applies for up to $2.5 million federal grant from the CDC to continue the AIDS Surveillance Project; sent to Finance Committee.
- Accepts a $2,105,021 state grant for the Child Health and Disability Prevention programme; sent to Finance Committee.
- $90,116 grant accepted with Larkin Street Youth Services
- Public Health Department may spend a $283,000 state grant on mental health, substance abuse and forensic consultation services; adopted.
- Public Health proposed accepting a $51,795 state grant for family planning services, sent to Finance Committee.
- Grove Street closed for an abortion rights rally
- Public Health proposed accepting a $698,662 federal grant for linked primary care and substance abuse treatment, sent to Finance.
- Public Health proposed applying for a $6.2M federal grant to continue the AIDS Prevention Project, sent to Finance.
- Public Health proposed accepting a $176,546 federal supplemental grant for AIDS Surveillance, sent to Finance.
- Public Health to accept a $20,625 state augmentation for immunization services; outcome continues on the next page.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for a $6.2M federal AIDS prevention continuation grant.
- Office lease at 1155 Market Street extended for the utilities commission
- Resolution would let Public Health's AIDS Office accept a $32,363 UCSF grant for an AIDS caregiver stress project.
- Public Health AIDS Office seeks to accept a $152,000 supplemental grant; outcome continues on next page.
- Proposed acceptance of a federal grant of up to $2,701,134 to expand drug abuse treatment programs; referred to Finance.
- Proposed federal grant of $482,018 for HIV/AIDS outreach to high-risk youth, with civil service positions; referred to Finance.
- Proposed acceptance of a $54,153 state grant to develop a five-year drug and alcohol abuse plan; referred to Finance.
- Proposed $30,000 subgrant from Larkin Street Youth Center for health care to San Francisco's homeless and runaway youth; referred to Finance.
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept and spend a $2,231,619 state grant for homeless substance abuse treatment.
- Proposed acceptance and spending of a $550,000 federal grant by Public Health homeless programs.
- AIDS Office may accept a $1,820,561 federal grant to continue an HIV/AIDS natural history study; referred to Finance.
- AIDS Office may accept a $1,450,000 state grant continuing the AIDS Drug Program for San Francisco residents; referred to Finance.
- Public Health may accept up to $823,196 in state funds for unreimbursed care of legalized immigrants; referred to Finance.
- $482,018 sought from the Centers for Disease Control for youth outreach
- Health Department proposes accepting an $18,412 gift from Plaza Funding and Comic Relief for homeless services; referred to Finance.
- $30,000 accepted from Larkin Street Youth Center for homeless youth care
- Appropriation of $95,018 for four Department of Public Health positions sent to Finance Committee.
- Department of Public Health proposed accepting a $30,860 federal grant from [name withheld] for homeless youth health care; referred to Finance.
- Public Health proposed accepting a $6.1M federal continuation grant to fund the AIDS/HIV Prevention Project; referred to Finance.
- Public Health proposed applying for and spending a $1.1M state grant to continue the Comprehensive Tobacco Control Plan; referred to Finance.
- Department of Public Health seeks an $8,500,000 federal grant to continue AIDS emergency care; sent to the Finance Committee.
- Department of Public Health seeks to accept up to $823,196 in state legalization impact grant funds for public health care.
- Department of Public Health accepted an $18,412 gift from Plaza Funding and Comic Relief for homeless services.
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept and spend a $30,860 federal grant for homeless youth health care.
- Proposed: Department of Public Health acceptance of a $2,468,345 federal grant to continue the AIDS Surveillance Project.
- Public Health Central Office gets a $95,018 appropriation for four new positions, finally passed.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for an $8.5 million federal grant to continue [name withheld] AIDS care funding.
- Department of Public Health proposed to accept and spend a $321,178 Centers for Disease Control grant for family planning and HIV services.
- The Board adopted acceptance of a $1,063,009 state allocation for the city's tobacco control plan run by Public Health.
- Resolution proposed to let the Department of Public Health apply for a grant of up to $15,000,000 for AIDS care, sent to Finance.
- Resolution proposed to accept a $600,000 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant for health outreach to immigrant children, sent to Finance.
- Supervisors adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $770,248 federal Centers for Disease Control grant for women's health services.
- Resolution proposed to let the Department of Public Health apply for a $1,262,902 federal grant for tuberculosis control, sent to Finance.
- Supervisors adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $358,922 family planning grant from the California Family Council.
- The Board adopted acceptance of a $321,178 Centers for Disease Control grant for women's family planning and HIV services.
- $175,032 sought for outreach to homeless mentally ill people
- Acceptance of an $89,367 federal grant for HIV early intervention at the [name withheld] was sent to the Finance Committee.
- Application for a $602,568 federal grant to run the San Francisco disease prevention and training center was sent to the Finance Committee.
- Application for a $1,128,256 state grant for breast and cervical cancer screening was sent to the Finance Committee.
- Application for a $45,700 state grant to build an emergency pediatric patient registry was sent to the Finance Committee.
- Public Health Department is authorized to apply retroactively for a $1,262,902 federal grant for tuberculosis control.
- Public Health's application for a $70,000 AIDS Research Foundation grant for a needle exchange program was sent to committee.
- Public Health Department is authorized to apply for a $510,628 state grant for a hepatitis B immunization project.
- Department of Public Health would accept and spend a $600,000 grant for Community Public Health Services.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $1,206,415 state family planning grant, with later amendments up to $1,500,000, as amended.
- Public Health's AIDS Office asked to apply for a $70,000 AMFAR grant for a needle exchange harm reduction program; referred to Finance Committee.
- Federal grant of $602,568 for the city's sexually transmitted disease prevention and training center was approved.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for a $70,000 private grant from AMFAR for a needle exchange harm reduction program.
- Emergency staffing contracts for San Francisco General sent to committee
- Department of Public Health seeks to accept a $14,661,192 federal grant continuing [name withheld] AIDS care funding.
- Department of Public Health asked to apply for a $25,000 state grant for socialization groups for Asian developmentally disabled children.
- Department of Public Health asked to apply for a $250,000 federal grant for an STD clinic medical records system.
- Department of Public Health asked to accept and spend a $510,628 state grant for hepatitis B immunization, sent to Finance Committee.
- Department of Public Health asked to accept a $158,408 foundation grant for mental health care for emotionally disturbed children, sent to Finance Committee.
- Department of Public Health's AIDS Office proposed to accept and spend a $419,108 continuation grant from the state.
- The Department of Public Health's AIDS Office may accept a $14.7M federal grant with $1.27M placed on reserve for AIDS care.
- The Department of Public Health's Family Health Bureau sought authority to apply for $142,385 in grants from the Walter and Elise Haas Foundation.
- Department of Public Health asked to apply for a $50,000 state grant to prepare for oil spills; referred to Finance.
- The Department of Public Health's AIDS Office may accept and spend an $8.3M federal grant to continue [name withheld] AIDS care funding.
- Health department may apply for a $250,000 federal grant to build a computer quality system for STD clinic records.
- Authorization for the Department of Public Health to apply for a $115,397 state grant to continue immunization services was sent to committee.
- A proposed $820,000 federal grant application by the Department of Public Health's AIDS Office for HIV research was sent to committee.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $158,408 foundation grant for children's mental health services.
- Health department may apply for a $50,000 state grant to plan for and respond to oil spills.
- The Public Health Department proposed to accept and spend a $510,628 grant for epidemiology and disease control.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for $128,885 from four foundations for adolescent pregnancy and STD prevention.
- Public Health's Division of Mental Health and Substance Abuse seeks authority to apply for a $25,000 state grant.
- Department of Public Health may apply for a $115,397 state grant to continue immunization services; resolution adopted.
- Department of Public Health may apply for an $820,000 federal Centers for Disease Control grant for HIV research; resolution adopted.
- Public Health EMS Agency seeks to accept a $45,103 state grant for a registry of emergency pediatric patients; referred to committee.
- Health department may accept and spend a $28,711 state grant for staff health education materials and travel; sent to Finance Committee.
- Department of Public Health to accept a $115,397 state grant to continue immunization services, referred to Finance Committee.
- Department of Public Health to accept $69,740 from AMFAR for a needle exchange harm reduction project, referred to Finance Committee.
- Department of Public Health to apply for a $50,000 federal continuation grant for youth HIV prevention outreach, referred to Finance Committee.
- Referred to Finance Committee: a $457,580 federal grant for the AIDS Early Intervention demonstration project.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $28,711 state grant for health staff education.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $45,103 state grant for an emergency pediatric patient registry.
- Public Health's AIDS Office resolution on federal grant funds; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Grant of $508,860 from federal health department for tuberculosis control proposed, referred to Finance Committee.
- Grant of $140,591 from the Centers for Disease Control for a sexually transmitted disease computer system proposed, referred to Finance Committee.
- Sub-grant of $299,433 for homeless health and substance abuse services proposed, referred to Finance Committee.
- Public Health's AIDS Office adopted acceptance of a $69,740 private grant from AMFAR for a needle exchange project.
- Application to accept up to $2,500,000 in state medical assistance funds for indigent care proposed, referred to Finance Committee.
- Public path to Edgehill Mountain Open Space proposed at 300 Ulloa
- Public Health Department may accept a $1,053,333 state grant for breast and cervical cancer screening; sent to the Finance Committee.
- Public health department may retroactively apply for and spend up to $2,500,000 in state indigent medical assistance funds for 1991-92.
- Resolution adopted letting the Department of Public Health accept a $1,053,333 state grant for breast and cervical cancer screening.
- The city's Department of Public Health was allowed to accept a $140,591 federal grant for a STD quality assurance system.
- Resolution adopted letting Laguna Honda Hospital accept a $35,600 state grant for transportation services for handicapped residents. linked by the name only, not checked
- The city's Department of Public Health was allowed to accept a federal grant of $508,860 for tuberculosis control.
- The Department of Public Health was allowed to accept a $299,433 augmentation from the Community Clinic Consortium for homeless health services.
- Proposed $972,000 appropriation for Department of Public Health capital improvements was referred to the Finance Committee.
- A proposed application for a $650,705 federal grant to study HIV counseling models for San Francisco residents was referred to committee.
- A proposed application for a $420,858 federal grant to provide community sexually transmitted disease services was referred to committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend a $682,909 state AIDS grant.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health apply for a $650,705 federal grant for HIV counseling research.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health apply for a $420,858 federal grant for community STD services.
- Six footbridges to be strengthened against earthquakes with state money
- Department of Public Health is asked to accept and spend $2,127,666 in state tobacco control funds; sent to Finance Committee.
- Department of Public Health is asked to accept a $39,501 federal AIDS grant; sent to Finance Committee.
- Department of Public Health is asked to accept a $420,851 federal grant for an HIV research project; sent to Finance Committee.
- Department of Public Health asked to accept a $90,466 federal grant through Larkin Street Youth Center for HIV-positive youth care; sent to Finance.
- Department of Public Health asked to accept and spend a $49,950 state grant for an oil spill prevention plan; sent to Finance.
- A state grant of up to $2,615,796 for the AIDS Office was sent to the Finance Committee.
- Health department may accept $2,127,666 in state funds for tobacco control and perinatal outreach, placing $863,831 on reserve.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $420,851 Centers for Disease Control grant for an HIV incidence study; adopted.
- Emergency medical services lease changed at 1540 Market Street
- Health department may accept and spend a $377,803 state grant for perinatal and related services under a state contract.
- Department of Public Health may apply for a $99,534 federal grant to field test a uniform AIDS reporting system; adopted.
- Department of Public Health's Family Health Bureau seeks to apply for and spend a $470,379 state grant.
- Health department accepts a $49,950 state grant to develop San Francisco's oil spill prevention and response plan.
- $90,466 accepted from Larkin Street Youth Center for youth health care
- Health department accepts a $150,000 state supplement to continue the AIDS Drug Program.
- The Department of Public Health may apply for a grant of up to $420,000 from foundations for its Health of the City proposal.
- Department of Public Health asked to accept a $25,000 state grant for mental health treatment of Asian children; referred to Finance Committee.
- Department of Public Health asked to accept a $378,916 federal grant for alternative sexually transmitted disease services; referred to Finance Committee.
- Department of Public Health asked to accept a $66,547 federal augmentation grant for AIDS surveillance; referred to Finance Committee.
- Department of Public Health asked to apply for a $6,250,000 federal continuation grant for the AIDS Prevention Project; referred to Finance Committee.
- Resolution adopted authorizing the Department of Public Health to apply for a $2,500,000 federal grant for AIDS surveillance.
- Proposed retroactive acceptance of a supplemental federal tuberculosis control grant of $268,923, continued to the next page.
- Department of Public Health asked to apply for a $700,468 federal grant to study HIV counseling models; referred to Finance Committee.
- Department of Public Health asked to accept a $215,000 state hazard mitigation grant for Laguna Honda Hospital construction; referred to Finance Committee.
- $420,000 sought from foundations for the Health of the City plan
- Jones Street closed for a Chinese Community Housing groundbreaking
- The Board accepted a $25,000 state grant for mental health treatment of dually diagnosed Asian children.
- The Board accepted a $700,468 federal grant to study HIV counseling models, rescinding Resolution 477-92.
- The Board retroactively accepted a $66,547 federal augmentation grant for the Department of Public Health's AIDS Office.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $378,916 federal grant for sexually transmitted disease services.
- Public Health department to apply for and accept a $268,923 federal supplement for its tuberculosis control project.
- A $27,000 state grant for dental health education in San Francisco elementary schools was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Department of Public Health would accept a $3,000,000 state allocation to continue the AIDS Drug Program.
- Public Health Department's AIDS Office may accept $59,647 in federal money to supplement AIDS surveillance.
- Department of Public Health would accept a $475,569 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant for children's mental health care.
- Public Health Department may apply for $831,847 in state money to continue its Hepatitis B demonstration project.
- Public Health Department may accept up to $12.4M in state money for indigent healthcare under the CHIP program.
- Public Health Department may accept $321,540 in federal money from the CDC for STD services.
- Department of Public Health may apply for up to $12.4M in state CHIP funds for indigent health care.
- The Department of Public Health's AIDS Office was authorized to accept a $59,647 federal grant for AIDS surveillance.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend a $321,540 federal grant for STD services.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a continuing $3,000,000 state allocation for the AIDS Drug Program.
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept and spend a retroactive $475,569 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant for children's mental health care.
- Resolution proposed authorizing the Department of Public Health to apply for a $630,399 community health grant.
- Public Health would accept a $2,187,178 state allocation for child health and disability prevention services; sent to committee.
- Public Health would accept a $630,000 federal grant for linked primary care and substance abuse services; sent to committee.
- Public Health would accept a $1,384,872 state grant for WIC nutrition services; sent to committee.
- Department of Public Health proposed accepting a $2,102,567 federal continuation grant for its AIDS Surveillance Project; referred to Finance Committee.
- Department of Public Health may apply for a $2,453,034 federal grant for tuberculosis prevention and control programs.
- Adopted resolution lets Public Health accept and spend a $1,444,565 federal grant to continue HIV/AIDS studies.
- Public Health's Homeless Program may accept and spend a $100,000 Comic Relief grant for health services for homeless people.
- $470,440 sought for HIV outreach to young people at risk
- Department of Public Health allowed to accept and spend a $630,399 federal grant for primary care and substance abuse services.
- Department of Public Health allowed to accept and spend a $2,187,178 state allocation for child health and disability prevention.
- Department of Public Health allowed to apply for and spend a $1,384,872 state grant for WIC services.
- Resolution to accept and spend a $2,102,567 federal continuation grant for the AIDS Surveillance Project is pending.
- Public Health would accept a $42,402 state grant to augment immunization services; sent to Finance Committee.
- Public Health would accept a $283,000 state grant for mental health consultation, education and information services; sent to Finance Committee.
- Health department proposes accepting a $66,774 grant from the American Foundation for AIDS Research; referred to Finance Committee.
- Health department proposes accepting a $10.8M state grant for indigent medical care; referred to Finance Committee.
- Public Health Department proposed applying for and accepting a $358,922 federal family health grant; text continues on the next page.
- Public Health Department's request to accept a $77,239 federal supplemental grant for the AIDS Surveillance Project is pending.
- Supervisor Alioto's request for a hearing on $93,097 for a medical waste program was referred to committee.
- Health department's AIDS Office may accept and spend a $6,029,444 federal continuing grant for the AIDS Prevention Project, with $209,512 held in reserve.
- Supervisors approved the Public Health Department accepting a $10,782,909 state grant for medical services to indigent persons for fiscal 1992-93.
- Department of Public Health proposed accepting a $20,000 grant from the [name withheld] for medical equipment; referred to Finance Committee.
- Health department proposed to apply for and accept a $358,922 grant for family health services.
- Supervisor Shelley's resolution would let the Department of Public Health accept a $20,000 family planning grant for medical equipment, referred to the Board.
- Controller proposed a $10.1M appropriation for Public Health medical revenues and San Francisco General Hospital; sent to Finance committee.
- Department of Public Health sought authority to apply for a $650,000 federal grant for sexually transmitted disease control from the Centers for Disease Control.
- Florida Street to close for a Surrender Inc. performance
- Health department granted authority to accept a $20,000 family planning council grant for medical equipment, ratified retroactively.
- Board finally passed a $37,634 appropriation for Department of Public Health salaries and services, with $7,500 held in reserve.
- Department of Public Health sent to committee its application for a $48,700 state grant to develop prehospital treatment guidelines.
- Department of Public Health sent to committee a $29,445 state grant to fund health education materials and staff travel.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend up to $2,000,000 in state LIMA funds for indigent medical care.
- Migden asked for a hearing on releasing $880,760 in reserved funds to the Department of Public Health for AIDS care; sent to committee.
- Health department authorized to apply for and spend a $175,032 federal grant for mental health and substance abuse services.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for a $650,000 Centers for Disease Control grant for STD prevention.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for a $180,000 University of California grant for an HIV tobacco research project.
- Health department authorized to apply for a $48,700 state grant to develop prehospital emergency treatment guidelines.
- Authority for the Department of Public Health to accept a $1,129,305 augmented state tobacco control allocation was sent to committee.
- Public Health department seeks to accept and spend a $29,445 state grant, including $2,945 indirect costs.
- The Public Health department may accept a $133,920 state grant for pediatric EMT training; the request went to committee.
- Health department authorized to apply for a $500,000 CDC grant to continue the AIDS Early Intervention Network, referred to committee.
- Health department authorized to accept and spend up to $4.7 million in federal substance abuse funds to cut waiting lists.
- 827 Guerrero Street leased for a Public Health care home
- Public Health Department's $844,125 state grant for Hepatitis B immunizations of infants and middle schoolers awaits its adoption vote.
- Resolution to accept and spend a $1,135,853 federal grant for tuberculosis control was referred to committee.
- Tax sale of 1398 Hudson Avenue cancelled and the bid refunded
- Resolution to accept and spend a $470,960 federal grant for sexually transmitted disease prevention was referred to committee.
- Department of Public Health AIDS Office proposed to accept and spend a $17,193,711 continuation grant from federal health resources. linked by the name only, not checked
- A $598,867 federal health grant for the Department of Public Health's homeless program was sent to committee.
- Public Health accepts a $17.2M federal grant continuing [name withheld] AIDS care funding.
- City Attorney gets a month-to-month lease at Fox Plaza
- The Department of Public Health was retroactively authorized to accept and spend a $1,135,853 federal grant for tuberculosis control.
- Health department may accept a $598,867 federal augmentation for homeless primary health and substance abuse care, requiring a $299,434 match.
- Public Health may apply for and spend a $264,000 state grant for AIDS mental health residential and day treatment, sent to committee.
- Public Health may apply for a $179,576 state grant to continue immunization services, sent to committee.
- Resolution authorizing the Department of Public Health to apply for a $790,000 state grant for AIDS education was sent to committee.
- Resolution authorizing a department to apply for state grant funds; details continue on the next page.
- Public Health may apply for a $179,576 state grant to continue immunization services, with indirect costs waived.
- Public Health may seek up to $794,005 in state funds for youth substance abuse and driving education in schools.
- Department of Public Health authorized to apply for and accept a $264,000 state grant for AIDS-related mental health services.
- Resolution urging $90,000 be set aside to fund a work-order health inspector in Public Health, adopted.
- Health department may accept a $356,000 federal AIDS grant; the resolution was sent to committee.
- Health department may apply for a $150,000 state grant for health education; the resolution was sent to committee.
- Health department may apply for a $500,000 federal grant for HIV prevention outreach to youth; sent to committee.
- Department of Public Health's $541,982 federal tuberculosis control grant is ratified after earlier acceptance.
- Department of Public Health seeks to accept a $119,773 state grant for mental health vocational services.
- Department of Public Health seeks to accept a $41,516 state grant augmentation for perinatal health services.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health apply for a $150,000 state grant for health education.
- Department of Public Health seeks to accept a $1,091,095 federal grant for required STD services.
- Department of Public Health seeks to accept an $84,375 state grant for support services for African American mothers and infants.
- Proposal to accept an $81,719 state grant augmentation for breast and cervical cancer screening through Public Health.
- Department of Public Health proposes accepting a $179,576 state grant to continue immunization services, sent to committee.
- Health department accepts retroactively a $541,982 federal grant for tuberculosis control in San Francisco.
- $500,000 grant sought for youth HIV prevention outreach work
- $2.7M accepted by the Port to upgrade the Ferry Terminal
- Department of Public Health accepted a $41,516 state grant augmentation for perinatal and maternal child health services.
- Application for a federal grant of up to $29,468,393 for substance abuse treatment services by the Department of Public Health was referred to committee.
- Application for a federal grant of up to $17,499,223 for substance abuse treatment placement services in San Francisco was referred to committee.
- Acceptance of a $35,900 state grant for emergency medical treatment guidelines was sent to the Government Efficiency and Labor Committee.
- Acceptance of an $18,600 Comic Relief grant for clerical support at [name withheld] was sent to the Government Efficiency and Labor Committee.
- Public Health would accept a $2.3M state grant to continue AIDS Office services; the proposal was referred to committee.
- Public Health would apply for a $2.5M federal grant for tuberculosis control; the proposal was referred to committee.
- Department of Public Health's $29.5M federal substance abuse grant application was continued to July 19, 1993.
- Public Health received a $35,900 state grant to develop uniform prehospital emergency treatment guidelines.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept an $18,600 Comic Relief grant for clerical support at [name withheld].
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health apply for a $6,500,000 federal grant to continue the AIDS Prevention Project.
- Department of Public Health seeks authority to apply for a $29.5M federal grant for substance abuse treatment.
- The Board accepted a state grant of up to $2,276,553 to continue the Department of Public Health's AIDS Master Grant Agreement.
- Department of Public Health may apply for and accept a $1,384,872 state grant for WIC services; outcome not shown on this page.
- $2.2 million Medi-Cal money for hospital computers proposed; not yet voted.
- The Board approved applying for a $2,511,292 federal grant for the Department of Public Health's tuberculosis control services.
- One city job group may join state disability insurance; pending.
- Resolution to accept a $945,333 federal grant for a mobile crisis team serving homeless people was sent to committee.
- Health department allowed to accept a $148,143 federal grant for clinical trials and health services for youth.
- Health department allowed to accept up to $450,000 from the state water board to oversee leaking underground fuel tank cleanups.
- Public Health proposed applying for and retroactively accepting a $706,188 Centers for Disease Control grant for family planning and HIV research.
- Public Health Department may accept a $747,699 state allocation to continue its [name withheld] AIDS disaster relief project.
- Public Health Department may apply for and accept a $1.5 million state grant for WIC services.
- Public Health Department accepts a $25,000 state grant for an AIDS epidemiologic research study; adopted.
- Department of Public Health may apply for and accept a $799,929 federal grant to study HIV counseling models.
- A proposed $44,505 DIFFA grant to the Public Health Department's AIDS Office for prevention planning was referred to committee.
- Department of Public Health asks to accept up to $10.8 million in state funds for indigent medical care.
- Resolution letting the Department of Public Health's AIDS Office accept a $44,505 private grant from DIFFA was adopted.
- The Department of Public Health sought retroactive approval to apply for a $196,785 federal grant for mental health and substance abuse treatment services.
- Public Health department authorized to apply retroactively for up to $196,785 grant for homeless persons' combined treatment services.
- Department of Public Health mental health substance abuse funding of $122,793 for three new positions passed for second reading.
- Passed for second reading a $4.1M appropriation for Department of Public Health community mental health services, creating 40 positions.
- The Public Health Department may accept up to $1.6M in federal grants for substance abuse treatment placement in San Francisco.
- Finally passed ordinance giving $122,793 to Public Health's mental health and substance abuse program, creating three positions.
- The Public Health Department may accept and spend a $2.5M grant for tuberculosis control services.
- Proposed $25,744,226 public health appropriation of Medi-Cal revenues, including $23,258,015 for SB 855 match, sent to Budget Committee.
- An appropriation of $8,169,119 for Department of Public Health community mental health services is pending; outcome continues on next page.
- Hospital computer systems money from state Medi-Cal payments approved.
- One city job added to state disability plan; sent to committee.
- A vote with no subject on this page
- Proposed: $90,000 Episcopal grant for homeless services.
- Health department lease at 1372 Mission Street sent to committee
- Proposed resolution lets Public Health accept up to $450,000 from the state to oversee leaking underground tank cleanups; sent for April 25 adoption.
- Passed first reading: $142,847 of jail fine revenue for Public Health case management of mentally ill inmates.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $5,000 state grant for Bay and Delta oil spill planning.
- Application for and acceptance of a $7,075 state or private grant to write an elderly services handbook was referred to committee.
- Acceptance of a $128,065 state grant for vocational services to mentally ill clients was referred to the Government Efficiency Committee.
- Ordinance giving the Department of Public Health $2,187,253 for a Medi-Cal managed care computer system was finally passed.
- Health department authorized to retroactively accept up to $585,610 state grant for youth substance abuse prevention in schools; referred.
- Health department authorized to apply for a $47,760 state grant for handicapped transportation services; referred to committee.
- Health department authorized to retroactively accept a $50,540 state grant for grief support training; referred to committee.
- Health department to accept up to $560,000 in state funds for unreimbursed health care costs; outcome continues on next page.
- The Department of Public Health's application for a $180,000 federal varicella research grant was referred to committee.
- Lease extension sought at 1975-1999 Bryant Street
- $2,200 March of Dimes grant for children's health sent to committee
- Public Health Department to seek up to $300,000 federal grant for mental health and substance abuse services; referred to committee.
- Public Health Department to accept up to $750,000 state funds for indigent medical assistance; referred to committee.
- Consideration of a $700,000 federal grant application for the Department of Public Health's homeless dually diagnosed referral evaluation was continued to July 11, 1994.
- Public Health Department to seek $10,000 state grant to plan adolescent nutrition and fitness in Southeast San Francisco; referred.
- Department of Public Health's application for a $700,000 federal grant to evaluate homeless mental health referrals was referred to committee.
- Public Health accepted a $10,000 state grant to plan adolescent nutrition and fitness in Southeast San Francisco.
- Public Health may accept up to $750,000 in state funds for indigent medical assistance, ratifying earlier action.
- Department of Public Health's childhood lead poisoning prevention grant of $1,266,382 from the state was referred to committee.
- Department of Public Health authorized to retroactively apply for a $700,000 federal grant evaluating referral services for homeless dually diagnosed people.
- The Public Health Department may accept and spend a $1,266,382 state grant for childhood lead poisoning prevention.
- Proposed acceptance of a $274,227 federal grant for the Department of Public Health to evaluate the 1993 AIDS Case Definition Project.
- Board overrode the Mayor's veto of Public Health budget items but refused to override vetoes of other departments.
- Public Health Department would accept and spend a retroactive $250,000 federal grant for PALS program close-out services; referred to Board calendar.
- Proposed resolution would let the Department of Public Health accept a $9,404,875 state grant for medical care of indigent persons; referred to committee.
- Proposed resolution would let the Department of Public Health accept a $22,004 state grant for solid waste facility inspections; referred to committee.
- The Department of Public Health's AIDS Office was authorized to accept a $274,227 federal grant to evaluate the 1993 AIDS case definition.
- Department of Public Health allowed to accept and spend a $250,000 federal grant for PALS primary care close-out services.
- Public Health Department may accept $558,286 from California Public Health Foundation Enterprises for HIV vaccine research; referred to committee.
- Airport lease at 350 Harbor Way in South San Francisco referred
- The Public Health Department may apply for and accept a $22,004 state grant for its solid waste facilities inspection program.
- A $201,495 Comic Relief grant augmentation for homeless health services was proposed and referred to committee.
- Muni's lease at 100 McAllister Street to be extended
- Public Health accepts up to $280,000 in retroactive state funds for unreimbursed care of legalized immigrants.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $201,495 Comic Relief grant for homeless services.
- A proposed resolution would let Public Health accept a $1,646,513 Centers for Disease Control grant for chlamydia testing, referred to committee.
- Department of Public Health authorized to apply for a $123,534 UCSF grant to track falls among the elderly.
- Department of Public Health authorized to retroactively accept a $96,492 USDA grant for WIC outreach services.
- Family support offices leased at 621 Mission Street
- Retroactive application for and acceptance of a $177,139 state violence prevention grant to the Department of Public Health was proposed and referred.
- Retroactive acceptance of a $299,000 federal grant to help General Assistance recipients apply for SSI benefits was proposed and referred.
- Department of Public Health may accept a $5,000 state grant for hazardous materials emergency response equipment.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $299,000 Social Security grant to help General Assistance recipients apply for SSI benefits.
- Health Department may apply for and accept a $177,139 state grant to strengthen violence prevention; adopted.
- Public Health Department may accept a $49,872 state grant for pediatric emergency medical training of paramedics.
- Controller's $1,396,099 appropriation lets Public Health expand psychiatric emergency services at San Francisco General Hospital, passed for second reading.
- Controller proposed $180,000 Medi-Cal and $220,000 reserve funds to continue Mental Health Center special-problem services; referred to Budget Committee.
- Health department to accept a $128,055 state grant for vocational services to mentally ill clients, indirect costs waived.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to apply retroactively for a $55,000 state grant for preventive care for seniors over 60.
- Proposal for Public Health to accept a $5,000 state grant for oil spill planning, sent to committee.
- Proposal for the Paramedic Division to accept a $10,000 federal grant to evaluate its Make the [name withheld] campaign.
- The Department of Public Health may accept a $5,000 state grant for Bay and Delta oil spill planning.
- Airports Commission asks to take a federal grant for airport improvements
- Public Health may accept and spend a $16,781 state grant for STD outreach, education and referral; adopted.
- Resolution to accept a $16,000 SafeAmerica Foundation gift for child car seats was referred to committee.
- Resolution to retroactively accept a $27,683 grant for red light running awareness was referred to committee.
- Health department may sign an amended state agreement for $5,376,526 in Medi-Cal funds for substance abuse treatment, retroactive to July 1, 1994.
- Health department may sign a state hold-harmless agreement receiving $10.8M for substance abuse treatment through June 1997.
- Resolution authorizing the Department of Public Health to accept a gift over $15,000 of billboard space from Patrick Media Group, referred to the Board.
- Parking ticket office to lease space at 1380 Howard Street
- Public Health Department accepts a $16,000 gift from SafeAmerica Foundation to provide child car seats; adopted.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend $88,145 in federal AIDS housing funds.
- Public Health Department may accept donated billboard space valued over $15,000 from Patrick Media Group for a public campaign.
- Department of Public Health may apply for and spend a $27,683 grant for a red light running awareness campaign.
- Proposed retroactive application for a $7,500 state grant for cardiovascular health services was sent to committee.
- Proposed retroactive application for a $165,000 federal nutrition education grant from the Department of Public Health was sent to committee.
- Police Chief asks to sign an agreement with the Park Police
- A retroactive $77,000 state grant for a pediatric training pilot for paramedics was referred to committee.
- City Attorney to lease offices at Fox Plaza on Market Street
- Department of Public Health sent to committee a request to accept a $9,992 state grant for senior injury prevention.
- Department of Public Health sent to committee a request to accept a $349,281 state grant to immunize high-risk infants and toddlers.
- Children and youth office leases space at 1390 Market Street
- Health Department may accept and spend a $9,992 state grant for a senior injury prevention project, ratifying earlier action.
- Public Health may retroactively accept $49,996 grant for substance abuse prevention for high-risk preschoolers; referred to committee.
- Health department may accept a $49,996 grant from the Economic Opportunity Council for preschool substance abuse prevention.
- Delinquency Prevention Commission to lease 1390 Market Street
- Public Health retroactively accepts a $16,781 state grant for STD outreach, education and referral services.
- A $165,928 California health grant to immunize high-risk infants and toddlers was sent to the Government Efficiency/Labor Committee.
- Proposed retroactive application for a $200,000 federal grant from HRSA for a children's health information system was referred to committee.
- A proposed resolution would let Public Health accept a $33,562 state grant for STD outreach, education and referral services; referred to committee.
- $52,122 immunization grant for Mission Neighborhood Health Center sent to committee
- Lease change approved at 1145 Market Street for the waste program linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of Public Health proposed accepting up to $1,262,373 in federal and state funds for substance abuse treatment; referred to committee.
- The Department of Public Health proposed accepting a $180,000 state grant to develop an immunization information system; referred to committee.
- The Board retroactively authorized the Public Health Department to accept a $180,000 state grant for an immunization system.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $1,262,373 federal grant for substance abuse treatment, with conditions added.
- Public Health Department would accept a $100,000 state grant to review and upgrade emergency medical services for children; referred to committee.
- Public Health Department would accept a $201,997 state grant for vocational services to mentally ill clients; referred to committee.
- Public Health Department would accept a $22,000 state grant to support solid waste facility permitting and inspections; referred to committee.
- Ordinance proposes appropriating about $305,000 in General Fund and tobacco tax money to the Department of Public Health and San Francisco General Hospital.
- $257,913 emergency sewer work on Hyde Street sent to committee
- Department of Public Health application to accept a $119,143 University of California AIDS research grant was referred to committee.
- Health department may accept and spend a $190,691 Haas Fund grant to train mental health consultants for early childhood programs.
- Health department may accept and spend a $119,143 UC AIDS Research grant to evaluate HIV counseling and testing referrals.
- Health department lease at Fox Plaza sent to committee
- Public Health was authorized to accept a $5,000 state grant for oil spill prevention planning in the Bay.
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept up to $946,920 from the State Water Resources Control Board for underground storage cleanup oversight, referred to committee.
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept a $60,000 Haas Fund grant to plan its mental health managed care program, referred to committee.
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept an $83,500 Comic Relief grant for homeless program health services, referred to committee.
- A proposed acceptance of a $100,000 state grant for suicide prevention training was sent to the Government Efficiency committee.
- A proposed acceptance of a $40,000 Glaxo Wellcome grant for herpes surveillance was sent to committee.
- A proposed acceptance of a $911,622 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant for mental health managed care was sent to committee.
- Resolution would let the Department of Public Health accept and spend up to $946,920 in state funds for underground storage tanks.
- Public Health may accept a $60,000 Haas Fund grant to hire a consultant for mental health managed care policy. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health accepts an $83,500 Comic Relief grant for health and support services in its homeless programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept a $40,000 [name withheld] grant for herpes surveillance.
- Police crime prevention unit to lease space at Tenth and Howard
- Public Health Department may apply for and spend up to $9,079,584 in state funds for indigent medical care.
- Public Health may retroactively apply for a $250,000 state grant for alternatives to violence, sent to committee.
- Department of Public Health asked to apply for and accept a $125,261 federal CDC grant for HIV prevention evaluation; referred to committee.
- Public Health may retroactively apply for a $250,000 state grant for family violence prevention.
- Department of Public Health proposed accepting a $37,697 state allocation for tuberculosis control services; referred to committee.
- Public Health's proposed acceptance of a $72,000 Corporation for Supportive Housing grant for homeless health care was referred to committee.
- Public Health's proposed acceptance of up to $437,000 in federal grant funds for a substance abuse impact study was referred to committee.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept an $8,500 state grant for hazardous materials response equipment; the item was referred to committee.
- Department of Public Health asked to accept retroactively a $275,399 state Medi-Cal allocation for childhood lead prevention; referred to committee.
- Public Health may retroactively apply for a $135,000 Wellness Foundation grant for teen pregnancy outreach; referred to committee.
- Public Health may apply for a $600,000 state grant for senior pedestrian safety; referred to committee.
- Department of Public Health accepted a $437,000 federal augmentation for a Target Cities/SSI substance abuse impact study.
- Department of Public Health accepted a $275,399 Medi-Cal allocation for childhood lead poisoning case management.
- Department of Public Health accepted an $8,500 state grant for hazardous materials emergency response equipment.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for a $600,000 state grant for senior pedestrian safety.
- Department of Public Health retroactively sought a $135,000 Wellness Foundation grant for teen pregnancy outreach services.
- Proposes retroactive application for up to $300,000 in Ford Foundation and Harvard awards for three Public Health projects; referred to committee.
- Proposes retroactive acceptance of a $50,000 state grant for Public Health youth mentoring programs; referred to Health committee.
- Department of Public Health seeks to accept a $750,000 state grant for community violence prevention services.
- The Department of Public Health may apply for and spend a state grant of up to $50,000 for youth mentoring programs.
- The Department of Public Health may apply for up to $300,000 in retroactive awards from the Ford Foundation and Harvard's Kennedy School.
- $370,000 sought to make Lake Merced Boulevard safer for cyclists
- Public Health Department may retroactively accept a $7,499 state grant for oil spill response planning in San Francisco Bay.
- Public Health Department may retroactively accept an $8,500 state grant for hazardous materials emergency response equipment.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $72,000 grant from Corporation for Supportive Housing for homeless health care.
- Proposed retroactive application for a $382,592 state grant to build a system of care for emotionally disturbed children.
- Resolution authorizes Public Health to accept a $63,685 grant from Lutheran Social Services for HIV/AIDS primary care; referred to Health Committee.
- Health department asked to accept and spend a $45,000 grant for preschooler substance abuse prevention; sent to committee.
- Health department asked to accept a $109,538 California [name withheld] grant to design a long-term care system; sent to committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $16,063,216 to Public Health for San Francisco General Hospital and $1,783,363 for mental health contracts; referred to Finance Committee.
- $5.4M Medi-Cal drug treatment agreement sent to committee
- Department of Public Health was authorized to seek a $382,592 state grant for children with serious emotional disturbance.
- Controller's $162,300 appropriation funds the Health Access Program through public health clinics; referred to Finance Committee.
- Public Health accepts a $63,585 grant from Lutheran Social Services of America for HIV/AIDS primary care.
- Public Health may apply for and accept a $45,000 grant from the Economic Opportunity Council for preschooler substance abuse prevention.
- Public Health accepts a $228,961 state grant for vocational services to mentally ill psychiatric clients.
- Public Health signs an amended Medi-Cal agreement with the State worth $5,393,947 for substance abuse treatment.
- Proposed acceptance of a $334,592 state grant for a children's mental health system of care; sent to committee.
- Resolution proposes accepting up to $470,000 in state funds for oversight of leaking underground storage tank cleanups; referred to Health Committee.
- A proposed resolution to let the Department of Public Health accept up to $9,179,584 in state CHIP grant funds was referred to committee.
- Board adopted a resolution letting Public Health accept a $334,592 state grant to build a children's mental health system.
- Board adopted a resolution letting Public Health accept up to $470,000 from the state to oversee underground fuel tank cleanups.
- Department of Public Health may accept up to $9.2M in state funds for medical care for indigent residents.
- Retroactive application for and acceptance of a $44,000 state grant for prehospital grief support training referred to committee.
- Retroactive acceptance of a $3,884.31 state grant for Department of Public Health electronic communications referred to committee.
- Retroactive application for and acceptance of a $54,000 state grant for a stroke education campaign referred to committee.
- Health department may apply for and spend a $350,000 federal grant to develop a terrorism medical strike team; adopted.
- Public Health may retroactively accept and spend a $3,884.31 state grant for electronic communication upgrades.
- Proposed resolution would let Public Health accept a $62,000 gift from the California Healthcare Foundation for universal health care data work; referred to committee.
- Public Health Department may accept a $54,000 state grant for a public campaign on recognising strokes and calling 911.
- Public Health Department may accept a $44,000 state grant to continue its Prehospital Grief Support Training Program.
- Public Health grant of $28,185 from Economic Opportunity Council for substance abuse prevention at [name withheld] sent to committee.
- A $109,538 California [name withheld] grant to plan long-term care services was referred to the Health, Family and Environment Committee.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $109,538 California [name withheld] grant to plan long-term care services.
- Department of Public Health accepts a $62,000 gift from the California Healthcare Foundation for universal health care work.
- Department of Public Health, Division of Mental Health, granted $28,185 by Economic Opportunity Council for [name withheld] prevention.
- Proposed $1.5M from tobacco settlement revenue for a Department of Public Health program to discourage smoking among minors was referred to Finance Committee.
- Public Health's retroactive acceptance of an $80,000 Corporation for Supportive Housing grant for homeless clients' care was referred to committee.
- The Department of Public Health may accept and spend an $80,000 Corporation for Supportive Housing grant for homeless care.
- Department of Public Health asked to accept a $20,000 State EMS Authority grant to complete the local EMS Plan; sent to committee.
- Department of Public Health asked to accept a $321,317 grant from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for an HIV vaccine trial; sent to committee.
- $361,161 grant for HIV prevention work sent to committee
- Proposed acceptance of a $337,800 federal grant to continue the Department of Public Health's Uniform Reporting System was referred to committee.
- Proposed acceptance of a $15,000 state grant for HIV drug-resistance surveillance by the Department of Public Health was referred to committee.
- Mental health offices proposed at 3801 Third Street
- Proposed $1,500,000 from tobacco settlement revenue for Public Health programs discouraging minors from smoking; sent to Finance Committee.
- Health department may accept and spend a $306,161 federal CDC grant for HIV/AIDS condom prevention, adopted as amended.
- The Public Health Department's AIDS Office accepted a $63,000 Kaiser Family Foundation grant for HIV risk identification, adopted.
- The Public Health Department accepted a $337,800 federal grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration, adopted.
- The Public Health Department accepted a $169,500 state grant from the WIC Branch for smoking cessation services, adopted.
- Public Health Department allowed to accept a $15,000 state grant for HIV drug-resistance surveillance, approved retroactively.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,033,415 to Department of Public Health community health services, creating 28.2 positions, finally passed.
- Human Services to lease 3119 Mission Street for CalWORKs
- A $33,000,000 appropriation of medical revenues for San Francisco General Hospital's federal payment program was referred to Finance Committee.
- Board passed first reading of a $33M appropriation of medical revenues to San Francisco General Hospital.
- Proposed resolution letting Public Health accept a $954,000 state grant for home visiting services; sent to committee.
- Renewal of the New Conservatory Theatre Center lease sent to committee
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $167,680 state grant for sexually transmitted disease training.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $60,000 private grant from the Haas Fund for mental health planning.
- Dental Health Foundation's $63,295 for school screenings sent to committee
- Board accepts retroactively a $954,000 state grant for Public Health home visiting services in San Francisco.
- Passed on first reading: $15,501,323 in extra medical revenue appropriated to San Francisco General and Laguna Honda hospitals for salaries and staffing.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $15,000 Public Health Institute grant for youth health education at Balboa High School.
- Health department may accept $58,217 federal grant for crisis counseling in emergency shelters and stress management.
- Health department may accept $63,295 from the Dental Health Foundation for school dental screenings and sealants.
- Department of Public Health proposed applying for a $20,500 state enforcement grant on waste management; referred to Health, Family and Environment Committee.
- The Department of Public Health is authorized to apply retroactively for a $20,500 state waste management grant.
- $16.0M state substance abuse agreement sent to committee
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $42,615 state WIC Program grant for service infrastructure.
- Resolution to accept up to $9,150,401 in state CHIP funds for indigent medical care by Public Health; sent to committee.
- Proposed acceptance of a $523,318 state grant for immunization services run by the Department of Public Health, sent to committee.
- $534,337 for the Life Learning Residential Center sent to committee
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $22,695 state grant for its solid waste facilities permit and inspection program.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $20,000 state grant to complete the local EMS Plan.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $321,317 grant from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for an HIV vaccine trial.
- Department of Public Health proposed to accept a $130,500 state grant for TeenSMART teen counseling; referred to committee.
- A $5,000 San Diego State University Foundation grant for a children's bike helmet safety program was referred to committee.
- The Department of Public Health accepted a $625,000 grant from the Corporation for Supportive Housing for two SRO hotels.
- Resolution to accept a $257,053 federal grant for chlamydia screening evaluation was received and sent to the Public Health Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed retroactive acceptance of a $100,000 federal grant for DPH to study physician prescription of methadone.
- Proposed acceptance of a $46,816 state grant for a Y2K hazardous materials project was sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of Public Health accepted a $46,816 emergency services grant for a Y2K hazardous materials project.
- The Department of Public Health accepted a $145,421 University of California grant for AIDS research.
- Department of Public Health would accept a $625,000 grant for supportive services at the Pacific Bay Inn and Windsor Hotel; sent to committee.
- Public Health may accept and spend a $50,000 state grant for long-term care of frail elderly and disabled adults; sent to committee.
- Clinic seeks $25,000 grant for domestic violence program.
- A $25,000 Open Society Institute grant to the Department of Public Health for a Bridging the Gap conference was referred to committee.
- Resolution to accept a $49,826 state grant for a trauma system evaluation was received and sent to the Public Health Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend a $130,500 state grant for TeenSMART counseling.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend a $597,898 federal grant for the Reggie Project.
- Proposed acceptance of a $171,002 state grant for the AIDS Drug Assistance Program was sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of Public Health accepted a $171,002 state grant for the AIDS Drug Assistance Program.
- Public Health Department proposed accepting a $71,000 state grant for a tattoo removal program serving high-risk youth.
- Proposed resolution would let Public Health retroactively subcontract with UCSF [name withheld] for $4,565 in data management.
- Department of Public Health asks to accept and spend a $596,658 Haas Fund grant for early childhood mental health consultant training; sent to committee.
- Sale of a small city easement at Fifth and Bluxome proposed
- Department of Public Health accepted a $96,658 Miriam and Peter Haas Fund grant for early childhood mental health consultant training.
- Department of Public Health accepted a $119,250 California HealthCare Foundation grant to plan long-term care for frail elderly adults.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $5,000 San Diego State University Foundation grant for a bike helmet safety program.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $25,000 Open Society Institute grant for a drug policy conference.
- Proposes accepting $49,719 federal grant for health conference.
- Accepts $40,000 Comic Relief grant for homeless program.
- $40,000 from [name withheld] sought for city homeless programs
- Passed: $349,719 federal grant for a mental health conference.
- $5,000 state grant for oil spill prevention input proposed.
- Health department accepts $5,000 state oil-spill prevention grant.
- Health department accepts $500,000 state grant for child car-seat safety program.
- $110,027 accepted for hillside repair on San Jose Avenue
- Public Health Department may accept and spend up to $4,910,208 in state funds for indigent health care, sent to committee.
- The Public Health Department was authorized to accept a state grant of up to $4,860,674 for indigent health care.
- Public Health would accept and spend a $145,421 University of California AIDS research grant; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health may retroactively accept and spend a $50,000 state grant for long-term care of frail elderly and disabled adults.
- $113.4M in federal transit money for Muni projects sent to committee
- Health department accepts $272,846 federal CDC grant for the Raise African American Infant Survival Program. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department accepts $49,826 state grant to evaluate trauma care systems shared with San Mateo County.
- Health department asks to accept $800,000 federal HIV prevention grant.
- Proposed resolution would accept a $23,210 state grant for bioterrorism preparedness at the Department of Public Health; sent to committee.
- Federal HIV prevention money recommended by committee.
- Finance and Labor Committee to consider releasing $248,579 in reserved funds for DPH tobacco prevention contracts with community groups.
- Department of Public Health requests release of $479,769 in reserved funds for a Phase II youth anti-smoking media campaign.
- Proposed: the Department of Public Health would accept a $60,000 San Francisco Foundation grant for substance abuse planning, sent to committee.
- Proposed grant of $370,185 from the Community Endowment funds a teen pregnancy prevention program at Balboa High School; sent to committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $54,290 for an emergency winter shelter for homeless gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender youth passed.
- Budget Analyst recommends approving a $359,813 CDC grant to the Department of Public Health, after deleting a clause allowing future renewals. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of a $158,395 state grant for the Nutrition Network healthy-eating project; sent to committee.
- Proposed resolution would accept $475,000 in federal grant money to expand the city's detoxification beds from 10 to 22; sent to committee.
- Supervisor Ammiano requested a hearing on releasing $54,290 for a winter shelter for homeless LGBT youth; sent to Finance and Labor Committee.
- Federal money for HIV research and training proposed.
- Federal HIV research grant of $359,813 proposed.
- Department of Public Health asked to accept and spend a $211,587 grant from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for HIV vaccine trials.
- Federal HIV prevention grant of $800,000 proposed.
- Proposed acceptance of a $367,942 state grant for drug court substance abuse treatment for parolees, sent to committee.
- Department of Public Health proposed accepting a $48,649 Harvard grant for a San Francisco firearm injury surveillance system; referred to committee.
- Department of Public Health proposed accepting an $211,587 grant from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for HIV vaccine trials; referred to committee.
- The Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $246,423 federal SAMHSA grant for a San Francisco mental health research project.
- Public Health accepts a $174,261 federal-funded grant for HIV vaccine trials leadership, running September 1999 to August 2000. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed: Department of Public Health to accept and spend a $158,395 state grant for the Nutrition Network Project.
- Proposed: accept $500,000 state grant for child passenger safety program.
- Proposed resolution would accept and spend a $359,813 federal CDC grant for HIV applied research; sent to Public Health Committee.
- Proposed resolution would accept and spend an $800,000 federal CDC grant to evaluate HIV and STD prevention decisions; sent to Public Health Committee.
- $54,290 for a winter shelter for homeless gay, lesbian and transgender youth
- $246,423 federal mental health grant sent to committee
- $54,290 passed for a shelter for homeless gay and transgender youth
- City to accept money from tobacco company settlement proposed linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed: $158,395 state grant for healthy eating and activity program.
- Proposed: $48,649 Harvard grant to track gun injuries in SF.
- Grant for HIV epidemic research in San Francisco approved
- Federal grant to study HIV and STD prevention data approved
- Emergency winter shelter for homeless LGBT youth funded linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of Public Health was allowed to accept and spend an $800,000 federal CDC grant for HIV/AIDS prevention evaluation.
- Public Health Department accepts and spends a $359,813 federal CDC grant for HIV research and professional education.
- $211,587 HIV vaccine trial grant proposed, under review.
- $48,649 gun injury tracking grant from Harvard proposed.
- HIV vaccine trial grant of $211,587 proposed.
- $211,587 HIV vaccine research grant clears committee, heads to full vote.
- $367,942 sought for the city's Drug Court Partnership Program
- $246,423 federal mental health practice research grant proposed.
- $60,000 substance abuse planning grant from SF Foundation proposed.
- Department of Public Health's $246,423 federal grant for substance abuse prevention evaluation was recommended by committee as amended.
- HIV vaccine trial grant of $211,587 proposed.
- $60,000 substance abuse planning grant clears committee.
- $48,649 firearm injury data grant clears committee.
- Public Health committee recommended, as amended, DPH acceptance of a $48,649 Harvard grant for firearm injury surveillance.
- State grant for healthy eating and exercise program proposed.
- $158,395 healthy-eating grant for low-income families proposed.
- $158,395 healthy-eating grant for low-income families clears committee.
- $367,942 drug court grant recommended as amended in committee
- Drug court grant from the state sent to committee
- Finance Committee hearing on releasing $50,000 reserved for DPH's actuarial study of the methadone-by-prescription program.
- Public Health accepts $211,587 to keep HIV vaccine trials going.
- Police run teen drunk-driving program, Every 15 Minutes, with state money.
- Healthy eating program for low-income residents gets $158,395.
- Public Health Department accepts a $246,423 federal SAMHSA grant for a substance abuse treatment evaluation plan.
- Public Health Department accepts a $211,587 grant from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for Phase III HIV vaccine trials.
- Board adopted resolution letting Public Health accept a $158,395 state grant for the Nutrition Network Project.
- $60,000 grant to plan substance abuse services, sent to committee.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $548,649 Harvard grant for firearm injury surveillance.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $48,649 Harvard grant for firearm injury surveillance.
- Supervisor Ammiano requested release of $54,290 for an emergency winter shelter for homeless LGBT youth; sent to committee.
- Proposed $370,185 grant for teen pregnancy program at Balboa High.
- Department of Public Health accepts and spends a $367,942 state grant for drug court substance abuse treatment; resolution adopted.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $60,000 San Francisco Foundation grant for substance abuse services planning.
- $60,000 private grant to plan substance-abuse services accepted.
- $367,942 state grant sought for the drug court program
- Proposed $23,210 state grant for germ-attack preparedness.
- $370,185 teen health program at Balboa High clears committee.
- Budget review: $18.2 million state drug treatment agreement.
- $6,000 foundation grant for town halls on city health planning; advanced in committee.
- $201,921 state grant for nursing care of foster children; advanced in committee.
- $3,285 UC San Francisco study contract; advanced in committee.
- $30,000 state grant for HIV exposure care; advanced in committee.
- Budget review: $25,000 grant for 5th-grade transition program.
- Public Health Department asked to accept a $40,000 state grant for a safe communities pedestrian program; sent to committee.
- Budget review: $93,756 telehealth grant for African American residents.
- $23,210 grant for biological attack readiness clears committee.
- $1.1 million HIV care grant for jail and prison inmates proposed.
- Health department to accept $40,000 for pedestrian safety planning.
- $93,756 grant to develop telehealth for African American residents; advanced in committee.
- Licensed gun dealers barred from selling very small pistols, with exceptions.
- Health department grant for pedestrian safety planning.
- Resolution adopted authorizing the Department of Public Health to accept and spend a $370,185 grant for teen pregnancy prevention at Balboa High School.
- Public Health Department granted authority to accept a $40,000 state grant for pedestrian safety planning.
- $25,000 grant for a program preparing fifth graders for adolescence.
- Health department asks to accept $30,000 state grant for HIV prevention.
- Public Health Department seeks to accept a $30,000 State AIDS grant for HIV prophylaxis; sent to committee.
- Public Health Department seeks to accept a $25,000 Goldman Fund grant for a 5th-grade transitions program; sent to committee.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $530,000 State AIDS Office grant for HIV prevention.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend $25,000 from the Goldman Fund for a 5th-grade transitions program.
- Department of Public Health allowed to accept and spend a $30,000 State AIDS Office grant retroactively for HIV prophylaxis.
- Department of Public Health allowed to accept and spend a $25,000 Goldman Fund grant for a fifth-grade transitions program.
- Department of Public Health asks to accept a $449,929 state grant for the San Francisco Pedestrian Safety Program; referred to committee.
- Public Health asks to accept $887,666 from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to evaluate San Francisco health insurance; referred to committee.
- Department of Public Health would accept a $449,929 state pedestrian safety grant; the resolution was referred for adoption at the next meeting.
- Department of Public Health would accept an $887,666 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant to evaluate health insurance before and after a city purchasing cooperative; referred.
- Department of Public Health may accept $887,666 from Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to evaluate health insurance programs.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept an $887,666 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant to evaluate health insurance status.
- A proposal to accept and spend a $201,921 state grant for health care for children in foster care was sent to committee.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend a $449,929 state pedestrian safety grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of a $201,921 state grant for the Health Care Program for Children in [name withheld]; sent to committee.
- Resolution proposed to let the Public Health Department sign a $18,228,544 state agreement for substance abuse treatment; referred to committee.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $201,921 state grant for health care for children in foster care, adopted.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $201,921 state grant for foster children's health care.
- Grant of $693,750 from HUD for a Laguna Honda senior assisted living project was sent to committee.
- A $1,054,979 National Institute of Drug Abuse grant for HIV evolution research was proposed and sent to the Public Health committee.
- A $93,755.60 California Health Foundation grant for telehealth services for African Americans was proposed and sent to committee.
- Resolution to accept a $1,054,979 National Institute of Drug Abuse grant for HIV evolution research was referred to committee.
- Resolution to accept $93,755.60 from the California Health Foundation and Trust for telehealth in African American communities was referred to committee.
- A $1,054,979 federal grant to study HIV evolution among drug users was sent to the Public Health and Environment Committee.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend $93,755.60 from the California Health Foundation for telehealth for African Americans in San Francisco.
- Public Health Department was authorized to accept a $1,054,979 federal grant from the National Institute of Drug Abuse to study HIV evolution.
- Public Health Department was authorized to accept and spend a $93,755.60 California Health Foundation grant for telehealth in African American communities.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $1.1M federal grant from NIDA to study HIV evolution in drug users.
- Public health clinic and hospital fees for the year; still pending.
- Department of Public Health proposed accepting a $6,000 San Francisco Foundation grant for health planning town halls; sent to committee.
- Department of Public Health proposed accepting a $450,000 state grant for children and youth domestic violence services.
- Resolution to accept a $6,000 San Francisco Foundation grant for public health town hall planning was referred to committee.
- Department of Public Health proposed accepting a $450,000 state grant for children and youth domestic violence services, referred to committee.
- Analyst reviews $693,750 federal grant for senior housing at Laguna Honda
- Proposed $693,750 federal grant for senior assisted living at Laguna Honda
- Budget review: $6,000 foundation grant for health planning town halls.
- Budget review: $450,000 state grant to expand domestic violence prevention.
- Budget review of 2000-01 state health grant funds.
- Budget review: up to $4.8 million state funds for patient care.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend up to $4,846,670 in state funds for medical care for indigent patients.
- Public Health may accept and spend a $693,750 federal HUD grant for Laguna Honda senior assisted living housing.
- Budget review: $101,976 study on care for HIV patients.
- Board adopted acceptance of a $693,750 federal HUD grant for the Laguna Honda seniors housing project.
- $101,976 study on care for HIV patients; advanced in committee.
- Adopted: Public Health Department may accept and spend a $6,000 San Francisco Foundation grant for health town hall planning.
- Public Health accepted a $6,000 San Francisco Foundation grant to fund town hall meetings on health planning.
- Resolution proposed to accept a $101,976 University of California grant for a Department of Public Health care-access study.
- Department of Public Health proposes accepting a $453,098 federal grant to replace Laguna Honda Hospital's power plant.
- Department of Public Health to accept and spend a $101,976 University of California AIDS research grant; referred to committee.
- Proposed $250,000 appropriation from the General Fund Reserve to fund a housing program for homeless LGBTQ young adults was sent to the Finance and Labor Committee.
- Proposed $250,000 appropriation for a housing program for homeless queer young adults was sent to Finance and Labor Committee.
- Department of Public Health proposed to accept and spend a $101,976 University of California grant to study care for homeless HIV-infected people.
- Public Health Department seeks to accept and spend a $101,976 UARP grant for a homeless HIV health study.
- Money set aside for a shelter for homeless queer young adults
- Housing for homeless queer young adults planned at 2500 Market Street
- Proposed $250,000 appropriation for housing homeless LGBTQ young adults passed on first reading.
- Board passed on first reading $250,000 from the General Fund Reserve for housing homeless LGBTQ young adults through Public Health.
- $3.96 million state grant for homeless adults' mental-health services proposed.
- $3.96 million state mental-health grant for homeless adults, partly held back.
- Proposed acceptance of $65,173.22 in gifts from various donors for the Department of Public Health; referred for adoption.
- Board adopted Resolution 1033-00 letting the Department of Public Health accept a $53,961,167 state mental health grant.
- Proposed acceptance of $65,173.22 in gifts from various donors for the Department of Public Health. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department proposed accepting a $174,841 CDC grant for viral hepatitis prevention; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department proposed accepting a $496,520 federal grant for HIV treatment capacity; sent to committee, hearing requested December 14.
- Public Health proposes accepting a $496,520 federal grant to expand HIV treatment capacity under Action Point-II; sent to committee.
- Ordinance appropriates $250,000 to the Department of Public Health for housing homeless queer young adults, finally passed.
- Ordinance appropriates $250,000 from the General Fund Reserve for a housing program for homeless LGBTQ young adults; passed.
- Public Health proposes accepting a $174,841 federal CDC grant to fold viral hepatitis prevention into existing services; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Gifts totaling $65,173.22 from various donors were accepted for the Department of Public Health.
- Accepts $65,173.22 in gifts from various donors for the Department of Public Health.
- Proposed $174,841 federal grant for hepatitis prevention.
- Proposed $496,520 federal grant to expand HIV treatment, new site in Bayview.
- $174,841 federal grant for hepatitis prevention; decision postponed.
- Hepatitis prevention grant of $174,841 cleared committee.
- $496,520 HIV treatment grant cleared committee.
- $2.1 million mental health grant advanced in committee.
- Public Health's proposed $20,000 grant to estimate unmet primary care need awaits Board approval; the outcome is not printed here. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department may accept and spend up to $4,826,945 in state indigent healthcare funds; sent to committee.
- Public Health Department's resolution to accept a $361,547 federal CDC grant for HIV research was referred to committee.
- The Department of Public Health was approved for a $50,000 State Office of AIDS grant to survey young men in low-income neighborhoods.
- Proposed resolution would let Public Health accept a $900,000 CDC grant for the Seven Principles REACH 2010 project; sent to committee.
- Proposed resolution would let Public Health accept a $98,399 EPA grant for the [name withheld] for Healthy [name withheld] asthma program.
- Health department grant of $800,000 for residential substance abuse beds for pregnant and postpartum women was sent to the Public Health Committee.
- Public Health may accept and spend $174,841 in federal CDC grant funds to add viral hepatitis prevention to existing services.
- Resolution to accept an $800,000 federal grant to expand residential substance abuse beds for pregnant and postpartum women was referred to committee.
- Health department proposed accepting a $195,900 federal grant for youth violence prevention in Bayview Hunters Point and the Mission. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department proposed accepting a $235,000 federal grant for a mobile methadone maintenance program.
- Health department proposed accepting a $98,399 EPA grant for the [name withheld] for Healthy [name withheld] asthma program.
- Proposed resolution would let Public Health accept a $195,900 federal grant to reduce youth violence in Bayview and the Mission.
- Proposed resolution would let Public Health accept a $235,000 federal grant for a mobile methadone maintenance program. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health may accept and spend a $2,110,871 state mental health block grant to improve care for seriously ill people.
- Department of Public Health accepted a $496,520 federal grant to expand HIV treatment capacity for urban poor.
- Board adopted a resolution accepting $2,110,871 in state mental health block grant funds for the Department of Public Health.
- Board adopted a resolution accepting $174,841 in federal CDC grant funds for viral hepatitis prevention services.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept $598,399 from the U.S. EPA for a program reducing indoor asthma triggers; called to Board January 29.
- Public Health Department would accept $993,917 federal grant for HIV/AIDS services in highly impacted minority communities.
- Proposed acceptance of a $993,917 federal grant for HIV services in highly impacted minority communities, called from committee for January 29, 2001.
- Department of Public Health would accept and spend an $800,000 federal grant to expand residential substance abuse beds for pregnant women.
- Department of Public Health would accept and spend a $98,399 EPA grant to reduce indoor asthma triggers in homes.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept an $800,000 federal grant to expand residential substance abuse beds for pregnant women; called to Board January 29.
- Public Health Department would accept $235,000 federal grant for a mobile methadone maintenance program; pending Board vote.
- Public Health Department would accept $195,900 federal grant for youth mental health promotion in Bayview Hunters Point and the Mission.
- Proposed acceptance of a $235,000 federal grant for a mobile methadone program, called from committee for January 29, 2001 consideration.
- Proposed acceptance of a $195,900 federal grant for youth mental health and violence prevention in Bayview Hunters Point and the Mission, called from committee for January 29, 2001.
- Board adopted resolution accepting $235,000 federal grant for a mobile methadone maintenance program run by Public Health.
- Board adopted resolution accepting $98,399 EPA grant for the [name withheld] for Healthy [name withheld] asthma program.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend $993,917 federal grant for HIV technical assistance in minority communities; adopted as amended.
- Board adopted, as amended, resolution accepting $800,000 federal grant to expand residential substance abuse beds for pregnant women.
- Health Department allowed to accept a $195,900 federal grant for youth violence prevention planning in Bayview and the Mission.
- The Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $235,000 federal grant for a mobile methadone maintenance program.
- The Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $98,399 federal EPA grant for the [name withheld] for Healthy [name withheld] program.
- The Department of Public Health may accept and spend an $800,000 federal grant to expand residential substance abuse beds for pregnant women. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $993,917 federal grant for HIV services in minority communities, approved as amended.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend $195,900 federal SAMHSA grant for youth mental health promotion.
- Ordinance proposing $1,203,219 in state EMSA funds for emergency physician care of indigent persons was sent to Finance Committee.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $1,203,319 in state EMSA funds for emergency physician care for indigent persons; sent to Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,203,219 of state EMSA funds for emergency physician care for indigent persons was sent to Finance Committee after substitution.
- Supervisors Leno and Newsom proposed appropriating $1,203,319 in EMSA funds for indigent emergency physician services, sent to Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,203,219 for emergency physician services to indigent persons passed on first reading.
- Ordinance finally passed appropriating $1,203,219 of EMSA funds for emergency physician services to indigent persons through Public Health.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $1,203,219 to the Department of Public Health for emergency physician services to indigent persons.
- Staff review of $247,970 HIV vaccine trial contract
- $25,000 healthy-eating grant put on hold in committee
- Staff review of $247,970 HIV vaccine trial contract
- Staff review of $25,000 healthy-eating grant; no vote
- $25,000 healthy-eating grant advanced by committee
- Staff review of $387,775 HIV study contract; no vote
- Resolution adopted accepting a $25,000 state grant for the Public Health Department's Project LEAN nutrition network.
- Resolution adopted accepting a $50,000 state grant for the AIDS Office survey of young low-income men.
- Proposed resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $125,000 grant from Eli Lilly and Company, sent to committee.
- Proposed resolution would let the Department of Public Health accept and spend a $125,000 grant from Eli Lilly and Company.
- Proposed resolution would let the Department of Public Health accept a $399,386 California [name withheld] grant; referred to committee.
- Resolution to accept $230,117 more from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for San Francisco HIV vaccine clinical trials was referred for adoption.
- Public Health Foundation Enterprises' $230,117 added funding for San Francisco HIV vaccine trials was referred for adoption without committee reference.
- Proposed resolution would let the Department of Public Health accept an $862,687 state grant for Proposition 36 drug treatment; referred to committee.
- Resolution to accept and spend a $399,386 California [name withheld] grant for public health was sent to committee.
- Resolution to accept a $62,687 state grant for Proposition 36 drug treatment services was sent to Public Health Committee.
- $54,705 state grant for drug treatment amended in committee
- Staff review of $125,000 [name withheld] grant; no vote
- Staff review of $399,386 California [name withheld] grant; no vote
- $399,386 California [name withheld] grant advanced by committee
- Committee recommended, as amended, accepting a $125,000 [name withheld] grant for the Department of Public Health, July 2001 to June 2002.
- Public Health Department accepts a $554,705 state grant for substance abuse treatment of non-violent drug offenders under Proposition 36.
- The Board adopted a resolution accepting $230,117 in new HIV vaccine trial funding for the Department of Public Health.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $125,000 grant from Eli Lilly and Company for 2001-2002.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $54,705 state grant for substance abuse treatment of drug offenders.
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept $230,117 more from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for HIV vaccine clinical trials.
- An $798,353 state traffic safety grant for the Public Health Department's pedestrian safety program was sent to the Housing, Transportation and Land Use Committee.
- A $560,000 Join Together grant for substance abuse services was sent to the Public Health and Environment Committee.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $399,386 grant from the California Endowment.
- Proposed resolution lets the Department of Public Health accept a $221,532 state drug and alcohol grant; sent to committee.
- The Public Health Department may accept and spend a $399,386 California [name withheld] grant for 2001 to 2004 programs.
- A resolution to accept and spend a $221,532 state grant for Department of Public Health drug and alcohol programs was sent to committee.
- Department of Public Health would accept a $435,000 state grant for a Community Asthma Intervention Project; proposal sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of Public Health proposed accepting a $435,000 state grant for a community asthma intervention project.
- Proposed resolution would let Public Health amend a State Water Board grant to $452,635 for July 2000 to June 2001; referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department asked to accept a reduced $452,635 State Water Resources Control Board grant; sent to the Public Health Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $60,000 campaign to back addiction treatment centers.
- $221,532 state drug program grant advanced by committee
- State leaking-tank cleanup grant cut by $63,865.
- $435,000 state grant for children's asthma program.
- $60,000 drug services grant advanced; funds held until plan filed
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $60,000 grant from [name withheld] for substance abuse services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department amended its State Water Resources Control Board grant, reducing it to $452,635 with $54,502 in indirect costs.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $60,000 Join Together grant for substance abuse services.
- Health department's state water board grant was reduced to $452,635 and the amended agreement was adopted.
- Health department was authorized to accept and spend a $435,000 state grant, adopted as Resolution 578-01.
- Resolution accepting a $798,353 state traffic safety grant for the Department of Public Health, with $50,000 placed on reserve, was adopted.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $798,353 state traffic and pedestrian safety grant, with $50,000 reserved.
- $19.2 million state substance abuse treatment contract.
- $754,360 HIV vaccine trial subcontract.
- Public Health Department authorized to sign a $19,191,568 state agreement for substance abuse treatment funding.
- Up to $4.8 million state money for care of uninsured.
- The Public Health Department may accept and spend a retroactive state grant of up to $4,826,945 for indigent medical care; adopted.
- Public Health Department authorized to take a retroactive $180,000 state contract enrolling more children in Healthy Families and Medi-Cal.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend up to $4,826,945 in state indigent healthcare funds.
- $20,000 study of AIDS patients' primary care needs.
- Public Health Department's $1,105,000 federal substance abuse grant proposed for retroactive acceptance; sent to Public Health committee.
- Health department's $1,105,000 federal substance abuse grant sent to Public Health Committee for review.
- $1.1 million federal money for addiction treatment moves forward.
- $1.1 million federal money for addiction treatment programs.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $1,105,000 federal substance abuse grant, retroactively.
- Public Health Department accepted a $51.1M federal grant from SAMHSA and CSAT for substance abuse services, adopted.
- Police grant for internet crimes against children sent to committee
- $175,000 HIV testing expansion at family planning clinics moves forward.
- $25,000 study of Viagra use by men.
- $175,000 HIV testing expansion at family planning clinics.
- Federal grant sought for an internet crimes against children task force
- Public Health Department seeks approval to accept a $985,000 state grant for older adult care; sent to committee.
- Public Health Department authorized to accept a $175,000 HIV/AIDS counseling and testing grant from [name withheld], adopted.
- Public Health Department asks to accept a $985,000 state mental health grant for older adult care; sent to committee.
- $985,000 state money for older adult care services.
- $985,000 state money for older adult care moves forward.
- The Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $985,000 state grant for an older adult care management project, adopted.
- A $492,317 federal HIV substance abuse treatment grant request for the Department of Public Health was withdrawn.
- Public Health Department may retroactively accept and spend a $985,000 California mental health grant for older adults' care.
- Public Health proposed accepting a $900,000 CDC grant for the Seven Principles REACH 2010 project; sent to committee.
- Health department proposed to accept an $186,000 [name withheld] grant for HIV/AIDS counseling and testing; sent to committee.
- A $65,000 federal CDC grant for HIV and hepatitis C prevention was sent to the Public Health and Environment Committee.
- A $353,022 state grant for youth violence and substance abuse programs was sent to the Public Health and Environment Committee.
- $900,000 federal grant to cut infant deaths
- $1.1 million federal HIV care money for women and minorities.
- Committee backs $3.2 million federal mental health money
- Committee backs $315,828 federal grant for HIV prevention research
- Committee backs $315,828 for STD prevention at City Clinic
- Committee backs $353,022 grant to cut youth violence
- Committee backs $65,000 federal money for HIV and hepatitis testing
- Health department may accept and spend $3,198,952 in federal mental health grant funds, retroactively; committee recommended it as amended.
- Public Health Department approved to accept and spend $65,000 from the CDC for HIV and hepatitis C prevention at community sites.
- Board adopted resolution letting Public Health accept a $65,000 federal grant for HIV and hepatitis C prevention at community sites.
- Adopted: Public Health Department may accept and spend $3,198,952 in federal mental health block grant funds.
- Adopted: Public Health Department may accept and spend a $315,828 CDC grant for HIV condom skills research.
- Adopted: Public Health Department may accept and spend $353,022 in state and private grants to reduce youth violence.
- The Public Health Department's proposed $400,000 federal grant for transgender mental health services was referred to the Health and Human Services Committee.
- The health department's $400,000 federal grant to expand mental health services for transgender minorities was sent to committee.
- Public Health Department proposed accepting and spending a $50,000 state grant for mental health assessments for children aged 0-5; sent to committee.
- Proposed resolution letting the Public Health Department accept and spend a $50,000 state grant for mental health services to young children.
- Health department's request to accept a $912,440 state grant for San Francisco General's Trauma Center was sent to committee.
- Public Health Department asked to accept and spend a $912,440 state grant for the San Francisco General trauma center; sent to committee.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $50,000 state grant to expand mental health services for children ages 0-5.
- Public Health accepts a $400,000 federal grant to expand mental health services for transgender and minority residents; adopted.
- Public Health accepts a $400,000 federal SAMHSA grant for mental health services to transgender and minority residents; adopted.
- Public Health Department authorized to accept and spend a $50,000 state grant to expand mental health services for children aged 0-5.
- Public Health Department's request to accept a $154,402 state grant for youth violence and substance abuse programs sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of a $154,402 state grant for youth violence and substance abuse programs, referred to committee.
- Public Health Department granted authority to accept and spend a $912,440 state grant for the San Francisco General Hospital Trauma Center.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $912,440 state grant to support the San Francisco General Hospital Trauma Center; adopted.
- Resolution accepting $154,402 state grant for the Department of Public Health youth violence program was adopted.
- Health grant to plan for bioterror response proposed; in committee.
- A $204,352 state grant for public health bioterrorism preparedness was proposed and sent to the Health and Human Services Committee.
- Extra $75,000 for patient care at Potrero Hill clinic; not yet decided.
- The Public Health Department was authorized to accept and spend a $204,352 state grant for bioterrorism preparedness plans, approved retroactively.
- Health department accepts $204,352 state grant for bioterror readiness.
- Public Health Department proposed to accept and spend a $40,000 state grant for a five-year plan against intimate partner violence.
- $40,000 state grant for partner violence plan sent to committee.
- City gets $40,000 state grant to plan partner violence prevention.
- Board adopted a resolution letting Public Health accept a retroactive $40,000 state grant to write a five-year plan against intimate partner violence.
- Resolution proposed to let the Department of Public Health accept up to $4,136,456 in state funds for indigent medical services; sent to committee.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend up to $4,136,456 in state indigent medical care funds. linked by the name only, not checked
- A proposed $1,000,000 federal grant to the Department of Public Health for substance abuse treatment was sent to the Health and Human Services Committee.
- A proposed $766,187 state grant for public health bioterrorism preparedness was sent to the Health and Human Services Committee.
- Resolution proposed to accept a $160,000 federal CDC grant for Public Health sexually transmitted disease surveillance; referred to committee.
- Resolution proposed to accept a $160,000 federal CDC grant for sexually transmitted disease surveillance; sent to committee.
- Public Health Department was authorized to accept and spend a $1,000,000 federal grant for substance abuse treatment on demand.
- Department of Public Health allowed to accept and spend a $766,187 state grant for bioterrorism preparedness planning.
- Public Health Department was authorized to accept and spend a $766,187 state grant for bioterrorism preparedness plans.
- Public Health proposed accepting a retroactive $186,000 grant from [name withheld] for HIV testing in family planning clinics; sent to committee.
- Department of Public Health allowed to accept and spend a $1,000,000 federal grant for substance abuse treatment on demand.
- Public Health Department asked to accept and spend a $100,000 federal grant for youth violence programs in Mission and Bayview.
- Public Health Department asked to accept and spend $599,769 in federal grant money for behavioral health services for formerly homeless residents.
- Proposed acceptance of a $100,000 federal grant for youth mental health and substance abuse work, sent to committee.
- Proposed acceptance of $599,769 federal grant for behavioral health services to formerly homeless people, sent to committee.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $160,000 first-year federal CDC grant to study sexually transmitted disease surveillance data.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $186,000 grant from the [name withheld] for HIV testing in family planning clinics.
- Public Health may accept and spend a retroactive $160,000 CDC grant for sexually transmitted disease surveillance, adopted.
- Public Health may accept and spend a retroactive $186,000 grant from the [name withheld] for HIV counseling and testing, adopted.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend $599,769 federal grant for behavioral health services for formerly homeless people.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend $599,769 in federal grant money for behavioral health services for formerly homeless people.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $100,000 federal grant for the YouthPOWER 2 youth substance abuse project.
- Public Health Department adopted authority to accept and spend a $100,000 federal grant for the YouthPOWER 2 youth substance abuse project.
- Public Health Department's request to accept a $499,999 federal grant for homeless addict treatment was sent to committee.
- The Health Department's proposed acceptance of a $499,999 federal grant for homeless addict treatment was referred to committee.
- Proposed resolution lets Public Health accept and spend a $99,350 federal grant studying pedestrian injuries; sent to committee.
- A $2,500 state grant to the Department of Public Health for a car seat bank for pregnant and parenting teens was referred to the Youth Commission.
- Department of Public Health proposed accepting a $25,000 March of Dimes grant to tell low-income women about Medi-Cal pregnancy coverage; sent to committee.
- Department of Public Health proposed accepting a $50,548 federal grant to screen beach water quality; sent to City Services Committee.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $499,999 federal grant for a HAVEN program treating homeless addicts.
- Public Health Department proposed accepting a $113,788 state grant for childhood healthy eating and overweight prevention; sent to committee.
- Public Health Department would accept and spend a $2,500 state grant for a car seat program; referred to Youth Commission.
- Public Health Department accepted a $113,788 state grant for healthy eating and childhood overweight prevention services.
- Public Health Department may accept a $2,500 state grant to run a car seat bank program for pregnant and parenting teens. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $25,000 March of Dimes grant to tell low-income women about Medi-Cal pregnancy coverage; sent to committee.
- Public Health Department accepted a $2,500 state grant to run a car seat bank for pregnant and parenting teens.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $50,548 federal grant to screen beach water and warn the public; sent to committee.
- Department of Public Health grant of $1,000,000 for children's behavioral health services was referred to the Youth Commission for review.
- Health department proposed accepting a $1.0M federal SAMHSA grant to expand behavioral health care for children and youth.
- Health department accepts a $25,000 March of Dimes grant to inform low-income women about Medi-Cal pregnancy coverage.
- City approved grant to test beach water and warn public.
- $1 million federal grant for youth behavioral health; vote not shown.
- The health department may accept and spend a $1,000,000 federal grant for children's behavioral health services citywide.
- A $9,342,000 reallocation to cover overspending at San Francisco General and Laguna Honda hospitals was sent to Finance Committee.
- New fees charged to defence lawyers for DA case files.
- City seeks $85,335 grant to study AIDS and cancer.
- Public Health would accept and spend a retroactive $587,034 state grant to support the trauma center at San Francisco General Hospital, referred to committee.
- Public Health Department asked to accept a $399,444 state grant to develop protocols for African-Americans institutionalized for mental disease; sent to committee.
- Public Health would accept and spend an $85,335 federal grant from NIAID to study HAART and cancer in AIDS patients, referred to committee.
- Public Health may retroactively accept and spend a $587,034 state grant to support the San Francisco General Hospital Trauma Center.
- Clean-air money for bike lanes and racks sent to committee
- The Public Health Department was authorized to accept and spend a retroactive $439,455 state grant to prevent drunk driving and traffic injuries.
- The Public Health Department may accept and spend a $439,455 state grant to prevent drunk driving and traffic injuries.
- Proposed acceptance of a $99,350 CDC grant for Public Health pedestrian injury study; sent to committee.
- Public Health Department proposed accepting a $172,882 CDC grant for HIV risk surveillance among men who have sex with men; referred to committee.
- Health department proposed accepting a $172,882 federal CDC grant for HIV risk surveillance among men who have sex with men; sent to City Services Committee.
- Supervisor Daly proposed $567,000 from the General Fund Reserve for peer self-help services for homeless people in the Tenderloin.
- A proposed resolution to accept a $2,000 state grant for car seats was assigned to City Services Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of a $106,788 UCSF grant for the Department of Public Health's late-night HIV outreach study was referred to the Youth Commission.
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $283,809 for peer self-help services for chronically homeless people in the Tenderloin.
- Health department authorized to accept and spend a $30,429 state grant for children's dental disease prevention. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department authorized to accept and spend a $267,880 federal CDC grant for HIV/AIDS surveillance. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department to accept and spend a $99,908 state grant for low-income family nutrition education, sent to committee.
- Health Department accepts a retroactive $212,584 CDC grant to improve working conditions for Mission District day laborers; adopted.
- Proposed acceptance of a $425,175 state grant for a drug court partnership program was referred to the Youth Commission.
- Department of Public Health asked to accept and spend a $53,742 state grant supplementing drug court implementation services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department would accept and spend a $53,742 state grant for drug court services; sent to City Services Committee.
- Health department seeks to accept and spend a $212,584 federal grant to improve day laborer conditions in the Mission District.
- Proposed resolution would let Public Health accept a $30,429 state grant for children's dental disease prevention; referred to Youth Commission. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution to accept a $195,320 Social Security grant for SSI help to homeless and mentally ill residents was sent to committee.
- Health department takes $745,125 federal grant for homeless housing services.
- Public Health Department accepted a $745,125 federal grant to expand supportive housing for homeless people in San Francisco.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $211,279 CDC grant for HIV surveillance and prevention evaluation.
- Health department gets approval for $172,882 federal grant to track HIV risk.
- Health department gets $393,478 federal grant for rapid HIV testing.
- Public Health Department accepts and spends a $172,882 CDC grant for HIV risk surveillance among men who have sex with men.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $393,478 CDC grant for rapid HIV testing and partner counseling.
- $699,028 federal grant for support to newly housed disabled people.
- Health grant of $699,028 for services to disabled people approved.
- Proposed $212,584 federal grant for Mission day laborer conditions.
- Proposed $99,908 state grant for low-income family nutrition.
- $212,584 federal grant to improve day laborers' work conditions proposed.
- $212,584 federal grant to improve day laborers' work conditions proposed.
- $99,908 state grant for nutrition education for low-income families proposed.
- $99,908 state grant for nutrition education for low-income families proposed.
- Health department would take $99,908 state grant for nutrition classes.
- Public Health Department was authorized to accept and spend a $99,908 state grant for low-income family nutrition education.
- Proposed $212,584 federal grant for Mission day laborers.
- Proposed $425,175 state grant for drug court partnerships.
- Committee recommends $425,175 drug court grant for health department. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department proposes $425,175 state grant for drug court.
- Public Health Department proposed accepting a $426,085 health access grant; referred to City Services Committee.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Proposed: Public Health Department to accept and spend a $426,085 grant to improve patient access to care; sent to committee.
- Health office seeks $106,788 grant for late-night HIV outreach.
- Public Health accepted a $425,175 state grant for drug court partnership funds, covering July 2003 through June 2004.
- Health department proposes $426,085 to remove barriers to care.
- Committee backs $426,085 health grant to remove care barriers.
- Health department gets $426,085 grant to ease access to care.
- Public Health Department accepts retroactively a $426,085 grant from the San Francisco Health Plan to improve patient access to care.
- Health department seeks $57.7 million in state money for addiction treatment.
- Proposal: health department to accept $53,742 state grant for drug court.
- Drug court grant cleared committee; full city vote still needed.
- $53,742 state drug court grant awaits committee approval.
- Drug court grant cleared committee; full city vote still needed.
- Proposed resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $319,706 state grant for citywide pedestrian safety campaigns was sent to City Services Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $195,320 grant to help homeless, mentally ill people get benefits.
- $319,706 state grant for pedestrian safety campaigns proposed.
- Public health gets $53,742 state grant for drug court services. linked by the name only, not checked
- $195,320 federal grant to help homeless mentally ill apply for benefits.
- $319,706 state grant for pedestrian safety campaigns; awaiting decision.
- Public Health Department accepted a $195,320 federal grant to help chronically homeless, mentally ill people apply for SSI. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution would let the Public Health Department accept and spend a $319,706 state grant to improve pedestrian safety citywide.
- Mobile mammogram van gift for low-income women moves forward.
- Accepts a $432,716 mobile mammography vehicle donated by UCSF for Department of Public Health services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department seeks to accept and spend a $31,686 state grant for an automated immunization reminder system. linked by the name only, not checked
- $499,999 federal grant for homeless addiction treatment won committee support.
- $31,686 statewide vaccine record system grant won committee support.
- Health grant for child car seats sent to committee.
- Public Health Department authorized to accept and spend a $2,000 state grant for car and booster seats, approved. linked by the name only, not checked
- HIV tracking grant and two new jobs sent to committee.
- Drug treatment and crime prevention plan sent to committee.
- Budget Committee continued a proposal to move $2,525,000 from Visitors Bureau funds to public health care to December 9, 2004.
- Tenderloin homeless self-help money cut to $283,809; not final.
- Proposed $567,000 for peer self-help for Tenderloin homeless people.
- $567,000 for homeless self-help in the Tenderloin sent to committee
- Budget Committee recommended moving $2,525,000 from the Convention and Visitors Bureau to Public Health clinics and HIV services.
- Supervisor Sandoval proposed moving $2,525,000 from the Convention Visitors Bureau to Public Health clinics and HIV/AIDS services; continued to December 9.
- Resolution proposed to let Public Health accept and spend $497,910 federal grant for methamphetamine treatment; sent to committee.
- Proposed move of $168,621 from economic development to public health nursing.
- Supervisors propose moving $2,525,000 from the Convention Visitors Bureau to Public Health clinics and HIV/AIDS services.
- Grant to expand meth treatment sent to committee.
- Public Health accepted a $175,426.20 state grant to fund mosquito control against West Nile virus. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department approved a no-cost extension of $309,049 in federal substance abuse and mental health grant funds.
- Health department allowed to accept an $80,000 CDC grant to build an enhanced STD surveillance network. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution to accept a $337,725 state traffic safety grant for pedestrian awareness was referred to the Board without committee.
- Public Health would accept an $18,813 grant from Bay Area Community Resources for a Russian-speaking healthy living project. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health proposed accepting a $55,000 grant from San Diego State University for injury prevention; sent to committee.
- The Public Health Department was authorized to accept and spend a $1,488,000 federal grant for HIV/AIDS services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $207,487 state grant for mental health services planning. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health asks to accept and spend a $2,622,282 state grant for indigent medical care; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health department may accept and spend a $910,514 federal grant to prepare for a possible bioterrorism attack. linked by the name only, not checked
- McGoldrick's proposal appropriates $307,379 for Public Health staff in the at-home chronic care program, sent to Budget and Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed to accept and spend a retroactive $207,487 state grant for Public Health mental health services planning under Prop 63. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed resolution would accept a new $127,000 state grant for youth health education in San Francisco; referred to committee.
- Proposed resolution would accept three state grants totaling $4,606.18 for food programs; referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- A proposed grant to develop injury prevention training resources and a support network; outcome is on the next page.
- Public Health Department accepts a $563,195 state grant to improve child passenger safety in San Francisco. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept a $337,725 state grant to improve pedestrian safety awareness in San Francisco. linked by the name only, not checked
- SFDPH seeks new $80,000 CDC grant for an enhanced STD surveillance network; referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- SFDPH seeks $157,541 Caltrans grant to improve pedestrian safety in Bayview Hunters Point; referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health proposed accepting a $175,426.20 state grant for West Nile virus mosquito control; sent to committee.
- Supervisor Dufty proposed a no-cost extension of prior-year grant funds; the outcome is not shown on this page. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Health Department may accept and spend $4,606.18 in state grants for organic foods and egg quality programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $283,809 from Human Services to fund self-help services for chronically homeless people in the Tenderloin. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors voted to table the Mayor's vetoed $283,809 ordinance funding self-help services for homeless people in the Tenderloin.
- The Department of Public Health sought approval to accept and spend a $121,047 California [name withheld] training grant; referred. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department proposed accepting a $563,195 state grant for child passenger safety, referred to Youth Commission.
- The Board authorized the Department of Public Health to accept a $337,725 state grant for pedestrian safety awareness. linked by the name only, not checked
- The city accepted a $2,622,282 state grant for medical care for indigent persons through the Department of Public Health.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend a $995,759 state grant for tuberculosis control. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department may accept and spend $4,606.18 in state grants for organic food, egg quality and weighmaster programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department proposed accepting a retroactive $175,426.20 state grant to fight West Nile virus; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department proposed accepting a retroactive $55,000 San Diego State grant for injury prevention; sent to committee.
- A proposed no-cost extension of prior-year grant funds and term is printed here; the outcome continues onto the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed: Public Health to accept and spend a $995,759 state grant for TB control and bioterrorism preparedness; referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health seeks to accept and spend a $25,000 March of Dimes grant for a smoke-free pregnancy project. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department's $44,747 state grant for bioterrorism and emergency response was sent to committee.
- Department of Public Health accepts a $121,047 grant from The California Endowment for cultural competency training.
- City expands methamphetamine treatment with $497,910 federal grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $497,910 federal grant to expand methamphetamine abuse treatment.
- Proposed $283,809 for peer self-help for homeless in Tenderloin. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution to accept and spend $910,514 in federal CDC grant funds for bioterrorism preparedness was received and assigned to City Services Committee.
- Proposed: health department takes $25,000 grant for smoke-free pregnancy program.
- Mayor vetoed $283,809 for homeless self-help; supervisors may still overrule.
- Money to hunt sudden oak death in nursery plants. linked by the name only, not checked
- $910,514 federal grant to prepare for bioterror attacks. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed: February 24, 2005 named Bill Price Day. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $307,379 for home nursing for chronic patients. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed: city opposes governor's plan for special election. linked by the name only, not checked
- City opposes governor's proposed special election. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed: health department takes $207,487 state mental-health grant.
- Proposed: $121,047 grant for health staff cultural-competency training.
- $127,000 state grant proposed for youth health education in San Francisco linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposal to accept a $1,488,000 federal grant for HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention in San Francisco; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health proposed accepting $4,606.18 in state grants for organic foods, egg quality and weighmasters; referred. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a retroactive $1.5M federal grant for HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept and spend a $2,622,282 state grant for indigent medical care.
- The Health Department may accept and spend a retroactive $2.6M state grant for medical care for indigent residents.
- Health department may take $995,759 grant for TB detention; not decided. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health staff get $121,047 California [name withheld] training grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health's $563,195 child passenger safety grant from the state traffic office was referred to the Youth Commission. linked by the name only, not checked
- City may take $207,487 state grant for mental health planning. linked by the name only, not checked
- City backs African-American tourism to aid targeted neighborhoods. linked by the name only, not checked
- $157,541 grant proposed for pedestrian safety in Bayview Hunters Point
- $337,725 grant proposed for pedestrian safety awareness in San Francisco
- Creation of a SoMa senior streets committee urged linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department proposes accepting $80,000 federal grant for an enhanced STD surveillance network; sent to committee.
- Public Health accepts a new $563,195 state grant to improve child passenger safety in San Francisco, adding one position. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted authority for Public Health to accept and spend a $175,426.20 state grant for West Nile virus mosquito control. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department granted a no-cost extension of $309,049 in federal substance abuse grant funds through September 2006. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department may accept an $80,000 CDC grant to build an enhanced STD surveillance network. linked by the name only, not checked
- Grant to develop training resources and a support network for injury prevention, sponsored by Supervisor Alioto-Pier, proposed.
- Health department grant to improve pedestrian safety in Bayview Hunters Point; outcome not shown on this page.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend an $18,813 first-year grant from Bay Area Community Resources for healthy living among Russian-speaking newcomers. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution adopted letting the Department of Public Health retroactively accept and spend a $565,230.32 state emergency preparedness grant.
- Board authorized the Department of Public Health to accept an $88,582 state grant for pandemic influenza preparedness. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors Dufty and Ammiano propose letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend a new federal grant for HIV guidelines. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health to accept a $50,000 state grant for tuberculosis patient isolation; referred to committee.
- Public Health to accept a $200,000 federal grant for the YouthPOWER youth substance abuse project; referred to committee.
- Public Health to accept five state food, agriculture and pesticide grants totaling $11,320; referred to committee.
- Proposed resolution authorizing the health department to apply for [name withheld] AIDS emergency grant funding from federal health services.
- Resolution authorizing the Department of Public Health to accept and spend a $98,000 California Department of Transportation grant for a Treasure Island transportation plan was assigned to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department seeks retroactive acceptance of five state grants totaling $11,122.63 for July 2006 to June 2007; referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $2.2M from Laguna Honda surplus revenue to cover Public Health cost increases, sent to Budget Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $2,166,000 in Laguna Honda Hospital surplus revenue to cover increased costs, referred to committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $2,166,000 of Laguna Honda Hospital surplus to cover Department of Public Health cost increases passed on first reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health may accept and spend a retroactive $28,449 grant for HIV prevention in the county jail. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor Dufty introduced a resolution on a rapid test algorithm for non-traditional test settings; outcome on next page.
- Board accepts a retroactive $88,582 state grant for the Health Department's pandemic influenza preparedness planning.
- Proposed resolution letting Public Health carry forward $167,257 in unspent substance abuse grant funds into its second year.
- A $15,205,000 appropriation for San Francisco General and Laguna Honda Hospitals was referred to the Budget and Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Accepts a $565,230.32 state grant for the Hospital Preparedness Program, retroactive to September 2005 through August 2006. linked by the name only, not checked
- A resolution accepting a $28,449 HIV/AIDS prevention grant for county jail health services was referred for adoption without committee reference.
- Department of Public Health grant of $548,465.74 for hospital preparedness was sent to the City Operations committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of Public Health seeks to accept and spend a $7,350 state grant for petroleum product and weighing device enforcement. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors proposed accepting a $28,449 federal-sourced grant for HIV prevention in the county jail; referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department may accept and spend $11,122.63 in five state grants for July 2006 through June 2007.
- Public Health to accept a $739,982 federal grant for supportive housing for chronically homeless offenders; referred to committee.
- Public Health proposed a two-year agreement with the state to receive up to $4,378,351 for Healthy Kids reimbursement; sent to committee.
- Laguna Honda Hospital's surplus revenues of $2,166,000 are appropriated to cover higher staffing and supply costs.
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $394,476 from the General Fund Reserve for four public health nurses at the Department of Public Health.
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $950,000 in state revenue for youth mental health services, sent to Budget Committee.
- Proposal to accept an $88,582 state grant for pandemic influenza preparedness was referred for adoption without committee.
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $950,000 in state revenue to the Department of Public Health for youth mental health services, referred to committee.
- Health department to accept and spend a $97,660 Social Security grant for SSI help for homeless, mentally ill residents; sent to committee.
- Public Health Department would accept and spend a $98,000 state transportation grant for a Treasure Island walking and biking plan.
- Public Health Department's retroactive acceptance of five state grants totaling $11,122.63 was referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Appropriates $2,166,000 of Laguna Honda Hospital surplus revenue to cover higher Department of Public Health costs back to 2005-2006; passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $28,449 HIV/AIDS prevention grant for county jail inmates. linked by the name only, not checked
- Item to ensure minimum quality standards for most goods or services was introduced; its outcome appears on a later page.
- $11,320 state grants for food and pesticide programs; pending.
- $271,665 federal grant for minority HIV/AIDS groups; pending.
- $50,000 state grant for tuberculosis care; pending.
- $200,000 federal grant for youth substance-abuse program; pending.
- $740,000 federal grant for homes for ex-offenders; pending.
- Health department may accept and spend a $50,000 state grant for a tuberculosis isolation facility.
- Health department may accept and spend a $739,982 Justice Department grant for supportive housing for chronically homeless offenders.
- Health Department may accept and spend a retroactive $739,982 federal grant for supportive housing for chronically homeless offenders. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health Department may accept and spend a retroactive $271,665 federal grant to strengthen minority-based HIV/AIDS organizations. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department may accept a $50,000 state grant for tuberculosis control and add a 0.33 FTE position.
- Health department may accept a $200,000 federal SAMHSA continuation grant for the YouthPOWER youth project. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department may accept $11,320 in state grants for food, agriculture and pesticide regulation programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health accepted a $50,000 state grant for a tuberculosis isolation facility and added a part-time position.
- Federal grant boosts minority-run HIV/AIDS groups by $271,665. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department may accept and spend a $200,000 federal grant for the YouthPOWER youth substance abuse project.
- Health department may accept and spend $11,320 in five state food, agriculture and pesticide program grants.
- Health department may accept and spend a $271,665 federal grant to strengthen minority HIV/AIDS organizations.
- Youth substance-abuse program gets $200,000 federal grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- City gets up to $4.4 million back for children's health insurance. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department takes $11,320 in state grants for food and pesticide programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Federal grant funds housing for homeless people leaving jail. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $14,366,156 to Public Health for General Hospital, Laguna Honda Hospital and department operations. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance appropriates $14.4M to the Department of Public Health, including money for San Francisco General and Laguna Honda hospitals; passed first reading.
- $14.4 million for city hospital and health operations; no vote shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- Appropriates $14,366,156 to the Department of Public Health for General and Laguna Honda hospital operations and capital projects. linked by the name only, not checked
- Federal grant to write HIV care guidelines for transgender people. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $14,366,156 to the Department of Public Health for San Francisco General and Laguna Honda hospitals.
- Public Health may accept and spend a $110,343 federal grant to develop HIV clinical guidelines for transgender persons. linked by the name only, not checked
- Millions more for city health hospitals, including General Hospital. linked by the name only, not checked
- Peak oil preparation statement set for next meeting linked by the name only, not checked
- Honour for [name withheld] and City Swing set for next meeting linked by the name only, not checked
- $1.76 million for building work at city clinics approved
- Supervisors honour dance group City Swing and [name withheld]. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $75,000 Moore Foundation grant for a nurse leadership program at Laguna Honda Hospital.
- Balboa High nutrition and fitness program funds; vote still to come. linked by the name only, not checked
- $982,033 federal grant sought to house chronic alcoholics linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of Public Health may accept retroactively and spend a $656,945 state grant for mental health program planning.
- Health department gets $657,000 state mental health funds.
- Balboa High gets $34,000 nutrition and fitness program. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department accepts a $34,351 grant from the Public Health Foundation for a nutrition and fitness program at Balboa High School.
- $982,033 federal grant for housing for chronic alcoholics; no vote shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- $548,465 state grant for hospital emergency readiness proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sunday closure rules for JFK Drive proposed; not decided
- Written consent before HIV tests proposed; not decided linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution adopted accepting a $240,860 state grant to supplement on-call physician coverage at San Francisco General Hospital Trauma Center.
- State grant pays for more on-call doctors at SF General trauma.
- Resolution adopted accepting a $240,860 state grant to supplement on-call trauma physician coverage at San Francisco General Hospital.
- Public Health accepts a $548,465.74 state grant for year three of hospital emergency preparedness.
- Power plant task force extended to June 2007, cut to seven members.
- Health emergency readiness grant of $548,465 accepted, retroactively. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to retroactively accept and spend a $548,465.74 state grant for hospital emergency preparedness.
- Power Plant Task Force extended to June 2007, with seven members. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept a $7,350 state grant for petroleum product and weighing device enforcement.
- Health office's HIV prevention grant renewal, about $9 million, sent to committee.
- State health grant money for 2006-07 proposed; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department to keep about $9M in HIV prevention money
- Four public health nurse jobs proposed from city reserve funds.
- Health department may take $565,000 state emergency-readiness grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- City applied to state for business tax-break zone. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $565,230 state grant for hospital emergency preparedness.
- Ordinance proposed to fund four public health nurses in maternity and child health for nine months; an amendment was moved. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of a $55,000 state grant for refugee health, including a $28,900 subcontract to the International Institute, sent to committee.
- Authorizes a health department application for about $28 million in [name withheld] AIDS care grant funding. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of a $97,660 Social Security grant for SSI application help to chronically homeless people, sent to committee.
- $46.2M in federal transit money taken for Muni projects
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $97,660 Social Security grant to help chronically homeless and mentally ill people apply for SSI.
- Space leased at 1701 Ocean Avenue for the linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $55,000 state grant for refugee health, including a $28,900 subcontract to the International Institute.
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $2,166,000 of Laguna Honda Hospital surplus to cover higher Public Health costs.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health retroactively accept and spend five state grants totaling $11,122.63.
- Public Health department may accept and spend five state grants totaling $11,122.63 for July 2006 to June 2007. linked by the name only, not checked
- $15.2 million hospital funding sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a new $98,000 state grant for a Treasure Island walking and biking plan. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health retroactively accepted a $242,573 federal CDC grant for an HIV rapid testing program.
- The Public Health Department may accept and spend a $98,000 state grant for a Treasure Island walking and biking plan.
- Public Health may accept and spend a new $98,000 state grant to plan walking and biking on Treasure Island.
- Health department accepted a retroactive $28,449 grant for HIV/AIDS prevention in the San Francisco County Jail.
- Public Health accepted a retroactive $88,582 state grant for pandemic influenza preparedness planning.
- Proposed resolution would retroactively accept a $30,000 state grant for West Nile virus mosquito control; sent to committee.
- Health department's retroactive $191,664.48 state grant for Pierce's Disease control was sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department accepts a $30,000 state grant for mosquito control against West Nile virus; resolution adopted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department proposes retroactively accepting two state grants totaling $105,964 for pest control programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed resolution lets Public Health accept a $30,000 state grant for West Nile mosquito control; sent to committee.
- Health department authorized to accept and spend a $9,429.04 UCSF grant for an HIV prevention study in South [name withheld]. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department authorized to accept and spend a $31,466 UCSF grant for an impact evaluation project in Malawi. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health proposes accepting a $150,000 Kaiser Permanente grant for Shape Up BVHP, with a $130,610 subcontract to SF Study Center. linked by the name only, not checked
- A resolution to retroactively accept a $23,423 public health foundation grant for a Balboa Teen Health Center educator was sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed grant to fund child safety and occupant protection in San Francisco; outcome not shown on this page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department asks to accept two state grants totalling $4,948.18 for environmental health programs; referred to the Board. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department proposes accepting a $133,662 federal and state pandemic flu preparedness grant; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance appropriating $27,376,664 for Laguna Honda Hospital replacement was sent to the Budget and Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed retroactive $397,919 federal grant to Public Health for substance abuse and HIV/AIDS services, with a $318,619 subcontract to Asian and Pacific Islander Wellness Center. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health's $787,659 federal grant for the Healthcare Facilities Partnership Program was referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health's $54,000 Kids' Plates grant for child injury prevention was referred to the Youth Commission. linked by the name only, not checked
- Grants to support a city agriculture program were proposed by Supervisor Alioto-Pier; outcome appears on the next page.
- Proposed $641,973 from General Fund reserve to cover federal cuts to AIDS services at the Public Health Department, sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Solar power agreements for City buildings sent to Budget Committee
- Public Health Department may submit an interim progress report to keep about $9 million in federal HIV prevention funding; sent to committee.
- Resolution to accept an $8,250 state grant for weights and measures programs was referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health accepts an $8,250 state grant for petroleum and weighmaster enforcement programs, July 2007 to June 2008.
- Department of Public Health accepts two state grants totaling $4,948.18 for environmental health projects, July 2007 to June 2008. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of a $97,660 Social Security grant for Public Health to help homeless, mentally ill people apply for SSI, with $59,620 subcontracted.
- Public Health Department may shift $128,157 from San Francisco General Hospital equipment funds to buy a Mobile Methadone Program van. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposal to declare July 14, 2007 Pets Unlimited Day. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board declared July 14, 2007 Pets Unlimited Day.
- The health department may retroactively accept and spend two California agriculture grants totaling $105,964 for pest control programs.
- $30,000 for mosquito control against West Nile virus sent to committee
- $641,973 proposed to replace cut federal AIDS service funding linked by the name only, not checked
- Extra $20 million for city hospitals sent to budget committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board proposes appropriating $20,039,652 to Public Health for San Francisco General, Laguna Honda and health access programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- $641,973 voted to replace lost AIDS services funding, first reading
- State grant accepted to fight West Nile virus with mosquito control
- Public Health Department may retroactively accept and spend a $30,000 state grant to control West Nile virus mosquitoes.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a $641,973 appropriation to replace cut federal AIDS services funding for the Department of Public Health.
- Supervisors passed on first reading $100,000 to develop a comprehensive AIDS planning process for the Department of Public Health after a referral motion failed.
- Proposed $100,000 from the General Fund Reserve to develop an AIDS planning process at Public Health. linked by the name only, not checked
- $641,973 from General Fund Reserve backfills cut federal AIDS services at the Public Health Department, finally passed.
- $100,000 from General Fund Reserve funds a comprehensive AIDS planning process at the Public Health Department, finally passed.
- City fills $641,973 federal HIV/AIDS funding gap. linked by the name only, not checked
- Free addiction medicine gift worth up to $300,000 sent to committee.
- Health department's $133,662 flu-preparedness grant sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $100,000 set aside to plan city HIV/AIDS services.
- Hospital equipment money redirected to supply-tracking upgrade; sent to committee.
- Money for Laguna Honda hospital replacement sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of Public Health retroactively accepted a gift of Buprenorphine medication from [name withheld], valued up to $300,000.
- $19.9 million for city hospitals and health programs; first vote only. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department receives $19.9 million appropriation for San Francisco General, Laguna Honda and the Health Access Program.
- City hospitals get $19.9M more; includes money for Health Access program. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department accepts a $15,000 air system from
- Laguna Honda hospital rebuild money moves toward final vote. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $27,376,664 from tobacco settlement and bond revenue for Laguna Honda Hospital replacement; passed on first reading.
- Health department authorized to accept and spend a $133,662 federal and state grant for pandemic flu preparedness.
- $373,619 federal AIDS statistics grant and contracts sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $1.8 million grant to expand dental care in Tenderloin; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health Department grant of $448,967 for hospital preparedness sent to committee
- $241,225 grant and 4 jobs for primary care; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department gets $449,000 state grant for emergency hospital planning. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $448,967 state grant for hospital preparedness.
- Passed $27,376,664 in tobacco settlement and bond money for the Laguna Honda Hospital replacement program.
- Board approves $27.4M for the Laguna Honda Hospital rebuild
- Health department seeks to accept and spend California state funds for a public health laboratory training program. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors passed on first reading an ordinance letting public health primary care accept a $241,225 California Healthcare Foundation grant and add four positions.
- Proposed: [name withheld] clinic expands oral health care with grant.
- Plan to take $373,619 federal grant for AIDS services.
- Supervisors passed on first reading an ordinance letting public health accept a $1,841,000 Tenderloin Health grant for oral health care for homeless people with HIV.
- Ordinance adding 4 public health positions and accepting a $241,225 California HealthCare Foundation grant passed on first reading.
- Proposed 9 more jobs at social services and health departments. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed on first reading a $373,619 federal grant for Department of Public Health HIV/AIDS statistics and three contracts.
- $55.8M state drug treatment agreement proposed for the Health Department linked by the name only, not checked
- [name withheld] get $241,225 grant and new jobs.
- Public Health may accept and spend a $377,345 Mylan Settlement Fund grant to treat patients with anxiety disorders.
- Public Health's AIDS Office accepts a $373,619 NIH grant for HIV statistics work and approves three outside contracts.
- The city added four positions and accepted a $241,225 California Healthcare Foundation grant to improve primary care, passed by the Board.
- Health office gets $373,619 federal grant for AIDS services.
- Public Health may accept and spend a $1,841,000 Tenderloin Health grant for oral care for homeless people with HIV.
- Public Health may accept and spend a $1,841,000 Tenderloin Health grant to expand oral health services for homeless people with HIV.
- Proposed: health department takes $299,750 grant for flu planning. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health department asks to accept a $299,750 Metta Fund grant for pandemic influenza planning and outreach.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $299,750 Metta Fund grant for pandemic influenza planning and outreach.
- Child care sites' land transfer to human services agency proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department grant for fuel and scale checks; next agenda.
- City accepts $8,250 state grant for petroleum and weighing programs.
- City accepts two state grants, $4,948, for environmental health. linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts $19,601 grant for an HIV-related resource guide. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department may accept $4,948 in state grants; next agenda.
- Public Health Department authorized to accept and spend an $8,250 state grant for petroleum and weighmaster programs.
- Public Health Department authorized to accept and spend two state grants totaling $4,948.18 for environmental health projects.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $19,601 Global Fund grant for an HIV resource guide.
- Department of Public Health retroactively accepted and may spend $300,655 from the state for a public health laboratory director training program.
- Health department takes $300,655 state grant for lab director training. linked by the name only, not checked
- $9 million HIV prevention grant report sent to committee.
- $5.6 million for hospital extra staff costs sent to committee.
- $23,423 grant pays part of a teen health educator's job; result not shown.
- Health department may accept and spend $23,423 from a foundation to partly fund a Balboa Teen Health Center educator. linked by the name only, not checked
- Tulare Park accessibility and other upgrades funded by $275,000 state money. linked by the name only, not checked
- Solar power deals for city buildings sent to committee
- Continues about $9 million a year in HIV prevention grants. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed an ordinance adding $5,647,000 for overtime and salaries at San Francisco General and Laguna Honda hospitals.
- $387,557 state grant for child and occupant safety sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $191,664 state grant for Pierce's disease program sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor Dufty proposed a resolution to grant funds supporting a comprehensive drug court.
- $287,177 accepted to start a dependency drug court
- Mayor's pick for redevelopment board awaits approval linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department may accept a $387,557 state grant for child safety, including contracts with two outside firms.
- Public Health Department retroactively accepts and spends $191,664.48 from the state for Pierce's Disease control. linked by the name only, not checked
- City would take Kids' Plates funds to prevent child injuries. linked by the name only, not checked
- City marks 30 years since Harvey Milk's election. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department takes $2,877 in state food-farm grants.
- Federal grant accepted to improve emergency communications. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend three state food and agriculture grants totaling $2,877.43.
- Health department's $9,429 HIV-study grant still awaiting vote. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health to accept a $31,466 grant for a Malawi evaluation project, referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- $213,498 HIV early-detection grant awaiting committee review. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health to retroactively accept $31,466 from UCSF for a Malawi impact evaluation; referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health to accept a $9,429.04 UCSF grant for an HIV study in South [name withheld], referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health to accept a $213,498 University of California grant for HIV detection, sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- [name withheld] in North Beach proposed as linked by the name only, not checked
- $9,429 grant for HIV study in South [name withheld] accepted.
- $31,466 grant for HIV treatment study accepted.
- City accepts $54,000 Kids' Plates grant for child injury prevention. linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts $787,659 federal grant for health clinic partnership. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $787,659 federal grant for a healthcare facilities partnership program.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $54,000 Kids' Plates grant for child injury prevention.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $7,360 University of California, Berkeley grant for Chinatown restaurant worker safety. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted the 2008-09 mental health services plan update and accepted $1,766,236 in state funds for Public Health.
- Health department authorized to accept and spend a $66,325 state grant for a pest exclusion program. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of Public Health asked to accept a $47,731.06 state grant for its Light Brown Apple Moth program.
- Department of Public Health referred to the Board for adoption a $7,580 University of California, Berkeley grant for Chinatown restaurant worker safety. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health was sent a resolution to accept and spend a $468,469 state grant for hospital preparedness. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of Public Health was granted $468,469 from the state to strengthen hospital emergency preparedness. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $1.2M federal grant for HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention.
- Public Health Department may retroactively accept and spend a $119,181 University of California grant for an HIV study.
- Public Health Department would accept and spend a retroactive $18,676 University of California grant for HIV testing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health resolution to accept an $800,000 private gift for Community Behavioral Health Services.
- Health department allowed to accept and spend a $200,000 federal Justice Department grant for a juvenile mental health project.
- Health department proposed accepting a private gift of buprenorphine worth up to $300,000 for behavioral health services.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $32,249 grant from the Chinese Progressive Association for Chinatown restaurant worker safety.
- Proposed initiative would appropriate $1,500,000 from the General Fund for mental health trauma recovery services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health may retroactively accept and spend a $31,724 HIV prevention research grant from PHFE.
- Health department proposed accepting $225,000 from the CDC to support the STD Surveillance Network; sent to committee.
- Public Health Department to accept and spend a $47,731.06 state grant for Light Brown Apple Moth pest control; referred to next Board meeting.
- Health department to accept and spend a $13,242 grant from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for a methamphetamine treatment study.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $4,758,228 federal [name withheld] grant for HIV health services.
- Public Health accepted a $343,000 Vitamin Cases settlement grant to fund a women's nutrition awareness project.
- Health department may accept a retroactive $397,919 federal substance abuse grant and pass $318,619 to a wellness center. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department asks to accept and spend a $4,758,228 federal grant for HIV health services; sent to committee.
- Health department's Community Behavioral Health Services would accept a $3,310,497 state grant for vocational rehabilitation services to clients.
- Health department proposed to accept and spend a $7,167 grant from UCSF's Center for AIDS Research.
- Health department seeks to submit a 12-month extension application to keep $8.8 million in CDC HIV prevention funding.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $13,242 grant for a methamphetamine treatment study. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $7,580 University of California, Berkeley grant for Chinatown restaurant worker safety. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $63,210 grant from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for a methamphetamine study was referred for adoption by the Department of Public Health.
- Public Health would accept a $47,694.36 state grant for a light brown apple moth pest program; sent to committee.
- Proposed resolution would let Public Health accept up to $300,000 in Buprenorphine medication from [name withheld]; sent to committee.
- The Public Health Department may retroactively accept and spend a $200,000 federal Justice Department grant for a youth mental health project.
- Department of Public Health accepted a $150,000 Kaiser Permanente grant for the Shape Up BVHP program in Bayview Hunters Point.
- Health department's $325,239 HIV vaccine research funding modification from Public Health Foundation Enterprises was referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution would let DPH retroactively accept and spend a $63,210 grant from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for a drug research study. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend retroactively an $18,676 grant for HIV rapid testing in drug treatment programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health proposed to accept $6,808.90 in state grants; referred for adoption without committee reference.
- Department of Public Health asked to accept and spend a $139,432 grant for HIV vaccine research; referred to committee.
- Department of Public Health would accept and spend $500,000 from CalTrans for the Safe Routes to School project.
- Department of Public Health to accept and spend a $47,694.36 state grant for the Light Brown Apple Moth program, referred for adoption at next meeting.
- Proposed: the Department of Public Health would accept and spend two related HIV research grants totaling $105,248.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $44,195 state grant for the [name withheld] pest exclusion program.
- Health department proposed accepting a $31,724 grant from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for HIV prevention research.
- The Department of Public Health may retroactively accept and spend three state grants totaling $6,808.90 for food and agricultural projects.
- A $12,680 National [name withheld] of Health grant to the Department of Public Health for a methamphetamine study was sent for adoption without committee reference.
- Resolution to retroactively accept and spend $66,325 from the California Department of Food and Agriculture was referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department seeks to accept a new $1,244,866 federal grant for HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention; sent to committee.
- Proposed acceptance of a $10,566 grant from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for a Department of Public Health methamphetamine study; referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department would accept a $418,225 CDC grant for HIV behavioral surveillance and a $53,723 subcontract; sent to committee.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $7,167 HIV research grant from UCSF's AIDS research center; referred for adoption.
- $287,177 drug court grant referred to committee linked by the name only, not checked
- Health Department may accept a $397,919 federal substance abuse grant and subcontract $318,619 to Asian and Pacific Islander Wellness Center.
- $713,132 drug court grant sought by the health department linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $150,000 Kaiser Permanente grant for Shape Up BVHP; adopted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $213,498 University of California HIV detection grant.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $213,498 University of California grant for HIV infection detection.
- $713,132 state grant to expand drug court treatment approved
- Health department was authorized to accept a $287,177 state grant to fund a drug court in Dependency Court.
- Health department was authorized to accept a $713,132 state grant to expand substance abuse treatment for felon drug court clients.
- $287,177 state grant for a court drug program approved
- A funding modification item is listed here, with its outcome printed on the next page.
- $11,927 nutrition grant for the Turk Street Clinic sent to committee linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed resolution would accept a $104,538 gift from the San Francisco General Hospital Foundation for staff heart-risk training; sent to committee.
- Proposed resolution letting Public Health accept a $104,538 gift from the SF General Hospital Foundation; sent to committee.
- The Department of Public Health accepted a $104,538 gift from the San Francisco General Hospital Foundation for staff cardiovascular training.
- A $7,360 grant from UC Berkeley for Chinatown restaurant worker health was referred for adoption without committee reference. linked by the name only, not checked
- $11,927 nutrition grant for Turk Street Clinic approved linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health department gets $11,927 grant for nutrition services
- Public Health Department authorized to accept a $104,538 gift from the San Francisco General Hospital Foundation to fund staff training.
- $7,167 accepted from the UCSF Center for AIDS Research linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend a $7,360 University of California grant for Chinatown restaurant worker safety.
- Health department would accept and spend a retroactive $418,225 CDC grant for HIV behavioral surveillance.
- Public Health Department accepts $418,225 CDC grant for HIV behavioral surveillance and subcontracts $53,723 to Public Health Foundation Enterprises.
- $343,000 sought for a women's nutrition project at Public Health
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $468,469 state grant for hospital emergency preparedness.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to retroactively accept and spend a $66,325 state grant for a pest exclusion program.
- Public Health Department accepts a $215,928 Gates Foundation grant for an HIV/AIDS technical assistance project.
- Public Health Department accepts up to $300,000 in Buprenorphine medication from [name withheld] for opiate treatment patients.
- Public Health Department accepts a three-year $343,000 grant from the Vitamin Cases settlement fund for women's nutrition work.
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept a $119,181 UCSF grant for an HIV mobility study; resolution adopted.
- Public Health department to accept and spend a $119,181 UCSF grant for an HIV mobility study. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Public Health proposed accepting a $500,000 CalTrans grant for the Safe Routes to School Project.
- Health department authorized to accept and spend $139,432 from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for HIV vaccine research in 2008.
- Department of Public Health accepted a $139,432 grant from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for HIV vaccine research.
- Health department authorized to accept $500,000 from CalTrans for the Safe Routes to School Project, including a $135,541 consultant contract.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend an $18,676 UCSF grant for HIV testing study.
- Health department may accept and spend a $1,244,866 federal grant to improve HIV/AIDS treatment and prevention services; adopted.
- Health department's retroactive $12,680 grant from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for a methamphetamine treatment study was approved.
- Department of Public Health may accept a $12,680 National [name withheld] of Health grant, via Public Health Foundation Enterprises, for a methamphetamine study.
- Health department's retroactive $10,566 grant from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for a methamphetamine study was approved.
- Public Health department may accept and spend a $4,758,228 federal [name withheld] HIV grant, retroactively adopted.
- Health department may retroactively accept and spend a $47,694.36 state grant for the light brown apple moth program.
- Health department grant of $31,724 for HIV prevention research was referred to the City Operations committee.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $63,210 grant from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for a methamphetamine study.
- A proposed November 2008 ballot measure would appropriate $1,500,000 from the General Fund for mental health trauma recovery services.
- DPH authorized to accept and spend a $47,694.36 state grant for the Light Brown Apple Moth programme, adopted.
- Department of Public Health would retroactively accept and spend a $47,694.36 state grant for pest exclusion activities.
- A proposed resolution would authorize a $225,000 grant to support the Peer Supervisor Provider Project.
- Public Health Department seeks a 12-month extension of about $8.8 million CDC HIV prevention funding, sent to committee.
- Public Health Department may apply to extend about $8.8M in federal CDC HIV prevention funding through December 31, 2009.
- Public Health Department accepts $225,000 from the California Wellness Foundation for the Peer Provider Project.
- Public Health Department allowed to accept and spend $6,808.90 in three state grants for food projects. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department would accept and spend an $8,250 state grant for two programs; referred for adoption.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $47,731.06 state grant for a light brown apple moth program.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $7,580 grant for worker safety research in Chinatown restaurants.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend an $8,250 state grant for two environmental health programs.
- Board adopted the Mental Health Services Act annual plan update and accepted $1,766,236 in state funds for the Public Health Department.
- Department of Public Health would accept and spend an $8,250 state grant for two environmental health programs.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to retroactively accept and spend $105,248 in HIV vaccine research grants from Public Health Foundation Enterprises.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to retroactively accept and spend $225,000 from the CDC for STD surveillance.
- Department of Public Health's retroactive acceptance of $44,195 from the state Food and Agriculture department for a pest exclusion program was referred for adoption.
- Supervisor Chu's item on grant funds to support a worker has no outcome printed on this page.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for $36,118,233 in federal [name withheld] HIV/AIDS treatment funding.
- Health department seeks to accept and spend $225,000 federal CDC funds for STD surveillance; outcome not yet shown.
- Department of Public Health accepted and spent $105,248 in grants from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for HIV vaccine trials.
- Department of Public Health proposed applying for a $36,118,233 federal [name withheld] HIV/AIDS treatment grant for San Francisco. linked by the name only, not checked
- DPH may accept and spend a $44,195 state grant for its [name withheld] pest exclusion program.
- DPH may accept and spend a $32,249 Chinese Progressive Association grant for Chinatown restaurant worker safety.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to retroactively accept and spend a $200,000 federal grant for juvenile mental health.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $282,150 grant to upgrade radiology equipment at San Francisco General Hospital.
- Public Health Department may retroactively accept and spend a $35,125 grant from [name withheld] Center for HIV eLearning modules.
- Public Health Department may retroactively accept and spend a $12,760 grant from UCSF for an HPV screening study.
- Proposed acceptance of a $24,790 University of California San Francisco grant for the Department of Public Health screening project; referred to next Board meeting.
- Public Health Department proposed accepting a $180,000 Metta Fund grant for a swine flu information team, sent to committee.
- Department of Public Health would accept and spend a $100,000 National Association of County and City Health Officials grant for disease prevention.
- Department of Public Health would accept and spend a $34,645 Public Health Foundation Enterprises grant for HIV research. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution to accept a $4,758,228 federal HIV/AIDS grant for San Francisco health services was referred to committee.
- Board enacted a $136,000,000 bond appropriation to rebuild and upgrade San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend a $22,566 World Health Organization grant.
- Elsbernd's motion to table a $6,071,836 Public Health positions ordinance failed, so the measure stays alive.
- Health department would accept and spend a $37,787 state grant to prevent pest infestations from incoming plant shipments; referred for adoption.
- Health department to accept and spend a $600,000 federal grant for reentry services to released prisoners, sent to committee.
- The Department of Public Health seeks to accept a $2.2M state grant for public health emergency response.
- Health Department may accept and spend a $37,787 state grant to prevent pests from high-risk plant shipments.
- Dufty proposed accepting a retroactive $1,925,719 state grant for the Department of Public Health to treat mentally ill parolees. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health Department proposed accepting $82,672 from California pesticide regulators for pesticide use reporting through June 30, 2010; sent for adoption.
- Board adopted resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $250,000 California [name withheld] grant for Healthy San Francisco evaluation.
- Accepts and spends a $4,758,228 federal [name withheld] grant for HIV/AIDS health services in San Francisco.
- Proposed resolution lets Public Health retroactively accept a $100,000 NACCHO grant for public health preparedness; sent for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department may accept and spend a $1,000,000 grant for services to American Indian and Alaskan Native children and families.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $24,790 University of California San Francisco grant for screening and treatment.
- Supervisors passed on first reading, as amended, a $1,881,896 appropriation restoring Public Health positions for two months.
- Resolution proposed to let the Department of Public Health accept and spend a $15,055 grant from the Public Health Foundation Enterprises for a viral load study.
- Department of Public Health proposed to retroactively accept and spend $102,421 from amfAR for an HIV epidemiology project.
- Ordinance reallocating $18,000,000 of state budget cuts, including health and human services funds, passed finally.
- Department of Public Health may apply for $36,118,233 in federal HIV emergency relief funding; resolution adopted.
- Health department may accept and spend three state agriculture grants totaling $17,672.98.
- Health department may accept and spend a $460,396 state grant for hospital emergency preparedness, retroactively.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend a $4,758,228 federal HIV/AIDS grant.
- Resolution adopted approving the three-year Mental Health Services Act prevention plan and accepting $874,700 for the Department of Public Health.
- Health department may accept and spend a $300,000 Blue Shield Foundation grant to evaluate Healthy San Francisco.
- Grant accepted to expand clinic hours at the Third Street Clinic
- Health department to accept and spend a $250,000 California [name withheld] grant for Healthy San Francisco; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Health may accept and spend a retroactive $250,000 California [name withheld] grant to evaluate Healthy San Francisco.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health retroactively accept and spend a $100,000 national grant for preparedness.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept and spend a $34,645 grant from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for HIV research.
- Grant of $102,421 from the Foundation for AIDS Research for an HIV epidemiology project was referred to committee.
- $50,000 Commonwealth Fund grant for Healthy San Francisco sent to committee
- Grant of $200,000 from the Media Fund to evaluate HealthySan Francisco was referred to the City Operations committee.
- Resolution adopted authorizing the Department of Public Health to accept and spend a $402,342 CDC grant.
- Health department may accept and spend a $2,672 state grant to support pesticide use reporting.
- Supervisors passed on first reading, as amended, a citywide mandatory recycling and composting ordinance with penalties.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend a $1,925,719 state grant for mentally ill parolees treatment.
- The Department of Public Health may retroactively accept and spend a $1,925,719 state grant to expand mental health treatment for parolees.
- Public Health Department grant of $15,369 from UCSF for a Nigeria HIV prevention project was referred to committee.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $50,000 Commonwealth Fund grant for Healthy San Francisco evaluation.
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept and spend a $15,369 UCSF-routed grant for a Nigeria HIV prevention project; adopted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $200,000 Metta Fund grant for Healthy San Francisco evaluation.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $102,421 amfAR grant for an HIV research project.
- $1,925,719 state grant to treat mentally ill parolees
- Public Health accepts a retroactive $1,925,719 state grant to expand treatment for mentally ill parolees.
- The Department of Public Health retroactively accepted a $90,463 grant from Public Health Foundation Enterprises to coordinate a research project.
- The Department of Public Health retroactively accepted a $10,676 grant from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for project management services.
- Board adopted retroactive acceptance of a $22,566 World Health Organization grant for Public Health's HIV surveillance guide. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department may accept and spend a $122,160 University of Miami grant for an HIV testing trial in STD clinics.
- Board adopted a resolution letting Public Health accept and spend $11,855.40 in state food and agriculture grants.
- $15,055 from Public Health Foundation Enterprises for a viral load study
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Public Health Department apply for about $16 million in CDC HIV prevention funding for 2010 and 2011.
- $18,699.38 in state agriculture grants accepted for public health
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health retroactively accept a $20,059 University of California San Francisco grant.
- Board adopted resolution letting Public Health accept a $282,150 grant to upgrade radiology equipment at San Francisco General Hospital.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to apply for $36,118,233 in federal [name withheld] HIV emergency relief funding; adopted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's state budget plan appropriates $18,000,000 of state budget cuts across health, human services and sheriff funds; finally passed.
- Public Health accepted an $180,000 Metta Fund grant to support a swine flu information and guidance team.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $12,760 grant from UCSF for an HPV epidemiology and screening project.
- Public Health Department authorized to retroactively accept and spend a $180,000 Metta Fund grant for swine flu guidance.
- Department of Public Health proposed retroactively accepting a $450,000 federal SAMHSA grant for the Southeast Health Opportunities project; sent to committee.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $35,125 grant from [name withheld] Center for HIV research eLearning modules.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $24,790 UCSF grant for a brief-intervention and treatment referral project.
- Department of Public Health proposed accepting a $100,245 Bay Area Air Quality grant for a shuttle linking General Hospital and Mission Bay; sent to committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept a $35,125 grant from [name withheld] Center for HIV research eLearning.
- Department of Public Health accepted a $12,760 UCSF grant to study HPV screening responses.
- Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $1,000,000 federal grant for American Indian and Alaskan Native children and families.
- Resolution accepting and spending a $2,151,772 state grant for public health emergency response was adopted.
- Department of Public Health accepts a $37,787 state grant to prevent pests from high-risk plant shipments.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Public Health accept and spend a $2,151,772 state public health emergency grant.
- Proposal to accept $50,000 federal grant for writing teachers.
- City adds 1.7 grant-funded jobs at Environment Department
- Biodiesel access task force proposed to run through 2010.
- Federal health grant of $450,000; vote not in this entry
- Backing for a statewide streets and roads assessment sent to committee
- City would take $3.5 million state grant for HIV care.
- $14,500 world health grant would fund an HIV care guide.
- Child abuse prevention plan extended for state-funded programs
- Biodiesel access task force extended to end of 2010
- Health department accepts $14,500 grant for HIV guide linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposal: accept state grant for Little Brown Apple Moth program.
- Public Health's $28,465 grant from UCSF for Ghana work sent to committee
- Public Health accepts $512,960 state grant for HIV prevention linked by the name only, not checked
- City transit agency takes $1.09M grant for bike projects
- Proposed $108,600 grant for training on health care for homeless people.
- $28,465 university grant for Ghana health study accepted.
- $47,759 vaccine grant for Public Health sent to committee
- Grant for homeless health and wellness training accepted
- Public health department asked to accept $56,019 research grant.
- $52,803 health grant for China HIV prevention help set for next meeting.
- $88,000 gift adopted for the Ogden Terrace Community Garden
- Health grant of $159,876 for a clinical trial sent to committee.
- $401,770 federal health grant for a medical monitoring project sent to committee.
- Health grant of $159,876 for a clinical trial sent to committee.
- $52,803 health grant for China HIV prevention help set for next meeting.
- $88,000 gift adopted for the Ogden Terrace Community Garden linked by the name only, not checked
- $9.5 million federal grant to renovate AIDS office, sent to committee.
- $2,880 state grant for pesticide-use reporting sent to next meeting.
- $9.5 million federal grant to renovate AIDS office, sent to committee.
- $401,770 federal health grant for a medical monitoring project sent to committee.
- $2,880 state grant for pesticide-use reporting sent to next meeting.
- Ten-year plan for city buildings, streets and parks; sent to committee.
- Health Department accepts $52,803 from the Public Health Foundation Enterprises
- City accepts $2,880 state grant for pesticide reporting
- City would accept $370,182 state grant for offender drug treatment; in committee.
- Health Department accepts $9.5M to renovate the AIDS Office linked by the name only, not checked
- City hires ICF for $19M energy efficiency and climate work linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department gets $370,182 state grant for offender addiction treatment
- $849,417 state grant for public health emergency work sent to committee.
- Health department accepts $401,770 federal grant for monitoring project linked by the name only, not checked
- Public health department accepts $159,876 [name withheld] trial grant
- Public health department gets $20.8 million to cover cost overruns
- Proposed $101,261 grant for a men's health project.
- Proposed $11,189 state grant for public health food and farm projects.
- Health department may accept $11,188 state food grant; no vote shown.
- Public health grant of $849,417 for emergency response; no vote shown.
- State grant for a colon cancer control program proposed.
- UCSF grant for a health aid project proposed.
- Health department accepted $101,261 grant for a prevention project
- A resolution adopted, with no subject on this page
- Public Health takes $200,331 grant for an emergency aid project
- Golden Gate Pedicab fares proposed; decision at next meeting.
- Proposed: support for the Warriors' return to San Francisco.
- City health department to accept $25,318 grant for viral load study.
- City health department accepted $28,465 grant for Ghana study
- City health department to accept $47,022 grant for training workshops.
- Urban School can refinance up to $8M in bonds
- $631,739 federal grant for homeless transition program; in committee.
- $4,901 research grant for handheld health survey tool; not yet voted.
- $49,995 air district grant for health risk plan; in committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Terminal 2 newsstands, coffee and shops leased to a company
- Health Department's $128,916.32 in state farm grants sent to committee
- $25,331 health grant for a screening and treatment-referral project awaits review.
- [name withheld] 22 named [name withheld]; urges a bridge suicide barrier
- $7.7 million state grant for job rehabilitation services awaits review.
- City seeks $36 million federal HIV care funding; vote next meeting.
- State money of $128,916 for vineyard disease and organic farm programs
- Federal grant of $631,739 to help people move out of homelessness
- Air district grant of $49,995 for a community pollution-risk plan
- City seeks $36 million federal money for HIV care
- Proposal: health department takes $106,526 federal grant for heat study.
- $27,062 grant to aid Tanzania AIDS program sent to committee.
- $7,993 grant for Myanmar health study planning sent to committee.
- Health department grant to plan wider coverage sent to committee.
- $877,273 federal grant for wider HIV testing; still in committee.
- Health department proposed $7.7 million state job-help grant.
- $20,000 grant for young children's mental health; vote pending.
- $155,013 in furniture and equipment donated to several rec centers
- Plan to bring the America's Cup sailing race here sent to committee.
- Preservation deal for the Bayview Opera House sent to committee
- $225,000 foundation grant to plan wider health coverage approved
- Health department accepts $42,384 grant for a follow-up study
- Federal grant of $106,526 for heat and air-quality health study approved
- Health department gets $47,796 in state grants
- City proposes accepting $402,596 UCSF grant for older adults with HIV.
- Health department grant of $13,001 for AIDS training awaits vote.
- $150,000 in loans for women's and LGBT health services; not decided.
- City may accept $41,892 state grant for infertility training.
- $31 million to cover health department cost overruns; not decided.
- City honours ARC/AIDS Vigil and urges a plaque at its site
- Plaque for the ARC/AIDS Vigil site proposed.
- Ordinance appropriates $29,494,813 to cover Department of Public Health hospital shortfalls for fiscal year 2010-2011, passed finally.
- Health department takes $13,001 AIDS training grant from UCSF.
- Children's commission plan for extra education money proposed.
- Health department accepts $13,001 grant for HIV training.
- Health department takes $402,596 grant for HIV care for older adults.
- Health department accepts $402,596 for HIV care for older adults linked by the name only, not checked
- Sets monthly payments into city workers' health trust fund.
- Proposed $13,001 university grant for HIV/AIDS programs.
- Proposed: $20,682 from UC for AIDS education and training. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $16,876 university grant for drug treatment trials.
- Proposed: $27,287 health grant for a risk reduction project.
- Proposed: $13,001 from UC for HIV care and prevention programs.
- Health department takes $27,287 grant for risk reduction project.
- $141,586 grant sought for supervised child visitation and exchange
- Health department takes $13,001 grant for HIV/AIDS programs
- Health department takes $20,682 grant for AIDS training center.
- Health department takes $16,876 grant for drug treatment trials.
- Health department approved to accept $16,876 for drug-treatment research
- $72,962 health grant for joint service program proposed.
- A $60,000 share of a lawsuit settlement passes first reading
- Public Health Department may retroactively accept and spend a $325,000 grant from Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services for the Adult Treatment Drug Court.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- $26,634 grant for HIV prevention proposed.
- $25,578 university grant for health study proposed.
- Supervisors praised Governor's pick for state labor enforcement chief
- Supervisors backed state plan to close juvenile detention division
- Public health department takes $26,634 grant for HIV prevention.
- Public Health accepted $26,634 grant for HIV prevention
- Public health department takes $72,962 foundation grant
- Public health department takes $25,578 university grant
- Proposed $150,000 for women's and LGBT health services; not yet voted.
- Health department takes $41,892 grant for infertility training
- Safe Boating Week proclamation proposed, not yet voted.
- City honors [name withheld] for 20 years of Children's Fund
- $31 million for city hospital cost overruns, still in committee.
- Health department may accept $2,528 pesticide reporting grant
- Health department may accept $16,757 state weed grant
- City accepts $2,528 state grant for pesticide-use reporting
- Department accepts $8,250 state grant for petroleum enforcement
- City accepts $16,757 state grant for weed management
- City proclaims National Safe Boating Week, May 20–29, 2011
- Appointed former mayors may take city jobs within a year
- $29.5 million for public health shortfalls gets first vote only.
- $29.5 million to cover public health shortfalls approved
- Supervisors honor ARC/AIDS Vigil; plaque on or near site encouraged
- Grant of $205,000 for an outpatient program at the Community Justice Center
- Health department takes $205,000 federal justice grant for outpatient program
- City applies for $8.1 million federal HIV prevention grant; vote not shown.
- Health department takes $62,123 grant for global AIDS support linked by the name only, not checked
- Health Department accepts $42,580 for Brazil blood-safety, HIV-testing study
- Health department takes $72,877 grant for AIDS work in Tanzania linked by the name only, not checked
- Health Department accepts $62,123 to help AIDS programs overseas.
- Health department takes $42,580 grant for HIV testing study in Brazil.
- $45,000 grant buys security cameras at Hyde Street Harbor
- Plan to split city land at 17th and Folsom sent to committee.
- Health grant of $60,000 for anti-trafficking program; not yet passed.
- Health department may take $27,189 UC San Francisco grant.
- Health department HIV study grant of $37,856; outcome not shown.
- City asks Governor to sign family child care bill
- Health department may take $13,595 UC San Francisco grant.
- Health department accepts $33,833 grant for community health plan
- City asks governor to sign child-care bill; not decided.
- City accepted $70,000 grant for a Cargo Way bike lane
- Older city bond refinancing sent to committee.
- Health grant of $37,856 for HIV research proposed.
- Health department accepts $23,933 grant for Central Asia disease monitoring
- Health department grant for smoking help; outcome not shown here.
- $1 million from power plant settlement for Potrero neighbourhoods; pending linked by the name only, not checked
- [name withheld] proposed for September 25. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department may take $23,933 surveillance grant.
- Glen Park Elementary School Day set for its hundredth year
- Health department accepts $20,000 grant for community health-care interviews
- September 25 named [name withheld], honouring a social justice leader
- Board urges governor to sign state family child-care bill
- City asks Congress to fund a parks land conservation fund
- Film fees cut for small shoots; nonprofits and students exempt
- Health department takes $473,485 federal grant to link mental and primary care.
- Payment services contract for Healthy San Francisco approved
- Health department takes $443,333 federal grant for STOP study.
- City applies to keep $36 million federal HIV care grant
- Support for safe medical cannabis access sent to committee.
- Community policing becomes city policy; police rules to be reviewed
- $36 million HIV care grant application set for next meeting.
- $1 million for neighborhoods near Potrero power plant; first vote passed
- City may apply for $36 million in HIV care funding
- $569 state grant for oak-tree disease program; not yet voted.
- $1 million Potrero power plant settlement goes to nearby neighbourhoods
- Health department accepts $96,121 UCSF grant for clinical training
- Mayor vetoed a health care spending law; outcome not shown.
- Small state grant for sudden oak death program approved.
- The Department of Public Health may accept and spend a $96,121 UCSF grant for a clinical training program.
- Health department to accept $62,123 for overseas AIDS aid support. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department to accept $42,580 grant for Brazil blood-safety study. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health department to accept $72,877 for AIDS aid in Tanzania.
- Small state grant for Sudden Oak Death program accepted
- Health department accepts $167,061 federal grant to study city development
- [name withheld] honoured on 100th birthday; Nov 9 named for her
- City formally voices concern over federal Medicare and Medicaid cuts
- City honours [name withheld] on her 100th birthday; vote not shown.
- Health department accepts $167,000 federal grant for health impact study
- Health department gets $500 state grant for plant pest inspections
- City statement of concern over federal Medicaid, Medicare cuts linked by the name only, not checked
- $1.8 million for HIV/AIDS programs, replacing lost federal money; in committee.
- Replacement money for HIV/AIDS programs cleared a first vote.
- Plan to take $23,538 state grant to improve tuberculosis diagnosis and treatment.
- Plan to take $93,187 grant for HIV research among transgender women.
- Plan to take $1.35 million federal grant for minority AIDS initiative.
- Proposal to mark February 2012 as American Heart Month.
- Replacement money for HIV/AIDS programs; final vote not shown here.
- DA gets $29,250 state grant for high-tech crime work
- Health department accepts $23,538 state tuberculosis grant
- Proposed $137,933 grant to track hepatitis cases.
- Considered: $47,983 state grant for pest inspections.
- Considered: $63,480 grant for hepatitis B evaluation.
- Proposed $815,358 CDC grant for city health policies.
- Considered: $67,583 grant for a risk-based health program.
- Health department accepts $63,480 grant for hepatitis B project
- Considered: $1.35 million federal grant for HIV work in minority communities.
- Health department takes grant for [name withheld] Family Partnership program.
- City workers can pay retirement contributions before tax
- Health department takes state grant for vocational rehab services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board's opposition to state food-truck school bill postponed.
- Board honours San Francisco Gay Softball League's 40th anniversary
- Police to accept $1 million federal port security grant.
- Health grant expands HIV-prevention drugs for men.
- Health department takes $815,358 federal grant for health-in-all-policies work
- Health department accepts $44,043 grant for HIV work in South
- Health grant of $49,090 for school meal study; result not shown.
- Health department accepts $650,123 grant for [name withheld] Family Partnership
- Health grant of $49,090 for school meal study accepted
- Adult probation approved to take $40,615 grant for reentry work
- Urges Navy to name a ship after Harvey Milk; sent to committee.
- Health department takes $16,447 grant for veterans' specialty care.
- Ninety more days given to review rezoning of 1111 Eighth Street
- Health department takes $16,447 grant for veterans' specialty care
- Building department's cash fund raised from $2,000 to $4,500 linked by the name only, not checked
- City health department allowed to take $20,000 hepatitis B grant
- Proposed $298,144 grant for combined health services; not decided.
- $545,759 HIV-prevention grant accepted by health department
- City accepts $545,759 grant for HIV prevention program
- Proposed: health department to accept $747,833 federal study grant.
- $298,144 grant for combined health services accepted
- City seeks $9.5 million federal HIV prevention funding for 2013.
- [name withheld] lease at 555-575 Polk Street sent to committee
- Health department accepts $747,833 federal grant for a study.
- Union Square Garage lease at 333 Post Street to be extended
- Lease of 9,000 square feet at 555-575 Polk Street ratified
- City seeks $9.5 million federal HIV prevention funds for 2013.
- Proposed $196,104 federal grant for a health monitoring project.
- Proposed $120,000 grant for teen health programs.
- Proposed $300,000 federal grant for HIV care for transgender women of color.
- Proposed $300,000 federal grant for medical care for homeless people with HIV.
- Health department takes $300,000 grant for HIV care for transgender women.
- Workers' compensation administrator contract up to $26.3 million approved
- Health department gets $120,000 to run teen health education.
- Health department takes $196,104 federal grant for medical monitoring.
- $196,104 federal health grant for medical monitoring; no vote shown.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- $300,000 federal grant for care of homeless people with HIV approved
- Health department takes $300,000 grant for homeless people with HIV.
- Health grant of $300,000 to link foreign-born hepatitis B patients to care
- Moscone Center expansion found financially workable
- $6.6 million for probation, health and social services; first vote passed.
- Health department to take $25,000 state grant for beach testing.
- City health spending of $38.7 million proposed; not final.
- City urges school district to help undocumented students with records.
- City urges school district to help undocumented students
- Shifts $37 million in hospital and health money; still needs final vote.
- Proposed $568,800 state grant to help residents get health insurance.
- $568,800 state grant to help residents get health insurance set aside.
- Proposed: $238,571 state grant for maternal and teen health.
- Proposed: $161,499 state grant for city tuberculosis control work.
- Proposed $225,000 grant to help residents sign up for health coverage.
- Proposed $140,827 federal grant for an HIV survey of transgender men.
- City health department accepts $161,499 state grant for tuberculosis control.
- Health department takes extra $238,571 grant for mothers and kids
- $161,499 state grant for tuberculosis control program accepted
- City accepts $225,000 grant to help residents enroll in health coverage
- Health department accepts $225,000 grant to help people enroll
- City accepts $140,827 federal grant for HIV risk survey
- Proposed: city seeks $36 million federal HIV care funding.
- Proposed: $271,200 state grant for job help for people with disabilities.
- $1.4 million school-route safety grant accepted
- City to recommend small businesses for Kiva microloans.
- Health department accepts $271,200 state grant for disability job help.
- A vote with no subject on this page
- Health department may accept $300,000 federal hepatitis B grant.
- Jail phone contract change delayed to December 10.
- City renews South Van Ness space lease for health department
- [name withheld] supervised visitation grant of $133,333 sent to committee
- Health department may accept $250,000 federal grant for youth drug recovery
- Health department proposes to take $173,515 federal climate grant.
- Health department takes $108,366 university grant for HIV study
- $270,000 free Wi-Fi gear from Cisco accepted
- Utility software maintenance deal of $171,000 approved
- Federal grant funds youth reentry and family support program
- One person appointed to mental health board.
- Board passed on first reading, as amended, a $1,387,500 appropriation to the Department of Public Health for homeless outreach services.
- $1.4 million for homeless outreach: first vote passed, final vote later.
- One person named to Mental Health Board
- [name withheld] appointed to mental health board
- Hearing on $1.39 million for homeless outreach; money released
- $250,000 federal grant for youth treatment program accepted
- $133,333 federal grant for supervised family visits accepted
- Health department accepts $173,515 federal grant on climate health.
- Health department grant for HIV prevention research; still in committee.
- Health department supervised family visit grant approved
- Federal grant of $750k to run youth re-entry program; still in committee.
- Kezar Triangle landscaping paid for by $670,000 grant
- $1,387,500 for homeless outreach proposed; in committee.
- Public health gets $173,515 federal grant to plan for climate effects
- Health grant for HIV survey of transgender men sent to committee.
- CDC grant for HIV monitoring sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- City takes $1.75 million grant for mental health triage staff
- City takes $1 million federal grant for HIV prevention work
- City takes $2.66 million state grant for HIV care
- HIV outpatient program grant sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- HIV care program gets $2.66 million from the state.
- Mental health triage staff funded by $1.75 million state grant
- Funding application for walking and biking projects sent to committee.
- Substance abuse treatment contract with state amended; $70.7 million
- Health dept may accept $378,524 for Kenya health monitoring program; pending.
- $801,600 for HIV prevention proposed; sent to committee.
- A resolution adopted, with no subject on this page
- Proposed: accept $799,159 federal grant for heart-health program.
- $301,600 for HIV-prevention medication; not yet final.
- $1.75 million mental health triage grant sent to budget committee.
- $2.66 million HIV care grant sent to budget committee.
- Health grant for HIV survey of transgender men put off.
- $1 million HIV prevention grant sent to budget committee.
- Health department may take $322,645 federal grant for HIV care
- Proposed $301,600 city spending for HIV prevention medication
- Health department may take $556,874 federal grant for HIV monitoring
- Borrowing for War Memorial seismic upgrade put off to July.
- HIV outpatient care grant put off to July.
- Health department may take $162,313 federal grant for HIV survey
- Health department gets $799,159 federal grant for heart health program
- $33 million state contract for substance-use services; in committee.
- $112,171 sought to study how HIV spreads in the city
- Health department may accept $118,761 for HIV prevention program.
- Health department may accept $1 million for trauma-informed care.
- Health department may accept $99,900 from the Superior Court program.
- State substance-use treatment contract, $33 million, 2014 to 2017.
- Health department takes $112,171 from UC for HIV transmission study.
- City accepts $150,000 from PG&E for City Hall preservation fund
- Health department takes $99,900 from court for family recovery programs.
- Planning Commission gets 90 more days to decide on SoMa open-space fees
- $57 million gift accepted to equip new San Francisco General Hospital
- Public Health may accept a $57.4M gift from the SF General Hospital Foundation, naming the hospital for the Zuckerbergs for 50 years.
- City accepts $371,258 grant for energy-saving programs.
- Proposed $118,761 grant to expand HIV-prevention drug access.
- Proposed $348,142 grant for a peer mentoring program.
- Health department gets $348,142 federal grant for peer mentoring
- Health department grant of $213,369 for preterm births; still in committee.
- Lease at 1390 Market Street approved at $479,031.70 for the year
- Health department takes $213,369 grant for a preterm birth program
- Up to $35 million in home-loan bonds proposed.
- Health department grant of $144,999 for neighbourhood health planning.
- Health department accepts $144,999 federal grant for community design study
- $211,225 grant for a Bay clinical trials unit sent to committee
- $5.9M in emergency contracts to stabilise the Telegraph Hill slope
- City ends plan to restore [name withheld] and Powerhouse
- City applies for $16.7 million federal HIV care funding
- $5M gift proposed to equip trauma building; rooms to be named.
- $5.0M proposed for [name withheld] and 35-45 Onondaga Avenue repairs
- $517,119 grant to cure hepatitis C in incarcerated patients; pending.
- City may take $718,717 grant to dispose of household hazardous waste
- Health department applies for $16,654,711 federal HIV care grant
- Health department may take $324,304 grant for HIV work in Kenya
- $2.9 million federal grant for HIV prevention and care; pending.
- Rent Board director Delene Wolf honours for retirement
- $30,000 state grant for public beach safety accepted
- DA gets $110,276 state grant for trafficking victim services
- $47.6M substance-use treatment contract sent to budget committee.
- Safe Routes to School program gets $2.8 million grant
- City plans to accept $609,258 grant for energy-saving programs, pending.
- City buys up to $24 million of disinfectant chemical from Univar
- $30,000 state grant for beach safety sent to committee
- Department of Public Health would accept and spend a $279,816 grant from Center for Health Care Strategies for trauma-informed care, sent to committee.
- $2.8 million grant for safer walking routes to schools, sent to committee.