All decisions
20 Board decisions about Department on the Status of…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Committee backs $145,475 to plan one domestic violence crisis line
- Status of Women proposed accepting a $145,475 California [name withheld] grant for a 24-hour domestic violence crisis line. linked by the name only, not checked
- Committee backs $145,475 to plan one domestic violence crisis line
- Board authorized the Status of Women department to accept and spend a $145,475 California [name withheld] grant for a domestic violence crisis line.
- Authorized the Status of Women department to accept and spend a $145,475 California [name withheld] grant for a domestic violence crisis line.
- Department on the Status of Women proposed accepting a $200,000 [name withheld] of California Foundation grant for domestic violence training. linked by the name only, not checked
- $200,000 foundation grant for domestic violence training proposed; not decided. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department on the Status of Women may accept and spend a $200,000 Blue Shield Foundation grant for domestic violence training.
- The Department on the Status of Women may accept and spend a $200,000 [name withheld] of California Foundation grant for domestic violence training.
- Women's department takes $200,000 grant for domestic violence training.
- $650,000 federal grant to enforce domestic violence protection orders; not decided.
- Money for women's office and DA office for 2012-13; still pending. linked by the name only, not checked
- Federal homeless program grant application approved.
- City accepts $650,000 federal grant for protection-order enforcement.
- Would add $631,893 to women's department and district attorney's office budgets.
- Women's department funding trimmed to $118,107, sent back to committee.
- Proposed $118,107 for the Department on the Status of Women
- Eight new Planning Department jobs added to clear permit backlog.
- Proposed: $750,000 federal grant for domestic violence team.
- Accepts $750,000 federal grant for a domestic violence response team; sent to committee.