All decisions
about 210 Board decisions about Department of Social Servic…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- An appropriation of $40,965 for the Department of Social Services, creating ten positions, was passed for second reading.
- Social Services gets $40,965 and ten new jobs
- Social Services volunteer program accepts $8,117 gift and federal funds
- Emergency money for Social Services staff salaries approved linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board accepted $87,799 in state and federal funds for additional Child Welfare Division services.
- City accepts $48,126 in state money for home help for elderly and disabled linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency $71,324 for Social Services sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Social Services allowed to shift $100,000 between welfare training programs
- $200,000 of held welfare money released for spending.
- Donated money accepted for day care of disabled children
- After-hours information service gets $15,000 from a foundation
- Day care for young children in Sunset and Western Addition gets $21,381
- Proposed: [name withheld] pays city $865.81 to end lawsuit linked by the name only, not checked
- Southwest corner of Langton and Howard named for a mini-park linked by the name only, not checked
- $1,637.50 and $9,500 gifts accepted to fund preschool care for disabled children
- Day care for Western Addition children gets $11,000 gift
- Late claim by a claimant against city allowed to proceed
- $20,000 gift funds children's day care downtown South of Market
- The Board accepted a $3,296.25 San Francisco Foundation grant for training and rehabilitation of mentally retarded adults.
- Taxes cancelled on land the Redevelopment Agency bought for Yerba Buena
- City accepts private gifts for police, museum lighting, daycare
- Measure sent to committee; subject not in this record.
- $15,000 gift accepted to fund a Haight Ashbury day care center
- Relatives must help pay for old-age aid recipients' support linked by the name only, not checked
- $6,000 gift accepted for adult rehab services
- Expired city payment checks to be reissued, deadline waived
- City writes off money lost to forged checks and reissues payments.
- Emergency water lines near Fourth and Berry moved for freeway
- $1,500 from Allstate and $36,138 for Sunset District day care accepted
- City accepts $878 in furnishings from the WAIF adoption agency for the Social Services adoption showroom.
- Federal grant for fixing unsafe older buildings extended
- City accepts gifts from various donors.
- $37,500 paid to Corwin Development for a Seward Street minipark
- Relatives must help pay support for Old Age Security recipients.
- City accepts $5,000 gift for Social Services work
- Donated money accepted for Social Services programs
- $3,130 in gifts accepted for an art festival and day care linked by the name only, not checked
- Adult relatives must help fund elderly aid recipients' support.
- Foundation gift funds Hunters Point day care and after-hours help
- Donations fund day care for children in families on aid
- City accepts $156,717 to pay for Mission children's day care linked by the name only, not checked
- Museum accepts $1,379 gift to pay shipping of English furniture
- Donations of about $58,800 accepted for child day care
- Passed for second reading as amended: $135,858 in federal and private grants for Social Services day care and rehabilitation. linked by the name only, not checked
- Gifts for children's recreation and day care accepted
- $400,000 federal money for refugee programs; vote not shown.
- City accepts a horse for mounted police and $14,000 for social services
- City accepts gifts from donors for social services and arts
- Proposal to accept $6,023 gift for Sunset day care.
- Donor gifts to city departments proposed.
- $19,531.50 gift for Sunset child day care; outcome not shown.
- Donor gifts to the city proposed for acceptance.
- $8,000 gift for day care for disabled children and adults accepted linked by the name only, not checked
- Donor gifts for Chinatown day care and studies; no vote shown.
- City accepts gift money for arts, after-hours help and day care
- $5,000 grant funds training for adults with disabilities linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor asked to consider adding $124,000 for food stamp staff linked by the name only, not checked
- Social Services accepts $15,500 gift to help adults with disabilities linked by the name only, not checked
- Donations accepted for Strybing Arboretum and child day-care
- Proposed $15,382 gift for South of Market day care.
- Proposed $12,000 gift for Haight-Ashbury day care.
- Gift of $2,000 for Tenderloin after-hours information service.
- $670 gift offered to send staff to foster parent conference.
- City accepts $28,624 gift to fund Western Addition day care
- Gift of $4,479 for Western Addition infant day care proposed.
- Gift of $14,584 for Western Addition child day care proposed.
- Gift of $10,817 for Western Addition infant day care proposed.
- Gift of $10,000 for day care for children with disabilities proposed.
- $100 gift for services to adults with disabilities; result not shown.
- $5,000 gift funds day care for children with developmental disabilities
- Social Services accepts a $19,088 gift from the United Bay Area Crusade for day care in the Western Addition.
- Accepts $8,343 gift for infant day care.
- Accepts $7,292 gift for Western Addition day care.
- Accepts $10,254.50 gift for South of Market day care.
- Accepts $194 gift for South of Market day care. linked by the name only, not checked
- Accepts $7,875 gift for Haight Ashbury day care.
- City accepts $2,500 gift to help adults with disabilities
- City accepts $7,500 gift to help adults with disabilities
- Proposal to accept $324 gift for social services staff trip.
- A resolution to accept a $7,000 gift from San Francisco was taken up; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Supervisors adopted a resolution accepting a $2,425 gift from the United Bay Area Crusade for day care in the Western Addition.
- Department of Social Services accepted a $5,000 gift from United Bay Area Crusade for day-care for mentally retarded children.
- $5,000 gift accepted for rehabilitation of adults with intellectual disabilities
- Foster parents' group donation of $705 for staff trip proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Money added for Social Services contract work linked by the name only, not checked
- $10,750 from United Way sought for adult training services
- $29,000 from United Way sought for adult training services
- Child support office gets seventeen new jobs
- State money for a social services plan; no decision shown.
- $10,987 gift from United Way to be accepted for social services
- $10,987 gift from United Way to be accepted for social services
- $10,987 gift from United Way to be accepted for social services
- $10,987 United Way gift to be accepted for disability training
- City accepts gifts for child-abuse crisis line and shelter
- $12,000 private gift funds training program for child and family services
- $12,085 from United Way to be accepted for disabled adults' training
- $40,950 from United Way to be accepted for disabled adults' training
- Social Services job changes and pay money passes first vote.
- Social Services gets $3,350 for outside services, from salary reserve linked by the name only, not checked
- Social Services job and salary changes of $233,836; vote not shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- Accepting $500 gift for a children's welfare fund
- $1,000 gift from United Way offered for training disabled adults
- $50,381 from United Way offered for training disabled adults
- $13,500 from United Way offered for training disabled adults
- Welfare applicant field-check study with $125,538 put off
- State highway money accepted in place of the city's matching share
- Welfare applicants to get field checks at application, as a trial
- City accepts $1,111 from Family Service Agency for child abuse project
- Social Services may accept $1,000 for child abuse project
- $591 from [name withheld] program accepted to match federal funds linked by the name only, not checked
- $2,609 from [name withheld] program accepted to match federal funds
- $2,021 from United Way offered for training disabled adults
- $52,673 from United Way sought for training disabled adults
- $16,431 from United Way sought for training disabled adults
- $10,500 from charity foundations accepted for disabled adults' training
- Emergency ordinance proposed appropriating $3,500,000 for General Assistance in 1980-81; referred to Finance Committee.
- Board finally passed a $2.9M emergency appropriation for General Assistance through the Department of Social Services for 1980-81.
- Ordinance appropriating $3,300,000 for general assistance expenditures in the Department of Social Services was finally passed.
- An ordinance appropriating $42,994 to create ten positions in the Department of Social Services passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Social Services appropriation of $100,000 for professional services passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of Social Services was appropriated $100,000 for professional and special services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Controller's $2,913,000 appropriation for general assistance passed for second reading.
- Emergency $100,000 appropriation for the Social Services Department's aid to homeless program was finally passed.
- Board passed an emergency ordinance giving $292,000 to the Department of Social Services for the Aid to Homeless program.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $620,500 to the Department of Social Services for aid to the homeless, reserving $470,500.
- A $6,000,000 appropriation for General Assistance from the Department of Social Services was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Supervisors finally passed a $4.9M appropriation for the Department of Social Services' General Assistance program.
- An ordinance appropriating $26,111 for City Attorney services was finally passed.
- Clerk authorized to sign state agreement letting San Francisco Social Services accept $139,333 for child abuse prevention.
- The Department of Social Services may apply for and spend $177,543 in state funds for child abuse and neglect prevention. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Social Services gets $500,000 for homeless aid, funded by rescinding general assistance; passed on first reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $2,247,909 for AFDC, General Assistance and foster care, rescinding $112,396 from General Assistance.
- Request by Supervisor Renne to consider releasing $1,484,091 reserve for Social Services relocation to 1440 Harrison Street was referred to Finance Committee.
- Draft ordinance appropriating $540,000 for Social Services home contractual assistance was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Department of Social Services gets $734,687 to create twenty-one positions; passed for second reading.
- $150,000 for Social Services professional services proposed.
- Social services office gets $150,000 for outside professional work.
- City adds $1 million for aid to homeless people.
- A $3,600,000 appropriation for foster care through the Department of Social Services was referred to Finance Committee.
- Department of Social Services may apply for and spend $177,548 in state AB 1733 child welfare funds for fiscal 1987-88.
- Appropriation of $208,500 to the Department of Social Services for telephone services was finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Social Services was authorized to accept $532,644 in state child welfare funds for three fiscal years.
- Ordinance appropriating $4,033,000 to the Department of Social Services for salaries and thirty-three new positions passed for second reading.
- Ordinance proposing $194,000 for the Department of Social Services' Independent Living Program was referred to Finance Committee.
- Department of Social Services would receive $194,000 for its Independent Living Program; ordinance passed for second reading.
- Department of Social Services may accept a $200,000 Stuart Foundation grant to establish a Child Protection Center. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Social Services may accept a $30,000 San Francisco Foundation grant to establish a Child Protection Center. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance appropriating $119,263 to the Department of Social Services for salaries was passed on first reading.
- Department of Social Services receives $119,263 for salaries and benefits; five positions created and deleted; finally passed.
- $230,000 appropriated to the Department of Social Services for professional services, passed for second reading.
- Department of Social Services gets $60,564 for seven new positions and six deletions, passed on first reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $60,564 to the Department of Social Services for permanent salaries, with outcome printed on the next page.
- Social Services Department may accept a $125,000 state grant to recruit foster parents for HIV-positive children.
- Social Services Department given $3.5M for general assistance, with earlier unauthorised spending ratified.
- The Department of Social Services was authorized to accept a second $125,000 state grant to recruit foster parents for HIV-positive children.
- An ordinance proposed to appropriate $716,117 to the Department of Social Services for staff positions, with its outcome on the next page.
- Social Services Department gets $716,117 appropriated for staff and operations, creating forty-nine positions and deleting fifteen; finally passed.
- The Department of Social Services was authorized to accept an $8,600 California Youth Authority grant for a homeless youth worker's salary. linked by the name only, not checked
- Social Services Department seeks authority to apply for an $11,000 federal child abuse prevention grant.
- $1,033,670 for Social Services home contractual assistance passed for second reading.
- Social Services Department receives $1,033,670 for home contractual assistance, finally passed.
- Final passage of $2.6M for adoption aid and foster care through the Department of Social Services for 1989-90.
- Ordinance giving $582,088 to Social Services for professional services passed on first reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $582,088 to the Department of Social Services for professional services was finally passed.
- Resolution to accept $82,760 in donated materials and services for the Interfaith Emergency Winter Shelter Program; sent to Board August 20.
- Social Services may accept and spend $69,292 in foundation gifts for the Interfaith Winter Shelter and homeless task force.
- Part of Stevenson Street closed temporarily
- Proposed Social Services application for a $436,800 Health and Human Services grant for case management of medically fragile and HIV-positive infants.
- Federal money accepted to rebuild the Third Street Bridge
- Social Services authorized to accept a $766,842 federal grant for the Transitional Residential Infant Program; adopted.
- Social Services Department may apply for a $701,147 federal grant from the Office of Substance Abuse Prevention.
- City buys an option on air rights above 456 McAllister Street
- Board passed on first reading a proposed $500,000 appropriation to the Department of Social Services for refugee aid.
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance appropriating $700,000 to the Department of Social Services for adoption aid.
- $115,000 for Art Commission upkeep and youth arts, $15,000 held back
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $2,804,429 to the Department of Social Services for AFDC-General Assistance in 1990-91.
- $115,000 for Art Commission contract work on Market Street art
- Department of Social Services seeks to accept and spend $511,338 in state funds allocated through AB 1733 for fiscal years 1991-94.
- Social Services Department's request to accept a $60,000 federal grant supplement was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Social Services may accept a $50,000 federal grant supplement and spend $379,896 in year two funds, as amended.
- Proposed acceptance of a $120,000 federal grant for Social Services case management of medically fragile and HIV positive infants.
- Proposed resolution lets the Department of Social Services apply for a $701,147 federal substance abuse prevention grant, sent to Finance.
- Social Services would accept a $50,000 gift from [name withheld] for children in its care; sent to Finance Committee.
- Social Services accepts $120,000 federal grant for case management of medically fragile and HIV positive infants.
- Fine Arts Museums to lease offices at 657 Howard Street
- Social Services may accept a $50,000 gift from [name withheld] for children in its care; sent to Finance Committee.
- $217,925 grant sought for the Department of Social Services
- [name withheld] donates two boilers to the Homeless Multiservice Center
- Social Services may accept an $11,288 gift of two water boilers from [name withheld] Products for the Polk Street homeless center.
- Department of Social Services proposed applying retroactively for a $217,925 Social Security Administration grant; vote appears on the next page.
- The Social Services Department's application to accept a challenge grant of up to $4,897 for child abuse prevention was sent to committee.
- Social Services was asked to apply for a federal challenge grant of up to $4,897 for child abuse prevention.
- Health department takes ground floor space at 1155 Market Street
- Department of Social Services asked to expend a $59,009 federal supplement grant; referred to Finance.
- Health department to lease 1360 Mission Street
- Controller's $7.2M appropriation for general assistance, foster care and adoption aid passed for second reading.
- Controller's $7.2M appropriation for general assistance, foster care and adoption aid was finally passed.
- Social Services would accept a $172,800 federal grant for case management of medically fragile and HIV positive infants; sent to committee.
- Department of Social Services may accept a $172,800 federal grant for case management of medically fragile, HIV-positive infants.
- Board passed on second reading a $540,419 appropriation for Department of Social Services salaries and day care assistance.
- Appropriation of $540,419 for Social Services staff salaries and day care assistance in fiscal 1992-93 finally passed.
- Social Services may accept a $896.83 state grant for child abuse prevention services in fiscal 1993-94.
- Department of Social Services would apply for a $100,000 federal food stamp outreach grant from the USDA.
- Social Services would apply for a $20,000 grant from [name withheld] to evaluate the GATES program; referred to committee.
- Social Services Department may accept a $25,000 Northern California Grantmakers grant to evaluate its GATES employment program.
- Controller's ordinance proposes $5,778,015 for the Social Services fingerprinting program; referred to Budget Committee.
- Social Services gets $100,000 for a fingerprinting program.
- $4,559 federal grant for child abuse prevention proposed.
- A $124,761 state child care contract for 1994-95 was proposed by Social Services and referred to committee.
- Social Services Department proposed applying for and accepting a $79,193 federal grant to help low-income families apply for food stamps; referred to committee.
- $1,315,000 in federal money sought for street safety work
- Resolution supports Social Services' integrated family services plan and a $1,227,271 federal funding request; sent to Board.