All decisions
45 Board decisions about District Attorney's Office, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- $500 was adopted from Urgent Necessities for the District Attorney's costs of returning Alexander Berkman from New York. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors proposed $1,500 from Urgent Necessities for District Attorney costs to gather evidence in juvenile cases.
- Bill 9129, creating District Attorney special and secret funds of $4,500 and $3,000 a year, was passed for printing.
- Proposed $600 supplemental appropriation to correct the salary of a District Attorney criminal law clerk.
- Salaries set for the District Attorney's office staff linked by the name only, not checked
- $14,640 to pave the Marina Boulevard triangle at the bridge approach linked by the name only, not checked
- An emergency ordinance proposed to move $1000 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to the District Attorney's Office.
- Emergency ordinance appropriating $250 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to the District Attorney's Office for traffic prosecution printing was finally passed.
- Supervisor Mancuso presented an emergency ordinance appropriating $12,500 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to the District Attorney for prosecuting criminals. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor Mancuso proposed a $12,500 emergency appropriation for the District Attorney's detention and prosecution of criminals. linked by the name only, not checked
- Law library gift to DA's office; vote not shown.
- District Attorney's office may accept $89,001 to start a victim-witness program
- Release of $41,000 in District Attorney equipment funds for an electronic filing system was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Alioto proposes an $80,000 supplemental appropriation for the District Attorney's Child Abduction Unit; sent to Budget Committee.
- Request for $80,000 child-abduction unit delayed.
- Supervisors urged the Mayor to fund an $80,000 Child Abduction Unit in the District Attorney's Office; consideration was continued.
- Proposed $1,000,000 appropriation to the District Attorney's Office for salaries; referred to Budget Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $650,000 to the District Attorney's Office for salaries and training was referred to Budget Committee.
- Supervisor Alioto's ordinance giving the District Attorney's Office $1,000,000 for salaries and benefits was finally passed.
- Passed final an appropriation of $1.0M for District Attorney's Office salaries and mandatory fringe benefits for fiscal 1994-95.
- Ordinance adding $200,000 to the District Attorney's budget was continued to March 20, 1995.
- Finally passed: $200,000 from reserve to cover District Attorney's Office salaries, fringe benefits and training.
- A $94,376 appropriation from the General Fund Reserve for three District Attorney domestic violence positions was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Board passed on first reading $82,727 to add three District Attorney positions to the Domestic Violence Unit.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $82,727 for three new District Attorney positions in the Domestic Violence Unit.
- District Attorney's Office gets $55,000 from the General Fund Reserve for litigation expenses, passed on first reading.
- Proposed resolution letting the District Attorney apply for and spend $271,002 in state funds for a narcotics prosecution program.
- The District Attorney asked to retroactively apply for and spend a $324,920 California Department of Insurance grant against workers' compensation fraud.
- The District Attorney proposed applying for a $135,501 state grant for a major narcotics vendor prosecution program.
- The District Attorney's Office seeks to accept and spend a $120,000 Ford Foundation grant for the First Offender Prostitution Program.
- District Attorney seeks retroactive state grant of $135,501 to partly fund a major narcotic vendor prosecution program.
- The District Attorney asked to retroactively apply for and spend $353,823 in California Department of Insurance grant funds for auto insurance fraud prosecution.
- The District Attorney asks to retroactively accept and spend a $95,000 state grant for a victim witness assistance program.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the District Attorney accept and spend $130,054 in state funds for narcotic vendor prosecution.
- Analyst reviews $565,359 state money to check victim compensation claims
- Analyst reviews $120,000 state money for spousal abuse prosecutions
- District Attorney staff pay and benefits funding approved.
- Ordinance appropriating $283,764 from a reserve to pay District Attorney's Office salaries and fringe benefits passed first reading.
- $283,764 from reserve for district attorney staff pay; first vote only.
- The District Attorney may accept and spend a $698,970 federal grant for domestic violence victims; sent to Public Safety Committee.
- DA gets $698,970 federal grant for domestic violence victims, pending final vote.
- Federal grant of $660,615 to help released youth re-enter community
- Money for women's office and DA office for 2012-13; still pending. linked by the name only, not checked
- Would add $631,893 to women's department and district attorney's office budgets.
- Gives $631,893 for women's status and DA offices