All decisions
about 430 Board decisions about District Attorney, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- $495 set aside for curbs and paving on Twenty-second Street
- Joseph E. Marron allowed a dairy boiler at 2018 Fillmore Street
- Board sets aside $5,000 for police and $2,500 for the District Attorney to investigate the July 22, 1916 dynamite outrage.
- A $2,500 appropriation for the District Attorney's prosecution of the July 22, 1916 bomb outrage was passed for printing.
- Approves $2,500 from urgent necessities for the District Attorney's prosecution of the July 22, 1916 bomb outrage.
- A $1,500 appropriation for the District Attorney's bomb investigation was laid over one week on motion of Power. linked by the name only, not checked
- Additional $1,500 for District Attorney expenses in the 1916 Preparedness Day bomb case was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board granted $1,500 to the District Attorney for prosecuting the 1916 Preparedness Day parade bombing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $3,000 from Urgent Necessities for District Attorney bomb case expenses and Board of Health supplies, passed for printing.
- Board set aside $1,500 for bomb case prosecutions and $1,500 for emergency Board of Health supplies.
- Appropriates $1,000 from urgent necessity funds for District Attorney's extraordinary investigation and prosecution expenses.
- Board appropriated $3,000 from Urgent Necessity fund for District Attorney's extraordinary expenses in prosecuting crime. linked by the name only, not checked
- Two thousand five hundred dollars was appropriated for extraordinary expenses of the District Attorney in criminal prosecutions.
- Approved $2,500 in extra spending for the District Attorney's prosecution of criminal cases.
- A $1,500 resolution for the District Attorney's Wilkens prosecution was laid over one week.
- Resolution for $1,500 to fund the District Attorney's continued prosecution of the Wilkens case was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- $1,500 for the District Attorney to prosecute the Wilkens case
- Proposed $3,300 from the urgent necessity fund for District Attorney crime detection and prosecution.
- $3,300 from urgent-necessity funds appropriated to the District Attorney for crime detection and prosecution.
- Bill 9129, creating District Attorney special and secret funds of $4,500 and $3,000 a year, was passed for printing.
- Proposed ordinance creates District Attorney's Special Fund of $4,500 yearly and Secret Fund of $3,000 yearly.
- Proposed $750 appropriation for District Attorney alterations to Room 207 at the Hall of Justice.
- Proposed charter amendment raising the district attorney's salary to $15,000 was postponed until September 10, 1946.
- Proposed charter amendment would raise the district attorney's salary to $15,000; its outcome appears on the next page.
- The Board referred an emergency ordinance appropriating $11,220 for temporary salaries in the District Attorney's office to the Finance Committee.
- Supervisors referred a $25,000 emergency appropriation for the District Attorney's special fund to the Finance Committee.
- A $25,000 emergency appropriation to the District Attorney's investigation fund was debated, with Supervisor Lewis objecting; the vote is not printed here.
- Ordinance appropriating $9,000 for District Attorney rent passed for second reading.
- District Attorney received $2,271 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for operating expenses, finally passed.
- $270 for District Attorney contract work; final vote due.
- Money for District Attorney's permanent salaries passed one vote, not final.
- Pay ranges for district attorney staff; final vote not shown.
- District Attorney's office funded for eight new positions
- Superior Court pay schedule change approved. linked by the name only, not checked
- $7,000 from city reserve given to District Attorney for contracts
- Civil Service office equipment money advances; final vote needed.
- Money for prosecutor staff and attorney posts proposed.
- District Attorney gets $41,473 for four new staff jobs; not final.
- District Attorney office gets $41,473 for four new posts
- District Attorney's office operating money; no vote shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- $100 change fund for DA's family support unit sent to committee.
- City gives district attorney $12,500 for special prosecution costs
- Extra money for DA's office goes to a second vote. linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney's office gets $24,491 more for services and supplies linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney crime prevention money proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed to accept a $10,000 gift from [name withheld].
- $74 in gifts accepted for district attorney's fraud unit
- Hall of Justice law library renovation, $40,000; no vote shown.
- Hall of Justice law library renovation put off to December.
- District Attorney gets $47,578 for special services
- District Attorney to accept $1,500 Bar Association grant for troupe project.
- Measure passed; subject not in this record linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney gets $25,094 from the emergency reserve
- District Attorney gets $4,457 more for temporary pay; not final. linked by the name only, not checked
- A $2,296 office equipment appropriation for the [name withheld] is listed; outcome not shown.
- A $27,239 District Attorney salary reclassification passed on first reading.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the District Attorney spend $108,459 on the Victim Witness Assistance Project.
- The District Attorney may spend $107,755 in state criminal justice funds on the Victim Witness Assistance Program.
- The District Attorney may spend $125,373 in state funds on the Career Criminal Program for July to December 1981.
- A proposal to release $47,969 reserved for the District Attorney's welfare investigation work order was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $67,028 to the District Attorney and rescinding $50,322 in special prosecution funds. linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney authorized to apply for and spend $125,373 in state funds for a career criminal program.
- The District Attorney may apply for and spend $250,000 in state funds for the Career Criminal Program in 1982-83.
- Ordinance appropriating $95,898 for District Attorney salaries and supplies, with $14,621 placed on reserve, passed for second reading.
- Board authorized the District Attorney to accept $35,000 from Levi Strauss Foundation and $25,000 from San Francisco Foundation for a
- Ordinance giving $111,352 to the District Attorney's Special Fund, with $17,352 reserved, passed for second reading.
- The District Attorney's Special Fund was appropriated $111,352, with $17,352 held back until funds are needed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Passed on second reading an ordinance appropriating $29,224 for District Attorney salaries for three positions.
- Passed final: $29,224 appropriated to the District Attorney for salaries and benefits of three positions.
- The District Attorney was authorized to accept private foundation grants for a
- Board adopted a resolution letting the District Attorney accept $25,000 from Levi Strauss Foundation and $30,000 from Koret Foundation.
- Controller's $12,237 ordinance reclassifying three District Attorney positions passed on first reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $31,040 for District Attorney litigation expenses passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriates $31,040 to the District Attorney for litigation expenses, finally passed.
- An ordinance adding $15,000 for District Attorney professional services was passed for second reading.
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $15,000 to the District Attorney for professional and special services.
- District Attorney authorized to apply for and spend $38,510 from the Haigh-Scatena Foundation.
- District Attorney allowed to accept and spend $104,910 from the Office of [name withheld] for family violence work; adopted.
- [name withheld] to lease 291 Tenth Street linked by the name only, not checked
- A $45,000 request to fund a District Attorney witness waiting room was sent to the Finance Committee.
- Controller's $8,279 transfer reclassifying one [name withheld] attorney post; outcome not shown here.
- District Attorney authorized to seek $222,369 in state funds for the Victim/Witness Assistance Center. linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney may accept and spend $180,737 in state funds for the Child Abusers Vertical Prosecution Program; adopted.
- Bush Street lane to close for a Travelers' Aid benefit
- The District Attorney may accept and spend a $99,810 state grant for the
- The District Attorney may apply for a $282,500 state grant to run the Career Criminal Program.
- An ordinance proposed to move $620 within the District Attorney's budget from fringe benefits to permanent salaries.
- The District Attorney may apply for a $252,800 state grant to run the Career Criminal Program in 1987-88.
- District Attorney may apply for and spend a $114,000 state Victims of Crime grant for a victim witness center agreement.
- Consideration of an emergency ordinance giving $193,651 for District Attorney temporary salaries was continued to November 9, 1987.
- Ordinance appropriating $193,651 for temporary salaries in the District Attorney's office was finally passed.
- The District Attorney may apply for and accept a $39,002 state grant for a gang violence suppression program, adopted as amended.
- Ordinance appropriating $26,002 to the District Attorney for a gang violence suppression program passed for second reading.
- Final passage: $26,002 grant money appropriated to the District Attorney for the Gang Violence Suppression Program.
- Passed for second reading an $11,090 appropriation to the District Attorney for a family violence grant match.
- Ordinance giving the District Attorney $11,090 for a family violence grant match was finally passed.
- Ordinance moving $80,000 within the District Attorney's budget to other services and supplies passed for second reading.
- District Attorney may apply for and spend a $152,325 California grant for a repeat sexual offender prosecution program.
- District Attorney may apply for and spend a $75,000 state grant for a gang violence suppression program, with a $26,002 cash match.
- District Attorney may accept $107,000 from the State Justice Institute for a domestic violence judicial project; resolution adopted.
- District Attorney granted $122,323 in state funds for a repeat sexual offender prosecution program, with a $28,313 cash match.
- Appropriates $100,004 to the District Attorney for salaries, moved from fringe benefits; passed for second reading.
- Ordinance giving the District Attorney $100,004 for salaries, with an equal reduction from fringe benefits, was finally passed.
- The District Attorney sought authority to apply for and spend $200,000 in grant funds; the outcome continues on the next page.
- The District Attorney was authorized to apply for and spend $252,500 in state grant funds for the Career Criminal Program. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $35,000 to the District Attorney for litigation expenses; passed on first reading.
- The District Attorney may apply for and spend $144,000 in state victims-of-crime funds for a joint program with a witness center.
- District Attorney's office received a $312,540 appropriation for career criminal prosecution and one new position, passed for second reading.
- City appropriates $312,540 for a District Attorney career criminal prosecution unit, adding one position; ordinance passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance giving the District Attorney $137,994 for salaries and benefits, with $33,361 held in reserve, finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors passed on first reading a $47,966 appropriation for the District Attorney's special fund program budget.
- Ordinance appropriating $47,966 for District Attorney's program budget in fiscal 1989-90 was finally passed.
- Eddy Street to close for the Tenderloin Make-A-Circus
- District Attorney authorized to accept $245,980 state grant for the Career Criminal Program, with $24,598 cash match.
- District Attorney seeks $75,000 state grant for a gang violence suppression program, with $25,000 cash match.
- Resolution authorizes the District Attorney to apply for and spend a $286,991 state grant for the Victim Witness Assistance Center; adopted.
- The District Attorney may spend $212,770 in state anti-drug funds on an abatement project.
- The District Attorney may accept a $74,002 state grant for a Gang Violence Suppression Program, with a $24,667 cash match.
- Gonzalez requested a hearing on releasing $40,000 in reserved funds for District Attorney salaries; referred to Finance Committee.
- The Board accepted and authorized the District Attorney to spend $300,206 in state anti-drug abuse funds for a drug abatement project.
- $9,406 appropriation for District Attorney training and dues was continued, then passed for second reading.
- Police senior escort program to lease 948 Pacific Avenue
- Board approved $9,406 for District Attorney training and dues, taken from office machine rental funds.
- Public Works land lease at Army and Evans Streets extended
- State grant funds a child victim witness pilot project
- District Attorney may accept and spend an extra $21,030 state grant for a child victim witness pilot project.
- Proposed $471,335 appropriation for District Attorney weekend rebooking services, referred to Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $35,000 for District Attorney litigation expenses was passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney may apply for and spend an $87,443 state gang violence prevention grant, with a $9,716 cash match.
- Consideration of a $438,295 District Attorney appropriation for weekend rebooking services was continued to January 4, 1993.
- Ordinance appropriating $438,295 to the District Attorney for weekend rebooking services staff salaries was finally passed.
- Resolution lets the District Attorney accept $448,712 from the California Department of Insurance for auto insurance fraud work.
- A proposed $500,000 appropriation for District Attorney salaries was referred to the Budget Committee.
- A proposed $315,000 appropriation would fund temporary salaries and services at the District Attorney's office; referred to Budget Committee.
- District Attorney's application for a $60,000 victim witness assistance grant was referred to committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $315,000 to the District Attorney for temporary salaries and supplies was passed on second reading.
- Money for misdemeanor prosecutors' salaries approved.
- Proposed: state grant of $297,000 for a crime victim center.
- Public Works to lease 30 Van Ness Avenue
- The District Attorney's application for $1,588,677 in state funds for a Food Stamp Trafficking Task Force was referred to committee.
- Board adopted resolution letting the District Attorney accept $1,588,677 in state funds to investigate food stamp trafficking.
- $113,800 for a night prosecutor sent to committee
- Ordinance adding $100,391 from jail overcrowding fines for a nighttime District Attorney position passed second reading.
- Police allowed to use 450 Seventh Street for a year
- An ordinance moving $70,965 within the District Attorney's budget, from salaries to other lines, is up for final passage.
- District Attorney may retroactively accept up to $150,000 in state funds for a spousal abuser prosecution program; adopted.
- Airports Commission asks to take a federal grant for airport improvements linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution to apply for and spend a $56,989 state grant for the District Attorney's victim witness program was referred to committee.
- Resolution to apply for and accept a $135,501 state grant for a narcotics vendor prosecution programme was referred to committee.
- Resolution authorizing the District Attorney to accept $311,985 from the state for a drug abatement project was proposed.
- District Attorney may retroactively apply for and spend a $323,324 state grant for the Victim Witness Assistance Program.
- District Attorney may retroactively apply for and spend a $197,178 state grant for the Career Criminal Prosecution Program.
- Resolution authorizing the District Attorney to accept and spend $70,261 from the state for a victim witness program was referred to the Board.
- District Attorney's request to accept $396,145 state victim-witness grant was referred to committee.
- Social services office to lease 30 Van Ness Avenue
- District Attorney allowed to retroactively accept up to $300,000 in state funds to prosecute automobile insurance fraud.
- District Attorney allowed to retroactively accept $234,984 in state funds to prosecute theft and related crimes.
- District Attorney seeks to retroactively accept $331,967 in state funds to prosecute workers compensation fraud.
- District Attorney allowed to retroactively accept up to $300,000 in state funds for a statutory rape prosecution program.
- District Attorney may accept a $132,000 state grant for the Spousal Abuser Prosecution Program, January to June 1996.
- District Attorney authorized to apply for and accept $340,714 for the Victim and Witness Assistance Program, referred to committee.
- District Attorney authorized to accept $408,755 from the State Board of Control for a victim witness joint powers agreement, referred to committee.
- Board authorized the District Attorney to accept and spend $408,755 in state funds for the victim witness assistance program.
- Board authorized the District Attorney to apply for and spend $90,000 from the Office of [name withheld] for victim assistance.
- District Attorney's retroactive application for a $197,178 state grant for the Career Criminal Program was referred to committee.
- The City adopted a resolution letting the District Attorney accept a $197,178 state grant for the Career Criminal Program. linked by the name only, not checked
- The District Attorney may apply for up to $132,000 in state funds for a spousal abuser prosecution program, sent to committee.
- District Attorney may retroactively apply for and spend up to $132,000 state grant for spousal abuser prosecution.
- City Attorney to lease space at Fox Plaza
- District Attorney may retroactively accept and spend $300,000 from the state for automobile insurance fraud prosecution.
- Resolution proposed to extend the District Attorney's $150,000 statutory rape prosecution grant to August 30, 1997; referred to the Board.
- A proposed ordinance would appropriate $189,740 from bad check recovery revenues for three and a half District Attorney positions; referred to Finance Committee.
- $117,639 appropriated to the District Attorney for three and a half positions from bad check recovery revenues.
- Resolution to let the District Attorney apply for and spend $135,501 for narcotic vendor prosecution was referred to committee.
- Resolution authorizing the District Attorney to accept a $427,388 state grant for a victim and witness program was referred to committee.
- Resolution authorizing the District Attorney to accept a $95,000 state grant for surviving victims of homicide was referred to committee.
- Resolution authorizing the District Attorney to accept up to $150,000 in state funds for a statutory rape prosecution program was referred to committee.
- Convention and Visitors Bureau lease at Hallidie Plaza sent to committee
- Board adopted a resolution letting the District Attorney accept and spend a $135,501 state grant for narcotic vendor prosecution.
- An ordinance would appropriate $292,932 in grant funds to the District Attorney for equipment, furniture and vehicles, referred to committee.
- Ordinance giving the District Attorney $292,932 of grant funds for equipment and facilities was passed on first reading.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $292,932 in public protection grant funds for the District Attorney's office.
- Committee recommended authorizing the District Attorney to apply for and spend a $95,000 state grant for elder abuse victim assistance.
- Committee recommended authorizing the District Attorney to apply for and spend a $132,000 state grant for spousal abuser prosecution.
- Committee recommended authorizing the District Attorney to apply for and spend a $197,178 state grant for career criminal prosecution.
- State grant of $95,000 for the District Attorney's elder abuse victim assistance program was adopted.
- State grant of up to $132,000 for the District Attorney's spousal abuser prosecution program was adopted.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the District Attorney accept and spend a $197,178 state grant for career criminal prosecution.
- Proposed resolution letting the District Attorney spend $353,823 of state grant funds on auto insurance fraud cases.
- Proposed resolution letting the District Attorney spend $324,920 of state grant funds on workers' compensation fraud cases.
- Renewal of the New Conservatory Theatre Center lease sent to committee
- Committee recommended accepting $28,000 from Community United Against Violence for a lesbian, bisexual and transgender women's project.
- Committee recommended applying for and accepting $110,000 in state funds for District Attorney elder abuse prosecution.
- District Attorney's $481,870 state Victims of Crime funding agreement for victim and witness assistance was referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney may retroactively accept and spend a $150,000 state grant for a statutory rape prosecution program.
- $65,000 accepted for trails on Strawberry Hill in Golden Gate Park
- District Attorney proposed accepting and spending $108,000 in state funds for spousal abuser prosecution; referred to committee.
- Committee recommended District Attorney accept and spend a $108,000 state grant for spousal abuser prosecution.
- District Attorney may retroactively accept and spend a $108,000 state grant for spousal abuser prosecution; adopted.
- District Attorney seeks retroactive acceptance of a $120,000 Ford Foundation grant for the First Offender Prostitution Program.
- Resolution authorizes the District Attorney to apply for and expend a $140,000 state grant for stalking prosecution.
- Committee recommended the District Attorney accept a $110,110 state grant for elder abuse prosecution.
- District Attorney seeks retroactive $150,000 state grant to continue its statutory rape vertical prosecution program.
- District Attorney seeks approval to accept and spend a $95,000 state grant for elder abuse victim services.
- District Attorney seeks to accept and spend a $150,000 state grant for its statutory rape vertical prosecution program, proposed to committee.
- District Attorney seeks retroactive authority to accept and spend a $108,000 state grant for spousal abuser prosecution.
- District Attorney proposes retroactively accepting a $549,530 State Board of Control grant to verify victim compensation claims.
- Proposed ordinance appropriates $118,932 in federal and state funds for the District Attorney's [name withheld] employment project; sent to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Committee recommended a resolution letting the District Attorney apply for and spend $324,920 on workers' compensation fraud prosecution.
- Proposed: District Attorney would retroactively accept and spend $130,054 in state funds for a narcotics prosecution program; sent to committee.
- Budget Analyst memo urges the District Attorney's $197,178 Career Criminal Prosecution Program grant for FY 1998-99 for review by committee.
- District Attorney seeks a $130,054 state grant for a major narcotics vendor prosecution program, proposed to committee.
- District Attorney asks to accept and spend a $108,812 state grant for elder abuse prosecution.
- Committee recommended, as amended, retroactive authority for the District Attorney to accept a $271,002 narcotics prosecution grant.
- Supervisors passed on first reading an $18,932 appropriation for the District Attorney's [name withheld] employment project.
- Committee backed $600,000 to upgrade child support computers.
- Proposed $600,000 to update the child support computer system.
- $110,110 state grant to prosecute elder abuse cases approved.
- DA gets $69,308 state grant for crime victim payments.
- Proposed resolution would let the District Attorney accept a $69,308 state restitution grant; sent to committee.
- Proposed resolution would let the District Attorney accept and spend $69,308 in state victim restitution funds for 1999-2000.
- DA gets $69,308 state grant for crime victim payments.
- Ford Foundation $120,000 for prostitution offender program; not yet voted.
- District Attorney was authorized to accept and spend a $120,000 Ford Foundation grant for the First Offender Prostitution Program.
- District Attorney asked to apply for and spend a $130,054 state grant for narcotics vendor prosecution; sent to committee.
- District Attorney may apply for and spend a $140,000 state grant to prosecute stalking cases; sent to committee.
- Resolution to let the District Attorney apply for and accept a $140,000 state stalking prosecution grant was sent to committee.
- District Attorney asks to retroactively accept a $140,000 state grant for a stalking prosecution program.
- State money sought for the Spousal Abuser Prosecution Program
- State grant sought for the spousal abuser prosecution program
- $108,812 grant to prosecute elder abuse cases up for review.
- Proposed: take $110,110 state grant for elder abuse prosecution.
- Proposed $600,000 for child support computer system.
- $120,000 state grant for spousal abuse prosecutions under review.
- Resolution to accept a $120,000 grant for an Elder Abuse Vertical Prosecution Program was sent to the Housing and Social Policy Committee.
- District Attorney seeks $120,000 for elder abuse program.
- Loan fund for domestic violence victims' funerals and emergency moves.
- Resolution to accept a $574,853 state grant for the District Attorney's victim witness program was referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the District Attorney would accept a $574,853 state grant for its Victim Witness Assistance Program; sent to committee.
- District Attorney seeks $574,853 state money for victim services.
- District Attorney seeks $574,853 state money for victim services.
- District Attorney may accept and spend a $574,853 state grant for its Victim Witness Assistance Program.
- Resolution letting the District Attorney accept and spend a $574,853 state grant for the Victim Witness Assistance Program was adopted.
- $63,952 sought for the District Attorney's crime victim restitution work
- District Attorney proposed accepting $63,952 in state restitution funds to help crime victims and their families.
- Analyst reviews $110,000 state money for homicide victims' families
- Analyst reviews $110,000 state money for elder abuse victims
- District Attorney authorized to contract for and spend $565,359 in state funds to process victims compensation claims. linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney authorized to accept and spend $63,952 in state funds for victim restitution services.
- District Attorney accepts $63,952 state grant for criminal restitution to victims, retroactively, with indirect costs waived.
- Proposed retroactive acceptance of a $120,000 state grant for the District Attorney's spousal abuse prosecution program; sent to committee.
- Proposed acceptance of a $120,000 state grant for the District Attorney's Spousal Abuser Prosecution Program was sent to committee.
- Proposed $120,000 state money to prosecute spousal abuse cases
- The District Attorney may retroactively accept a $120,000 state grant for a spousal abuser prosecution program.
- District Attorney authorized to retroactively accept a $120,000 state grant for prosecuting spousal abuse crimes.
- Committee backs $190,000 state grant to fight car insurance fraud
- Mayor requested $275,237 from the General Fund Reserve for District Attorney costs of a court-ordered change of venue; sent to Finance Committee.
- The Mayor proposed appropriating $275,237 from the General Fund Reserve to the District Attorney for a court-ordered change of venue; sent to Finance Committee.
- A $179,250 federal grant for the District Attorney's [name withheld] was sent to committee.
- Committee backs DA's elder abuse prosecution program funds
- Proposed retroactive acceptance of $179,250 federal grant for District Attorney's [name withheld]; sent to committee.
- Committee backed $179,250 federal grant for drug-offender supervision.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the District Attorney accept and spend a $179,250 federal grant for [name withheld].
- Board adopted a resolution letting the District Attorney accept and spend a $179,250 federal grant for [name withheld].
- Proposed resolution would let the District Attorney retroactively accept and spend a $197,178 state grant for career criminal prosecution; sent to committee.
- Proposed resolution would retroactively accept and spend a $197,178 state grant for the District Attorney's career criminal prosecution program; referred to committee.
- Committee backed $197,178 state grant for career-criminal prosecutions.
- District Attorney authorized retroactively to accept and spend a $150,000 state grant for statutory rape prosecution.
- District Attorney authorized retroactively to accept and spend a $197,178 state grant for career criminal prosecution.
- District Attorney accepted a retroactive $197,178 state grant to prosecute career criminals. linked by the name only, not checked
- A proposed resolution letting the District Attorney retroactively accept a $120,000 state grant for a spousal abuser prosecution program was sent to committee.
- Proposed acceptance of a $120,000 state grant for the District Attorney's spousal abuser prosecution program was sent to committee.
- Spousal abuser prosecution grant clears committee.
- Spousal abuser prosecution grant clears committee.
- District Attorney may retroactively accept a $120,000 state grant for a spousal abuser prosecution program.
- District Attorney may retroactively accept and spend a $120,000 state grant for spousal abuser prosecution.
- Auction of tax-defaulted property sent to the finance committee
- Resolution to let the District Attorney accept and spend a $16,684 state grant for a spousal abuser prosecution program was sent to committee.
- Board amended and re-referred to Finance Committee an ordinance appropriating $260,144 for the District Attorney's court-ordered change of venue in the [name withheld] case.
- Board passed on first reading a $259,257 appropriation for the District Attorney's court-ordered change of venue in the [name withheld] case.
- Mayor proposes $259,257 from the General Fund Reserve for the District Attorney's [name withheld] case change of venue; passed first reading.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $259,257 from the General Fund Reserve for the District Attorney's court-ordered change of venue.
- The District Attorney was authorized to retroactively accept and spend a $16,684 state grant for a spousal abuser prosecution program.
- The District Attorney may retroactively accept and spend a $516,684 state grant for spousal abuser prosecution.
- District Attorney's resolution to accept a $360,000 federal gun violence prosecution grant was referred to committee.
- Resolution to accept a state grant of up to $75,000 per year for the District Attorney's high-technology crimes task force was sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney requested retroactive acceptance of a $360,000 federal grant for gun violence prosecution; sent to committee.
- Resolution to retroactively accept a $75,000 yearly state grant for the District Attorney's high technology crimes task force was sent to committee.
- A proposed $132,638 state grant for the District Attorney's Criminal Restitution Compact project was sent to the Health and Human Services Committee.
- Proposed resolution would let the District Attorney accept and spend $132,638 for a criminal restitution project; sent to Health and Human Services Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The District Attorney was authorized to retroactively accept and spend a $360,000 federal grant for gun violence prosecution, waiving indirect costs.
- The District Attorney was authorized to retroactively accept and spend a $360,000 federal grant for a community gun violence prosecution program.
- A grant of up to $75,000 a year from the California Office of [name withheld] to the District Attorney was adopted.
- Resolution accepting up to $75,000 yearly from the state for high-technology crime prosecution was adopted.
- The District Attorney may accept and spend $132,638 in state funds for a criminal restitution project.
- A $95,033 state grant for the District Attorney's spousal abuser prosecution program was sent to City Services Committee.
- District Attorney's $95,033 spousal abuser prosecution grant from the state was sent to committee.
- The District Attorney may retroactively accept and spend a $95,033 state grant for its spousal abuser prosecution program.
- District Attorney may retroactively accept $95,033 from the state for a spousal abuser prosecution program.
- $400,000 federal grant for DA's Project Sentry sent to committee.
- Proposed: the District Attorney may accept and spend a $400,000 federal grant for Project Sentry; sent to City Services Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Accepts $400,000 federal grant for District Attorney's Project Sentry.
- The District Attorney may retroactively accept and spend a $400,000 federal Justice Department grant for Project Sentry.
- Proposed acceptance of a $155,000 state grant for the District Attorney's elder abuse prosecution program, sent to committee.
- Proposed acceptance of a $110,000 state grant for the District Attorney's elder abuse victim assistance program, sent to committee.
- Resolution to accept and spend a $110,000 state grant for the District Attorney's elder abuse victim assistance program was sent to committee.
- Proposed acceptance of a $110,000 state grant for the District Attorney's homicide victim assistance program, sent to committee.
- Resolution to accept and spend a $110,000 state grant for the District Attorney's homicide victim assistance program was sent to committee.
- Resolution to accept and spend a $155,000 state grant for the District Attorney's elder abuse prosecution program was sent to committee.
- District Attorney asks to accept a $95,033 federal grant, through the California Department of Justice, for a spousal abuser prosecution program; sent to committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the District Attorney accept and spend a $110,000 state grant for elder abuse prosecution.
- District Attorney's office was authorized to accept and spend a $155,000 state grant for an elder abuse prosecution program.
- The District Attorney was allowed to accept and spend a $95,033 state grant for a spousal abuser prosecution program.
- District Attorney's office was authorized to accept and spend a $110,000 state grant for a homicide victim assistance program.
- District Attorney authorized to accept and spend a $95,033 state grant for a spousal abuser prosecution program.
- District Attorney accepts a $110,000 California grant for a homicide victim assistance prosecution program.
- District Attorney accepts a $155,000 California grant for an elder abuse vertical prosecution program.
- District Attorney proposed retroactively accepting a $140,000 state grant for a stalking vertical prosecution program; referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney proposed accepting a $140,000 state grant for the Threat Management/Stalking Vertical Prosecution Program; sent to City Services Committee.
- District Attorney proposed retroactively accepting a $562,287 state grant for the Victim/Witness Assistance Program; referred to committee.
- District Attorney proposed retroactively accepting a $108,812 state grant for a Violence Against Women prosecution program; referred to committee.
- District Attorney proposed accepting a $562,287 state grant for the Victim/Witness Assistance Program; sent to City Services Committee.
- District Attorney proposed accepting a $108,812 state grant for the Violence Against Women Vertical Prosecution Program; sent to City Services Committee.
- Resolution retroactively authorizes the District Attorney to accept and spend a $116,638 state grant for stalking prosecution, adopted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors Maxwell and Dufty propose retroactive acceptance of a $110,000 state grant for the District Attorney's homicide victim program; sent to City Services Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution would authorize the District Attorney to accept and spend a $95,033 state grant for spousal abuser prosecution. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors referred a resolution letting the District Attorney retroactively accept and spend a $116,638 state grant for stalking prosecution. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors Peskin and Elsbernd propose retroactive acceptance of a $110,000 state grant for the District Attorney's elder abuse program; sent to City Services Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- A $95,033 California Department of Justice grant for a spousal abuser prosecution program was referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney may retroactively accept and spend a $140,000 state grant for its Threat Management/Stalking Vertical Prosecution Program; adopted.
- District Attorney gets $108,812 state grant for violence-against-women cases. linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney may retroactively accept and spend a $562,287 state grant for its Victim/Witness Assistance Program; adopted.
- District Attorney's office may accept and spend a $108,812 state grant for a violence-against-women prosecution program.
- Extra money to cover overspending by courts, prosecutors, fire, sheriff.
- $90,654 grant proposed for prosecuting violence against women linked by the name only, not checked
- DA grant to help homicide victims' families sent to committee.
- The District Attorney's office proposed accepting a $290,562 state grant for a vertical prosecution program; sent to committee.
- The District Attorney's office proposed accepting a $562,287 state grant for its Victim & Witness Assistance Program; sent to committee.
- The Board authorized the District Attorney to retroactively accept and spend a $90,654 state grant for a violence against women prosecution program. linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney may retroactively accept and spend a $110,000 state grant for elder abuse victim assistance. linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney may retroactively accept and spend a $110,000 state grant for homicide victim assistance program. linked by the name only, not checked
- $90,654 state grant for prosecuting violence against women cases. linked by the name only, not checked
- State grant for DA's prosecution program sent to committee.
- $290,562 state grant for prosecution program accepted.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the District Attorney retroactively accept and spend a $50,000 state grant for annuity consumer protection. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor Elsbernd's resolution lets the District Attorney accept and spend a $394,891 federal grant; sent to committee.
- The District Attorney was authorized to retroactively accept a $25,000 grant from the Metta Fund Health Foundation for the Back on Track program.
- District Attorney seeks retroactive acceptance of a $95,030 California Department of Justice grant for spousal abuser prosecution; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Out of the Darkness suicide prevention walk commended linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution would let the District Attorney accept and spend a $100,000 California Department of Insurance grant for disability healthcare insurance fraud; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney's retroactive acceptance of a $95,030 state grant for spousal abuser prosecution was sent to committee.
- District Attorney's retroactive acceptance of a $50,000 state grant for life and annuity consumer protection was referred for adoption.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the District Attorney accept and spend a $443,989 federal grant for Bayview. linked by the name only, not checked
- Commendation proposed for the Out of the Darkness Community Walk linked by the name only, not checked
- The District Attorney's office may retroactively accept and spend a $50,000 state grant for life and annuity consumer protection. linked by the name only, not checked
- The District Attorney's $443,989 federal Justice Department grant for the Bayview Community Response Network was sent to committee.
- District Attorney seeks retroactive acceptance of a $50,000 California Department of Insurance grant for life and annuity consumer protection; referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- $95,033 state grant for prosecuting spousal abusers; pending.
- District Attorney may accept and spend a retroactive $95,033 state grant for a spousal abuser prosecution program. linked by the name only, not checked
- District attorney takes $95,033 state grant to prosecute spousal abuse. linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney's federal grant for Bayview program sent to committee.
- Proposed $443,989 federal grant for Bayview youth-justice network.
- Resolution would let the District Attorney retroactively accept and spend a $443,989 federal grant for the Bayview Community Response Network; referred. linked by the name only, not checked
- A proposal for the District Attorney to retroactively accept a $443,989 federal grant for the Bayview Community Response Network was referred.
- Bayview youth response program gets $443,989 federal grant.
- Federal grant for Bayview program moves on to a full vote.
- The District Attorney may retroactively accept and spend a $443,989 federal grant for the Bayview Community Response Network.
- Bayview youth response program gets $443,989 federal grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorized the District Attorney to accept a $25,000 grant from the Metta Fund for the Back on Track program. linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney may accept and spend a $25,000 Metta Fund grant for the Back on Track program.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the District Attorney retroactively accept and spend a $50,000 state grant for life and annuity consumer protection.
- Borrowing proposed to buy One South Van Ness and 1650 Mission
- Proposed resolution would let the District Attorney accept and spend a $394,891 federal grant for a Cold Case Program; referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed to let the District Attorney accept and spend a $102,076 state grant for spousal abuser prosecution; referred. linked by the name only, not checked
- The District Attorney may accept and spend up to $177,077 in state grant money for a criminal restitution project. linked by the name only, not checked
- Authorizes the District Attorney to accept a $25,000 Metta Fund grant for the Back on Track program; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorized the District Attorney to accept and spend a $102,076 state grant for spousal abuser prosecution.
- District Attorney may accept and spend a $100,000 state grant for a disability and healthcare insurance fraud program. linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney may accept and spend a $394,891 federal grant for its Cold Case Program. linked by the name only, not checked
- The District Attorney may accept and spend a $100,000 California Department of Insurance grant for a healthcare insurance fraud program.
- The District Attorney may accept and spend a $394,891 federal grant for a Cold Case Program covering October 2005 to September 2007.
- Proposed $444,253 federal grant for Visitacion Valley community safety program
- Resolution would let the District Attorney retroactively accept and spend a federal grant for spousal abuser prosecution.
- The District Attorney may accept and spend a $95,030 California Department of Justice grant for a spousal abuser prosecution program.
- Board approves minutes of its January 30 meeting
- District Attorney may retroactively accept and spend a $444,253 Department of Justice grant for the Visitacion Valley Community Response Network.
- $444,253 adopted for the Visitacion Valley Community Response Network linked by the name only, not checked
- DA asked to accept $25,000 grant to help child witnesses of violence.
- Resolution authorized the District Attorney's office to accept and spend a $25,000 [name withheld] of California Foundation grant.
- DA takes $25,000 grant to help children who witness violence. linked by the name only, not checked
- City vote on opposing state bill AB 112 pending. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board formally opposes state bill AB 112. linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts $1.18 million state fund for crime victims.
- District attorney to accept $25,000 for Back on Track program. linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney authorized to accept and spend a $25,000 Metta Fund grant for the Back on Track program.
- District Attorney gets $25,000 for Back on Track program.
- District Attorney's office proposed accepting a $402,457 federal grant for a Southeast Community Response Network program; sent to Public Safety Committee.
- A department's proposal to accept and spend a private foundation grant; the outcome appears on the next page.
- District Attorney's office seeks to retroactively accept and spend a $402,457 federal Justice Department grant for a program.
- Resolution authorizing the District Attorney to accept a $64,500 Kaiser Permanente grant for the Back on Track program. linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney authorized to accept and spend a $64,500 Kaiser Permanente grant for the Back on Track program.
- A $25,000 consumer protection grant for the District Attorney referred
- Board authorized the District Attorney to accept and spend a $25,000 state grant for life and annuity consumer protection.
- $10,000 from the Asian Women's Shelter accepted for the District Attorney linked by the name only, not checked
- District Attorney may accept and spend a $10,000 federal grant from the Asian Women's Shelter for domestic violence victims.
- District Attorney may retroactively accept and spend a $402,457 federal grant for the Southeast Community Response Network.
- District Attorney may accept and spend a $250,000 state grant for an automobile fraud interdiction program.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the District Attorney accept and spend up to $88,538 in state restitution funds.
- Board referred a resolution to accept and expend a $1,068,026 federal grant for the District Attorney's mortgage fraud project.
- District Attorney may accept and spend a $400,000 federal grant for the Back on Track re-entry program.
- A proposal to accept and spend a $300,000 federal elder abuse grant for the District Attorney was sent to committee.
- A proposal to accept and spend a $238,000 federal grant for truant students' re-entry program was sent to committee.
- Board adopted retroactive acceptance of up to $88,538 in state funds for a District Attorney restitution project.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the District Attorney retroactively accept and spend a $100,000 state consumer protection grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- The District Attorney's office accepted a $238,000 federal Education Department grant for a truant students program.
- District Attorney's office authorized to retroactively accept and spend a $238,000 federal grant for truant students.
- The District Attorney's office accepted a $300,000 federal Justice Department grant for an elder abuse project.
- District Attorney's office authorized to retroactively accept and spend a $300,000 federal grant for elder abuse work.
- Third Street and Le Conte affordable housing district finally passed linked by the name only, not checked
- $88,538 state grant to collect payments owed to crime victims.
- Public Works Week, May 16-22, proposed.
- DA may spend up to $88,538 on crime-victim restitution work
- DA accepts $52,355.57 grant for Back on Track program
- $750,000 federal grant for jail re-entry center sent to committee.
- City accepts $750,000 grant for a prisoner re-entry program
- $85,658.40 accepted for the District Attorney's criminal restitution work
- Lease sought from the state for the Rincon Hill dog park
- DA allowed to accept $85,658 grant for victim restitution
- Board honours Save the Bay's 50th anniversary.
- City takes over the widened Bayshore Boulevard at Waterloo Street
- Proposal to mark February 2012 as American Heart Month.
- Environment department accepts $59,190 state grant for green businesses