All decisions
about 480 Board decisions about Fire Department, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Resolution to set back fire hydrants and move laundry machinery; vote continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposes $10,000 from the Sewer Construction Account for sewer plans and specifications. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution adopted providing $12,730 to buy fire hose for the Fire Department immediately.
- Supervisor Murdock presented a resolution to place idle Fire Department horses at the disposal of the Board of Public Works. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor Mulvihill proposed raising the Fire Department motor apparatus appropriation from $100,000 to $150,000.
- Board adopted Mulvihill's resolution raising Fire Department motor apparatus funding to $150,000, rejecting Power's $125,000 pledge amendment.
- Proposal to move $13,000 from the Fire Department salary account to buy motor apparatus, passed for printing.
- Supervisor Power said the Fire Commissioners may use $10,000 of surplus to buy hose and equipment.
- Passed for printing: $10,000 moved from Fire Department salaries account to its maintenance account.
- The Board passed a $10,000 transfer from the Fire Department salaries account to its maintenance account.
- $24,000 moved from the Fire Department salary account to its maintenance account.
- Land bought to widen and extend Market Street
- A proposed $26,000 appropriation to supply fresh water for fire protection was laid over one week.
- Proposed $26,000 for fresh water for the high pressure fire system was laid over one week.
- Fire Commissioners were authorized to appoint twelve eligible hosemen as Fire Department lieutenants at $3,240 extra salary. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted a $5,000 transfer from Fire Department personal services to its equipment budget.
- A $500 transfer from maintenance to stationery was approved for the Fire Department.
- $750 appropriated from the General Fund to employ five captains in the Fire Department.
- Emergency $23,783 appropriation from the Reserve Fund to pay Fire Department staff for Treasure Island exposition fire protection. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Fire Department budget for 1939-1940 of $3,301,351 was passed without objection after Supervisor Shannon moved passage.
- Supervisor McGowan sought $45,000 for a new Holly Park fire house; consideration was postponed to a later time. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board proposed moving $77.50 of Fire Department salary surplus to pay a clerk-stenographer for the rest of June 1941. linked by the name only, not checked
- Finance Committee's ordinance moves $15,332 in funds to pay new Fire Department positions through June 1942; vote continues.
- A bill would move $13,982 and $1,360 in surplus funds to pay new Fire Department positions through June 1942.
- Proposed emergency ordinance would appropriate $500,000 from 1942 fire bonds to the Fire Department for trucks and equipment.
- Board passed an emergency ordinance appropriating $700,000 from 1942 Fire Protection Bonds to buy Fire Department equipment.
- Proposed: $11,872.04 from the emergency reserve to cover Fire Department fuel, electricity, towel service and pumping-unit space this year.
- $5,000 reappropriated for maintenance and repair of auxiliary fire apparatus in the Fire Department, passed as an emergency measure.
- A $2,137.50 transfer would create a senior bookkeeper post in the Fire Department, replacing a bookkeeper position.
- Appropriates $52,327 for April 1946 salary increases for police and fire officers required by voter-approved Charter Amendment No. 4.
- Emergency $11,500 taken from the reserve fund to drydock and repair two Fire Department fire boats; finally passed.
- An emergency $3,290 appropriation for fire safeguards at High Pressure Pumping Station No. 1 was proposed.
- An emergency $6,500 appropriation from the reserve fund is proposed for raising water supply mains on Fairfax Avenue and Ranlun Street.
- Ordinance appropriating $62,720 from a general fund reserve for additional Fire Department officers' pay was finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency ordinance proposed to fund additional Fire Department personnel with $97,075 from reserves and $200,000 from general fund.
- An emergency ordinance proposes $55,710 to pay February 1947 salary increases for Fire Department officers and members.
- Proposed ordinance appropriates $62,720 to pay additional Fire Department officers for a shorter work period.
- Emergency ordinance appropriating $55,710 for March 1947 fire department salary increases was proposed; passage continues on next page.
- $18,500 to raise the sunken fire main on Napoleon Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department fireboat Dennis T. Sullivan repairs funded with $4,000 as an emergency measure, passed finally.
- Fire Department funded $400 for two clerk-typist positions, replacing two stenographer positions; ordinance finally passed.
- $225 appropriated from the Fire Department budget for vacation relief at pumping stations; finally passed as an emergency.
- Fire Department receives $9,733 from the emergency reserve for fuel, lubricants, gas and electricity.
- Proposed $1,020 emergency appropriation for Fire Department vacation relief on fire boats was referred to the Finance Committee.
- A $2,565 appropriation for one new Fire Department fireman on State property, reimbursed by the Board of State Harbor Commissioners, passed for second reading.
- Fire Department's $7,725 appropriation for two new battalion chief positions passed first reading as amended.
- Fire Department $1,020 for vacation relief on fire boats was continued to November 13, 1950.
- Fire Department gets $7,725 to fund two new Battalion Chief positions, passed on final reading.
- Supervisor MacPhee moved to lift from the table a $1,020 Fire Department appropriation for vacation relief on fire boats, and it carried.
- Consideration of a $1,020 Fire Department appropriation for vacation relief on fire boats was postponed after a motion to recommit.
- Fire Department's $1,020 vacation relief appropriation for fire boat crews was tabled after the Chief said another measure covered it. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department receives $1,020 for vacation relief for personnel detailed to fire boats; finally passed.
- Finance Committee recommends $35,640 to add six lieutenant and 20 fireman positions in the Fire Department.
- $21,735 pays for six lieutenants and fourteen new firemen
- Ordinance appropriating $200 for a new Fire Department clerk-typist position was finally passed.
- A $5,000 emergency appropriation for Fire Department light, heat and power was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $56,340 for twelve firemen and officers to man a fireboat was finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board finally passed a $120,000 appropriation for Fire Department
- Emergency $1,500 for Fire Department fire boat staffing was referred to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors passed on first reading $435 in holiday overtime pay for Fire Department pump station employees.
- Emergency appropriation of $10,000 for Fire Department apparatus and fire boat repairs was referred to the Finance Committee.
- $10,000 voted to repair Fire Department equipment
- Fire Department holiday overtime appropriation of $8,500 was referred to the Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Fire Department's $8,500 emergency appropriation for holiday overtime was put off one week for lack of votes. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency appropriation of $5,300 for Fire Department electricity and gas from the emergency reserve was adopted.
- Board passed an emergency ordinance appropriating $8,500 for Fire Department holiday overtime.
- Emergency $5,300 appropriation for Fire Department electricity and gas was continued one week.
- Ordinance appropriating $300 for Fire Department overtime was finally passed as an emergency measure.
- Appropriation of $7,152 for Fire Department temporary salaries adopted as an emergency measure.
- Emergency Fire Department appropriation of $66,618 for salaries and supplies was referred to Finance Committee.
- Fire Department gets $66,618 for salaries, contractual services and supplies; final passage vote appears on the next page.
- Fire Department fire boats receive $400 from the emergency reserve to replace permanent staff on sick leave; finally passed.
- Fire Department receives $200 from the emergency reserve for overtime allowance; finally passed by the Board.
- Fire Department funding of $189,500 is approved to build a firehouse at Sixteenth and Vermont Streets.
- Emergency $500 appropriation for Fire Department overtime at the pumping stations was referred to Finance Committee.
- Board referred a $2,082 emergency appropriation for temporary Fire Department staff on fire boats and pumping stations to Finance Committee.
- Twelve firemen proposed for the new Stonestown firehouse on Winston Drive
- Ordinance giving the Fire Department $31,178 for fire boat crew pay and fuel oil for April 1954 was finally passed.
- Board passed $22,900 for Fire Department holiday overtime for the uniformed force.
- Fire Department overtime appropriation of $22,900 for holiday shifts of uniformed staff passed for second reading.
- An appropriation of $13,750 for the Fire Department to buy property for a firehouse site passed for second reading.
- The Board passed as an emergency an ordinance appropriating $10,004 for the Fire Department to operate the fireboat Phoenix in July 1954. linked by the name only, not checked
- Passed finally: $124,600 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for Fire Department overtime and uniformed force, as an emergency measure.
- Fire Department land purchase on Ocean Avenue west of Phelan Avenue for a proposed firehouse site was passed, $1,050.
- A $2,400 emergency appropriation to pay Fire Department members assigned to the San Francisco Airport was referred to Finance Committee.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $2,400 to the Fire Department to buy a Class B automobile.
- $843.21 appropriated to the Fire Department for retroactive holiday overtime passed for second reading.
- An appropriation of $843.21 for Fire Department retroactive holiday overtime passed final.
- A $441.08 appropriation for Fire Department retroactive holiday overtime was proposed; its vote is not printed on this page.
- Board passed $441.08 in retroactive holiday overtime pay for the Fire Department.
- $4,250 voted to house firemen at the Palace of
- Fire Department cash awards of $1,122.50 for rescues at fires passed for second reading.
- Board passed as an emergency measure $22,100 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for Fire Department equipment. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board finally passed a $13,000 emergency appropriation to repair Fire Department vehicles, fire houses and the high pressure water system.
- Fire Department gets $27,093 to create three battalion chief positions, replacing three captain posts.
- The Fire Department gains a captain and two lieutenant positions while three fireman positions are abolished.
- An emergency $42,367 appropriation for Fire Department overtime and [name withheld] was sent to Finance Committee.
- Fire Department automotive repair funding was cut from $8,200 to $5,000 and passed for second reading.
- Fire Department overtime for civilian employees, $500, passed for second reading.
- Supervisors passed $500 for Fire Department civilian overtime.
- Board passed on first reading a $19,100 appropriation for the Fire Department's overtime, fuel and utilities.
- Supervisors finally passed $19,100 for Fire Department overtime, [name withheld], fuel, and utilities.
- Fire Department granted $500 from the emergency reserve for temporary civilian salaries; ordinance finally passed.
- Proposed $28,673 appropriation from the Water Department pays the Fire Department for Summit Reservoir land and builds a University Mound sidewalk, passed on first reading.
- $28,673 appropriated to pay the Fire Department for Summit Reservoir tract and sidewalk work at University Mound Reservoir; passed.
- Muni laborer and trackman jobs combined into one job title.
- $7,500 to clear buildings at the Nineteenth and Folsom fire center
- Muni laborer and trackman jobs merged into one class
- Money for War Memorial heat, light and power proposed.
- $6,282.78 for extra work on the Parker Avenue drains
- Supervisors passed on first reading a $31,455 appropriation for Fire Department overtime and
- Adds $1,500 for outside services at the Controller's office
- $2,850 for a fireman job exam approved
- Fire training center at Nineteenth and Folsom gets $96,000 upgrade linked by the name only, not checked
- Rule on bond project cost estimates put off for now.
- Board keeps the $17,052 police dog program over Morrison's objection
- More time asked to start the Drumm Street pumping station
- City departments get $75,105 more for daily operations
- De Young museum wing expansion and art sale moves to final vote.
- $409,326 for many city departments approved linked by the name only, not checked
- Equal pay for police and fire uniformed staff awaits final vote.
- Ordinance transferring $352,359 to the Fire Department from emergency reserve and airport funds was finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- City buys land from [name withheld] for $24,000 for Bayview library
- Sidewalk work would need a city permit; not final yet
- Property owners must get a permit to repair or replace sidewalks
- Proposed appropriation across several departments for Airport operations, equipment and waste treatment; passed first reading.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a $16,960 appropriation for Fire Department permanent salaries.
- Mail inserter machine for the Controller's office; not yet final. linked by the name only, not checked
- 1968-69 city pay changes put off to July
- $77,000 emergency money for fire pay and jail window bars approved
- Proposal: $20 million Pier 94 port work, plus court and fire funds. linked by the name only, not checked
- Funds for fire staff, bail projects and Pier 94; result not shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency Hospital gets $438,000 for new equipment
- Proposed money for fire overtime and airport costs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed: fire inspection hires cut to one lieutenant
- Proposed: fire inspection hires cut to one lieutenant
- Revenue-sharing $1.7 million for arts, fire, opera house
- Revenue-sharing $1.7 million for arts, fire, opera house
- Proposes $1.7 million for arts, fire gear, opera house and War Memorial.
- Proposes a fire lieutenant job and funds for fire department services.
- $165,000 for Fire Department operations sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department overtime and [name withheld] money; no result shown.
- Fire Department overtime and [name withheld] money; decision not shown here.
- Fire Department $500 revolving cash fund; decision not shown here.
- Subject not in this record; outcome unclear
- Subject not in this record; outcome unclear linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department gets $75,739 to buy and install hydrants linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department equipment repair money of $33,000 moved forward. linked by the name only, not checked
- Money for fire department equipment repairs approved linked by the name only, not checked
- Money for permit appeals, probation and electricity; result not shown here. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police, jail and General Hospital money, about $92,000, still needs final vote.
- Fire equipment money and civil service fund advance a step. linked by the name only, not checked
- $28,000 for Fire Department operations approved
- Fire department uniformed pay money approved as urgent
- Civil Service gets $150; Fire Department gets $9,500 for equipment
- Money for Fire Department supplies sent to committee.
- Fire Department money moved to pay for two reclassified jobs linked by the name only, not checked
- Subject not in this record; outcome not shown here.
- Fire Department salary funds shifted: $6,071 in, $6,879 out linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department extra work-week money sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $200,000 for Fire Department extended work week approved linked by the name only, not checked
- Letter sent to Mayor asking that $250,350 in Community Development funds pay for Fire Department vehicles and pumper.
- The Board resumed debate on the city's 1977-78 budget, including a pending motion to restore District Attorney positions.
- Supervisors put $9.27M parks and $6M fireboat bonds on November ballot
- Fireboat funding switch delayed to January 9.
- Fire Department accepts $10,400 gift from
- Restoring Fire Department money cut for fireboats proposed.
- Fire Department salary funds proposed to be put back. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fireboat funding restored a step; final vote still to come. linked by the name only, not checked
- Methadone clinic budget shift advanced; eight jobs added, eleven cut. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire department gets $240,726 back for fireboat work. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department $9,000 equipment money gets first approval only. linked by the name only, not checked
- $30,000 voted to fix up the Municipal Railway's Turk Street building linked by the name only, not checked
- $2,798 for fire department overtime sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Bank gives $500 to fire arson team
- $500 [name withheld] gift for Cantonese and Spanish fire-box decals accepted
- Fire arson unit gets $3,100 from an insurer
- Money to keep fireboat Phoenix running through June 1979. linked by the name only, not checked
- [name withheld] money delayed to May 14. linked by the name only, not checked
- [name withheld] running money through June 30 proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- $1.3 million for fire department pay and benefits proposed.
- Fire Department pay for extended work week; outcome not shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- City to accept $22,222 Aetna gift for arson program; vote not shown.
- Supervisors finally passed a $40,167 transfer to the Fire Department for fuels and lubricants as an emergency measure.
- The Fire Department chief may apply for and spend $17,503 in federal emergency funds; the vote continues on the next page.
- The Board adopted a resolution accepting $7,500 from Chevron, U.S.A., Inc. for use by the Fire Department.
- Fire Department gets $17,500 more for other current expenses, moved from salaries; passed for second reading.
- Finally passed an ordinance moving $17,500 within the Fire Department budget from salaries to other current expenses.
- The Board considered a $6,000 appropriation for Fire Department services; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Fire Department salaries and [name withheld] appropriation of $563,252 passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Chief may apply for and spend $12,500 from Kaiser Family Foundation for a firefighter hypertension study.
- Fire Chief may apply for and spend $10,000 from San Francisco Foundation for a hazardous materials response team.
- Supervisors passed an ordinance moving $563,252 within the Fire Department budget from extended work week pay to permanent salaries and linked by the name only, not checked
- Accepts $3,316.20 from McDonald's Restaurant Operators for the Fire Department; adopted.
- Fire Chief may apply for, accept and spend $8,260 from the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation for a hazardous materials response team.
- Fire Chief seeks authority to apply for, accept and spend grant funds; the outcome appears on the next page.
- Fire Department seeks authority to accept and spend a $17,072 federal grant for a juvenile firesetter treatment program.
- The Board accepted a $6,534.75 gift of fitness equipment from Sports and Fitness Research Institute for the Fire Department.
- Ordinance appropriating $257,078 for a Fire Department extended work week was finally passed.
- Fire Chief authorized to accept and spend $10,000 from the Foundation for Fire Safety for a child firesetter manual.
- Ordinance passed for second reading to add $1,000 to the Fire Department revolving fund, offset by a retirement rescission.
- Fire Department accepts $6,287.55 of physical fitness equipment donated by Sports & Fitness Research Institute, Inc.
- Supervisors passed on first reading $71,838 for two new civilian Fire Department job classes and four positions. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department authorized to accept and spend $159,000 from Aetna Life and Casualty Foundation for an arson prevention film.
- An ordinance appropriating $38,115 for Fire Department uniform salaries, covering three reclassified positions, passed second reading.
- Statute of limitations waived so the Fire Department can receive its $87.92 warrant payment.
- Passed first reading giving $1,704,305 in retroactive pay and benefits to Fire Department employees.
- Fire Department receives $1.7M in retroactive salaries and fringe benefits; passed on final reading.
- An ordinance moves $65,659 within the Fire Department budget for fire suppression services; the outcome is on the next page.
- Emergency sewer repairs sought on the Embarcadero at Jackson Street
- Lot on Bemis Street and $132,000 accepted for a fire museum
- Board of Supervisors approved $21,500 in temporary salaries for the Fire Department's fireboat.
- Fire Department received $220,500 for a high pressure water system, moved from a cistern budget; ordinance 43-84 passed.
- Fire Department gets $400,000 for an extended firefighting work week, funded by rescinding salaries; passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $400,000 to the Fire Department for an extended firefighting work week was finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department would receive $4,322 to create one new position; the ordinance passed on first reading.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $4,322 to the Fire Department for salaries to create one position.
- Ordinance adding $200,000 for the Fire Department's extended work week, funded by cutting permanent salaries, passed for second reading.
- Board of Supervisors finally passed $325,000 transfer for Fire Department extended work week, funded by cutting uniform salaries.
- Board of Supervisors finally passed $200,000 transfer for Fire Department suppression extended work week, funded by cutting uniform pay.
- The Board adopted acceptance of a $92,522 gift from Pacific Gas and Electric Company for a Fire Department carbon dioxide response vehicle.
- Board passed on first reading a $202,092 appropriation for Fire Department salaries and five new positions.
- The Board finally passed Ordinance 5-85, appropriating $202,092 for Fire Department salaries and five new positions.
- Ordinance moving $300,000 to the Fire Department's extended work week passed for second reading.
- $195,000 for repairs to the Vallejo Street Garage
- The Fire Department's $900,000 extended work week appropriation was passed for second reading, moving money from uniform salaries.
- Passed as final ordinance, $900,000 appropriated to the Fire Department for an extended work week.
- Supervisor Renne's request to release $153,963 in reserved Fire Department salary funds for a hazardous materials unit was referred to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Finally passed $1,657,955 for Fire Department extended work week, offset by rescinding uniform and retirement salaries.
- Controller's $49,752 transfer for Fire Department temporary salaries and overtime passed first reading.
- Fire Department received $49,752 for temporary salaries and overtime, funded by moving money from permanent salaries.
- Fire Department's $36,267 salary appropriation reclassifying one captain position to Special Service Officer was finally passed.
- Fire protection system upgrades of $1.6 million; not final yet.
- $1.3 million for fire department earthquake generators; not yet final.
- Fire Department received $1,344,000 for earthquake preparedness equipment and emergency generators, rescinding $56,899 from equipment funds.
- $232,202 sought to cut Superior Court trial delays
- Fire Department receives $341,248 from the 1974 Fire Protection Bond to buy vehicles and equipment, passed on consent.
- Supervisor Molinari requested a hearing on releasing $151,460 held in reserve for Fire Department examinations; referred to Finance Committee.
- An ordinance appropriating $80,000 to the Fire Department for a CAD/RMS system study passed second reading.
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $328,443 to the Fire Department for supplies and equipment was referred to Finance Committee.
- Fire Department receives $328,443 more for salaries, supplies and vehicles in fiscal 1987-88, with $328,443 rescinded from permanent salaries.
- Controller authorized to release $34,870 to the Fire Department for a part-time pre-hospital emergency physician. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $217,569 to the Fire Department for equipment purchases, offset by a matching rescission. linked by the name only, not checked
- Passed for second reading an ordinance appropriating $131,628 to the Fire Department for extended work week and supplies.
- Ordinance appropriating $131,628 to the Fire Department for extended work week and supplies was finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed on second reading an ordinance appropriating $902,996 to the Fire Department for an extended work week.
- Ordinance 452-88 appropriating $902,996 for the Fire Department's extended work week was finally passed.
- Ordinance appropriating $7.96M to the Fire Department, restoring 187 positions and adding 12, passed for second reading.
- Board passed an ordinance giving the Fire Department $8.0M for salaries and equipment, restoring 187 positions.
- Fire Department extended work week funded by $876,109 shifted from salaries, passed first reading; ratifies earlier action.
- Fire Department gets $876,109 for an extended work week, funded by cutting permanent salaries.
- Ordinance appropriating $900,000 to the Fire Department for an extended work week passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance would appropriate $900,000 to the Fire Department for an extended work week, funded by rescinding other budget lines.
- A $2,131,098 Fire Department overtime and lieutenant examination appropriation passed second reading as amended.
- $2,131,098 is appropriated to the Fire Department for overtime and extended work week; the ordinance was finally passed.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $2,830,024 to the Fire Department for salaries and related budget items; outcome not printed here.
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $175,000 to the Fire Department for examinations in fiscal 1988-89; passed on first reading.
- Fire Department budget raised by $2,830,024 for salaries and examinations, with $627,203 moved out of uniform salaries.
- Buchanan Street closed for a block party benefiting earthquake victims
- The Board adopted a resolution amending a prior gift acceptance, so the Fire Department can buy a second fireboat with $300,000.
- Fire Department authorized to accept a $50,000 cash gift from Shinnyo-en, a Buddhist organization in the Marina District.
- Board passed on second reading a $3.0M appropriation for the Fire Department's extended work week pay.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $3.0M to the Fire Department for an extended work week, funded by cutting permanent salaries.
- Board passed on second reading a $2,536,945 appropriation for Fire Department uniform salaries, funded partly by a $1,000,000 cut elsewhere.
- Supervisors finally passed a $2,536,945 appropriation for Fire Department uniform salaries and extended work week.
- Ordinance appropriating $12,958 for Fire Department salaries, deleting six positions, has its outcome on the next page.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $75,000 to the Fire Department for Emergency Operations Center design costs.
- Public Works to repair the sewer at Mount Vernon and Mission
- Passed first reading: $2,568,280 added to the Fire Department budget for judgments, claims and attorneys' fees.
- Passed for second reading an ordinance appropriating $837,500 for the Fire Department's Emergency Operations Center.
- Fire protection improvement projects funded with $15.2M in bond money passed for second reading; $13.5M held in reserve.
- Fire Department fuel tank replacement funded with $205,262 passed for second reading; $135,300 held in reserve.
- Proposed appropriation of $234,317 to the Fire Department for an Emergency Operations Center capital project, sent to Finance Committee.
- Fire Department to accept a $12,000 twelve-passenger van donated by Fire Fighters Local 798; sent to Finance Committee.
- Ordinance funding $234,317 for a Fire Department Emergency Operation Center was finally passed.
- A $50,725 state grant for a Fire Department heat stress prevention program was sent to Finance Committee.
- Fire Department may accept and spend $50,725 in state funds for a heat stress prevention program.
- Proposed $2,132,044 for Fire Department capital improvement projects; referred to Budget Committee.
- The Fire Department would receive $1,191,769 for capital projects in 1992-93, with $623,350 held in reserve; passed for second reading.
- Ordinance passed: $1.2M appropriated to the Fire Department for capital improvement projects, with $623,350 held in reserve.
- Proposed resolution would let the Fire Department accept and spend $48,522 in state funds for a back injury prevention program; sent to committee.
- Board passed on second reading a $15.2 million appropriation for Fire Department capital projects, with $10.8 million held in reserve.
- Fire Department capital appropriation of $15.2M was finally passed, with $10.8M of it placed on reserve.
- Fire Department gets $4.9 million to keep full staffing.
- Market Street closed for two days of film shooting
- Proposes the Fire Department accept and spend $7,600 from the U.[name withheld] to develop arson warning software, referred to committee.
- Resolution to accept and spend $6,240 from the American [name withheld] for a Cantonese disaster training program was referred to committee.
- Fire Department would receive $4,900,000 for uniform salaries and overtime to keep full staffing; passed on first reading.
- Fire Department takes $6,240 [name withheld] grant for Cantonese emergency training.
- $1,500,000 for the 911 project, two Turk Street projects dropped
- Fire Department budget appropriation of $2,600,815 for salaries and maintenance was referred to Budget Committee.
- Passed for second reading: $2.6M from the General Reserve for Fire Department salaries, benefits and facilities maintenance.
- Fire Department appropriation of $2,600,815 for salaries, benefits and facilities maintenance was finally passed.
- $650,000 proposed to finish work at Candlestick Park
- Ordinance appropriating $2,490,000 to the Fire Department to extend the auxiliary water supply system was referred to Budget Committee.
- Board passed on first reading $90,436 to replace a diesel fuel tank at Fire Station 13.
- Board passed on first reading $2,490,000 to extend the Fire Department's auxiliary water supply system.
- Fire Department gets $2,490,000 from 1986 fire bond interest to extend the auxiliary water supply system. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department gets $90,436 from fire bond interest to replace a diesel fuel tank at Station 13; ordinance finally passed.
- Ordinance appropriating $3,408,841 from 1989 earthquake bonds for fire station improvements was finally passed.
- Resolution letting the Fire Department accept a $20,000 FEMA grant for a fire incident reporting system was referred to committee.
- Fire Department may apply for and accept $20,000 from FEMA for a computerized fire incident reporting system.
- Supervisors passed on first reading $9,400,000 of fire protection bond money for improvements to various fire stations, with $4,630,882 placed on reserve.
- A proposed $652,000 from fire bonds for designing a new 911 Dispatch Center and Fire Station 41 was referred to the Budget Committee.
- Fire Department authorized to accept and spend $9,675 from the American [name withheld] for emergency response training classes; referred to the Board.
- Board approved the Fire Department accepting $9,675 from the American [name withheld] to fund emergency response training classes.
- Acceptance of a $25,000 gift from the Rathmann Family Foundation for Fire Department emergency response training was referred to committee.
- Resolution accepting a $25,000 Rathmann Family Foundation gift to the Fire Department for emergency response training was adopted.
- Proposed acceptance of $16,244 in specialized rescue tools donated by Makita USA to the Fire Department, sent to committee.
- Resolution accepting specialized tools worth $16,244 from Makita USA, Inc. for the Fire Department's search and rescue program was adopted.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $1,600,000 of fire bond interest for designing various fire stations; sent to budget committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $1.6M in bond interest for fire station design passed for second reading; $558,000 placed on reserve.
- Fire Department gets $597,410 of 1992 fire bond money for capital projects, with $215,000 held in reserve; passed for second reading.
- Proposed $2.3M appropriation from the General Fund reserve for Fire Department salaries and maintenance, sent to Budget Committee.
- Proposed $45,000 Fire Department appropriation from plan-checking revenue to buy computer equipment, sent to Budget Committee.
- Proposed ordinance appropriates $1,984,126 from the General Fund Reserve to the Fire Department for fiscal 1995-96; passed for second reading.
- Proposed ordinance appropriates $43,966 of Fire Plan Checking revenue to the Fire Department to buy computer equipment; passed for second reading.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $43,966 of Fire Plan Checking Revenue to the Fire Department for computer equipment.
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $2.0M to the Fire Department for salaries and facilities for fiscal 1995-96.
- Controller's $14.2M appropriation of 1992 fire bond money for Fire Department capital projects passed second reading.
- The Fire Department was proposed to accept an $8,850 gift from the Rathmann Family Foundation for neighborhood emergency response training and referred.
- Fire Department acceptance of an $8,850 Rathmann Family Foundation gift for emergency response training adopted.
- An ordinance proposes moving $110,675 from a Fire Protection Bond project to a Fire Department hazard mitigation grant; referred to committee.
- $1.7M to move the Paramedic Division to the Fire Department
- Mayor Brown proposed $1,653,393 from the General Fund Reserve to move the Paramedic Division from Public Health to Fire Department; sent to Finance Committee.
- An ordinance appropriating $1,653,393 to move the Paramedic Division to the Fire Department was moved to continue to April 21, 1997.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,653,393 to the Fire Department to move the paramedic division from Public Health passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,653,393 to the Fire Department to take over the Paramedic Division was passed finally.
- Ordinance appropriating $2.0M to the Fire Department for a disability monitoring program was referred to Finance Committee.
- Board passed for second reading a $2 million appropriation for the Fire Department's disability monitoring program.
- Mayor proposed $2,137,526 from General Fund Reserve for Fire Department emergency medical service and staff training; sent to committee.
- Finance Committee to hear Fire Department overtime overspending, which exceeded budget in 1997-98 and 1998-99 despite supplemental appropriations.
- Proposed $1.7M for Fire Department 911 medical service; not yet final.
- Adds $1.7 million to fund 911 medical response costs.
- Ordinance adds $1,908,123 and $500,000 to pay Fire Department salaries, overtime and equipment for 1999-2000; passed finally.
- Proposed ordinance adds $2.2 million to Fire Department pay and equipment costs; sent to Finance and Labor Committee.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $1.9M more for Fire Department salaries, overtime, uniforms and protective clothing; passed first reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance appropriating $1,908,123 for Fire Department salaries and equipment was proposed; its outcome is not on this page.
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating about $2.7 million in reserve and permit fee money for Fire Department salaries and equipment.
- $1,200,000 moved retroactively from Police Department funds to the Fire Department to pay for uniformed firefighters; ordinance passed.
- $1,200,000 moved retroactively from police department funds to the Fire Department to pay for firefighters' uniforms; passed into law.
- A proposed $2,991,267 appropriation would pay Fire Department firefighter and investigator overtime for fiscal year 2000-01, referred to committee.
- Appropriation of $82.2M from Airport and departmental revenues for firefighter salaries and overtime passed on first reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors propose moving $1.2M from the Police Department to the Fire Department for firefighter uniforms; sent to Finance Committee.
- Proposed ordinance moves $1,200,000 from Police Department funds to the Fire Department to pay uniformed firefighters' costs; sent to Finance Committee.
- Proposed ordinance moves $1.2 million retroactively from Police Department appropriations to the Fire Department to pay uniform firefighters, passed first reading.
- Proposed ordinance moves $1,200,000 from Police Department appropriations to the Fire Department for uniformed firefighters; passed first reading.
- Fire Department's request to accept a $101,366 state grant for a campaign on yielding to emergency vehicles was referred to committee.
- Fire Department proposed to accept a $409,633 FEMA grant for 800 MHz radios for firefighters; sent to committee.
- Child Support Services lease at 101 New Montgomery to be extended
- Proposed Fire Department acceptance of a $63,475 federal grant for a juvenile firesetters program. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Fire Department may accept and spend a $63,475 federal grant for its Juvenile Firesetters Program.
- Fire Department may accept and spend a $63,475 federal grant for its Juvenile Firesetters Program.
- $101,366 grant for drivers to yield to emergency vehicles; not yet decided.
- City gets $40,000 state grant to plan partner violence prevention.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Fire Department accept a $101,366 state grant for a campaign teaching drivers to yield to emergency vehicles.
- Fire water system valves: $32,417 in reserved funds released.
- Fire Department would accept a $409,633 federal FEMA grant to buy 800 MHz radios for firefighters; sent to committee.
- The Fire Department would accept a $409,633 federal grant to buy 800 MHz radios for firefighters; assigned to committee.
- Fire Department proposed retroactively accepting a $409,633 federal grant to buy 800 MHz radios for firefighters; sent to committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Fire Department accept and spend a $409,633 federal grant to buy 800 MHz radios for firefighters.
- Fire Department may accept and spend a $409,633 FEMA grant to buy 800 MHz radios for firefighters; adopted.
- $211,975 in FEMA money for fire air bottles sent to committee
- The Fire Department asked to accept and spend a $211,975 federal grant for breathing apparatus and communication equipment, sent to City Services Committee.
- Fire Department may accept and spend a $211,975 FEMA grant for breathing apparatus and communications equipment.
- Board accepted and approved a $211,975 federal FEMA grant for Fire Department breathing equipment and a compressor.
- Fire Department accepts a $211,975 federal FEMA grant to buy breathing air bottles, a compressor and a radio repeater.
- Fire Department may accept and spend a $211,975 federal FEMA grant for breathing apparatus and communication equipment.
- A proposed resolution to accept a $398,548 federal grant for wildland firefighting equipment was assigned to City Services Committee.
- Release of $1,543,139 in reserved Fire Department funds for training and education was approved.
- Extra money to cover overspending by courts, prosecutors, fire, sheriff.
- Health grant for child car seats sent to committee.
- Fire Department authorized to accept and spend a $398,548 federal grant for wildland firefighting clothing and equipment, approved.
- Supervisor Sandoval proposed $800,000 from the General Fund Reserve for Fire Department hydrant caps; no vote printed.
- Fire Department retroactively authorized to accept and spend a $110,569 grant for Neighborhood Emergency Response Team training. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed: fire department to take $110,569 grant for resident emergency training. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department takes $110,569 grant to train older residents in emergencies.
- The Fire Department may accept and spend a new $110,569 grant from the Corporation for National and Community Service to train emergency volunteers.
- Supervisor Sandoval proposed $800,000 from the General Fund Reserve for Fire Department hydrant caps citywide.
- Mayor proposed accepting gifts to the Fire Department from Fireman's Fund and Johnson & Johnson, including $20,000 in supplies; sent to committee.
- Fireman's Fund Insurance Company's gift of fire equipment, worth about $47,200, was referred to committee.
- Proposed resolution lets the Fire Department accept and spend $375,311 in federal grant money for senior fire safety.
- Proposed endorsement of 1906 earthquake and fire expo. linked by the name only, not checked
- $375,311 federal grant for senior fire safety proposed.
- Fire Department to accept gifts for emergency volunteer training.
- Fire safety program for seniors gets $375,311 federal grant.
- The Fire Department accepted $200,000 in cash gifts and $20,000 in medical supplies from Fireman's Fund and Johnson & Johnson for emergency training.
- Fire Department accepts $200,000 gifts and supplies for emergency training.
- The Fire Department was authorized to accept and spend $375,311 in FEMA grant funds for a fire safety program for seniors.
- Fire Department accepts $100,000 gifts from Fireman's Fund and Johnson & Johnson, plus $20,000 in medical supplies, for emergency training. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department accepts a $375,311 FEMA grant to develop a fire safety and prevention program for senior citizens. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fireman's Fund Insurance Company's gift of an ambulance simulator, mannequin and Fire Boat equipment was sent to committee.
- Proposed acceptance of Fireman's Fund gifts of equipment to the Fire Department, valued at about $37,200 and $10,000; sent to committee.
- Fireman's Fund Insurance Company gave the Fire Department an ambulance simulator, training mannequin and Fire Boat equipment.
- Fireman's Fund Insurance Company gave the Fire Department an ambulance simulator, training mannequin and fireboat equipment, worth about $47,200; the gift was accepted.
- Fireman's Fund Insurance Company donated an ambulance simulator, training mannequin and Fire Boat equipment to the Fire Department, valued near $47,200. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department would accept and spend a new $75,095 California grant for neighborhood emergency response teams.
- $15,000 air system offered for the Folsom Street fire training tower
- Proposed acceptance of a $15,000 air system gift from [name withheld] for the Fire Department's Folsom Street training tower.
- Fire Department accepts a $15,000 air system from
- The Fire Department may accept a $15,000 firefighter air system gift from [name withheld] for its Folsom Street training tower.
- Fire Department proposed accepting a 1988 GMC flatbed truck gift from PG&E, valued at $14,779; sent to committee.
- Truck gift from Pacific Gas and Electric sent to committee
- Fire Department accepts a 1988 flatbed truck gift from PG&E.
- Fire Department may accept a $14,779 flatbed truck gift from Pacific Gas and Electric Company for emergency training and public safety.
- Fire Department authorized to accept a 1988 flatbed truck valued at $14,779 donated by PG&E for emergency preparedness and training.
- Fire Department to take $75,095 grant for emergency volunteers. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire department takes $75,095 for volunteer emergency training. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department was retroactively authorized to accept a $75,095 state grant to support the Neighborhood Emergency Response Team. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed to accept $27,551 in equipment and materials donated to the Fire Department by Fireman's Fund Heritage Program.
- Fire Department accepts a gift of fifteen air pressure devices worth $19,050 from [name withheld]. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department would accept $27,551 in training equipment and materials donated by Fireman's Fund Insurance. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department may accept and spend a $1,173,212 federal FEMA grant for a firefighter wellness and fitness program.
- The Fire Department proposed retroactively accepting a $1,173,212 FEMA grant for a firefighter wellness and fitness programme; sent to committee.
- Fire Department proposed to accept $19,050 of breathing devices and backpacks from [name withheld]; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- A proposal to let the Fire Department accept fifteen positive air pressure devices as a gift is still pending. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department authorized to accept fifteen breathing devices and backpacks valued at $19,050 from [name withheld].
- Fire Department gift of training equipment valued at $27,551 from Fireman's Fund was referred to the City Operations committee.
- Board adopted a resolution accepting $27,551 of equipment and materials from Fireman's Fund for the Fire Department.
- Board adopted resolution letting the Fire Department retroactively accept and spend a $1,173,212 FEMA grant for a wellness program. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department would accept a $15,938 gift of mask fit equipment and medical bags from Fireman's Fund; referred to committee.
- Fire Department accepts $15,938 gift of mask-fit gear and medical bags
- Fire Department accepts gift of mask fit equipment and emergency medical bags from Fireman's Fund, valued at $15,938. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department proposed accepting a $25,000 state grant to buy oil spill response equipment; sent for adoption without committee reference.
- Proposed acceptance of a $297,030 federal grant for Fire Department driver training was sent to committee.
- Fire Department accepts a $297,030 federal FEMA grant to train uniformed staff in advanced driving.
- Fire Department was authorized to accept and spend a $25,000 state grant for oil spill response equipment.
- Fire Department to accept $44,000 gift of gear washers; in committee.
- Fire Department accepts $44,000 gift of gear-cleaning washers
- Asks transit agency to reverse card-fee shift for cab drivers
- Two street artist stalls set for Post Street at Stockton
- Fire Department accepts $230,000 federal grant for water response.
- Fire Department accepts $7.87 million federal grant for a fireboat.
- Fire department accepts $107,296 grant for gear-cleaning machines
- Fire department accepts $645,125 federal grant for response boat, training
- Fire department accepts $7.87 million federal grant for a fireboat
- Two street artist spaces allowed six months at Post and Stockton
- $8.5 million moved from Fire salaries to overtime; result not shown.
- $6.7 million fire salaries moved to overtime; first vote only.
- Fire department gets grant for water response gear; sent to committee.
- Amplified sound on open tour buses restricted; certification fee set
- Federal grant for new firefighter air packs sought; not yet decided.
- City reply to [name withheld] on Healthy SF approved, 6-5 vote
- $1.5 million federal grant buys new firefighter breathing gear
- Proposed: $4.5 million moves from Fire Department salaries to overtime. linked by the name only, not checked
- Moves about $4 million from Fire Department pay budget into overtime
- Sheriff overtime money shift proposed; needs two-thirds vote.
- A vote with no subject on this page
- $720,626 for Sheriff overtime passed first vote; final vote still needed.
- Sheriff overtime budget move passed; it needed two-thirds of supervisors
- Sheriff's office shifts $720,626 from salaries to overtime pay
- Fire Department accepts $376,700 federal grant for water emergencies
- Fire Department accepts $376,700 federal grant for water emergency equipment.
- Fire Department may take $1.77 million federal grant for defibrillators. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire Department gets $1.8 million federal grant for defibrillators linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance passed moving $1,712,732 to cover Fire Department overtime costs in fiscal year 2013-2014.
- Fire Department moves $1.7 million to pay overtime.
- Proposed $1.7M budget move to pay Fire Department overtime.
- Federal grant to buy a fire boat; still in committee.
- A resolution adopted, with no subject on this page
- Fire Department shifts $677,587 from salaries to overtime; in committee.
- Proposed ordinance would settle an air-quality lawsuit brought by the Bay Area Air Quality Management District against the city for $31,400. linked by the name only, not checked
- $31,400 air quality penalty against the city sent to committee
- Proposed changes to family violence council membership.
- A $31,400 settlement of the Bay Area Air Quality Management District lawsuit against the city passed on first reading.
- Probation office may apply for state money for parenting program
- City accepts $50,550 donated boat for fire marine operations.
- $1.5 million federal grant upgrades fire station exhaust systems.
- Fire stations to get exhaust upgrades with $1.5 million grant
- Fire Department to accept $780,664 grant for five ambulances.
- Fire Department to accept $123,000 hand-pumped fire engine gift.
- Federal grant to hire 36 firefighters sent to committee.
- Donation to buy two new ambulances sent to committee.
- Fire Department takes $8.2M federal grant to hire firefighters
- Fire Department gets $780,664 federal grant to buy five ambulances
- Retired fire engine given to City College's fire academy program