All decisions
about 120 Board decisions about Juvenile Probation Departme…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a $9,480 supplemental appropriation for the Juvenile Probation Department's added staff and equipment.
- Juvenile Probation Department would receive a $9,480 supplemental appropriation from the Emergency Reserve Fund for added staff and expenses.
- Supplemental appropriation of $9,480 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for Juvenile Probation Department staffing is proposed for final passage.
- Juvenile Probation Department gets $1,297 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to buy furniture; finally passed.
- Juvenile Probation Department gets $833 to swap three stenographer posts for clerk-typist posts; finally passed.
- Ordinance appropriating $5,200 for Juvenile Probation Department equipment for detention home and Log Cabin Ranch passed for second reading.
- Board passed final an ordinance appropriating $5,200 for Juvenile Probation equipment at the detention home and Log Cabin Ranch.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Juvenile Probation Officer accept an $86,952 state grant for a drug abatement project. linked by the name only, not checked
- Juvenile Probation Department sought authority to accept about $1,275,871 in state funds for Youth Guidance Center repairs; referred to Finance Committee.
- Social Services Department leases 1235 Mission Street
- The Juvenile Probation Department's $497,700 state grant for repairs at Log Cabin Ranch School was adopted.
- Juvenile Probation Department to accept $19,151.36 in donated services from nine donors to upgrade Juvenile Hall food, sent to Finance.
- Juvenile Probation Department was authorized to accept $17,221.84 in donations to upgrade Juvenile Hall food service. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution to accept $1,970,838 from the State Youth Authority for safety repairs at Youth Guidance Center was referred to the Board.
- Juvenile Probation Department was authorized to accept and spend $1,970,838 from the State Youth Authority for repairs at Youth Guidance Center.
- Juvenile Probation Department's $333,392 reserve was released to cover local share of capital improvement projects.
- Juvenile Probation Department seeks to accept $30,000 and $25,000 foundation grants for an assessment study; sent to Finance committee.
- The Juvenile Probation Department may accept a $34,706.78 state recycling grant, with $34,878.32 in city matching funds.
- Juvenile Probation Department proposed to seek grant money from San Francisco Foundation and
- Juvenile Probation Department may accept $55,000 in private foundation grants for a juvenile assessment system.
- Juvenile Probation Department may accept $55,000 from two foundations to develop an assessment and classification system.
- Supervisors finally passed $150,533 in federal funds for maintenance at the Youth Guidance Center juvenile facility.
- Resolution proposed to let Juvenile Probation accept and spend a $301,288 state grant for Log Cabin Ranch; sent to committee.
- The Juvenile Probation Department may accept and spend a $301,288 state grant for administering Log Cabin Ranch.
- A proposed $1,415,990 federal-funded appropriation for maintenance at the Youth Guidance Center and Log Cabin Ranch was referred to the Budget Committee.
- Juvenile Probation Department may accept a $94,354 state grant for Log Cabin and Hidden Valley Ranches; sent to committee.
- A resolution letting the Juvenile Probation Department apply for and spend up to $2,150,000 in state juvenile crime grants was referred to committee.
- Juvenile Probation Department authorized to apply for up to $2,150,000 in state juvenile crime grants.
- Juvenile Probation Department may apply for up to $3,150,000 in state juvenile crime grants, up from $2,150,000.
- Proposed acceptance of a $41,760 state grant for the [name withheld] as Fathers Program was sent to committee.
- Juvenile Probation Department may apply for up to $3,150,000 in state juvenile crime grants, up from $2,150,000; referred to Board.
- The Juvenile Probation Department may accept $41,760 in state grant funds for a [name withheld] as Fathers Program.
- Resolution proposed to raise the Juvenile Probation Department's state grant application from $3,150,000 to $6,150,000.
- Resolution would let the Juvenile Probation Department accept and spend a $100,000 state grant for juvenile crime programs; referred to committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $572,586 in federal TANF funds to the Juvenile Probation Department was passed on first reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $389,513 for the Juvenile Probation Department was passed on first reading, companion to File 981882.
- Resolution adopted authorizing the Juvenile Probation Department to accept and spend a $22,000 gift from [name withheld].
- Resolution authorizing the Juvenile Probation Department to accept and spend a $22,000 gift from [name withheld] was referred.
- Proposed resolution would let the Juvenile Probation Department accept a $12,785.05 gift from the [name withheld] estate.
- A proposed $2,638,924 appropriation of federal TANF money for juvenile probation services and nine positions was sent to Finance Committee.
- Juvenile Probation Department got $2,638,924 in federal TANF money for counseling, supervision and nine new officer positions.
- Juvenile Probation Department's $412,604 appropriation, with budget transfers, was sent to the Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Juvenile Probation Department's $607,007 federal TANF appropriation was sent to the Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Juvenile Probation Department receives $572,586 in federal TANF funds for salaries, training and services for fiscal year 1998-1999.
- Juvenile Probation Department receives $389,513 for salaries, benefits and one new position, funded partly by rescinding other budget lines.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Juvenile Probation Department accept and spend a $12,785.05 gift from the [name withheld] estate.
- Seeks $497,502 state grant for juvenile repeat-offender program.
- Juvenile Probation Department proposed accepting a $12,500 grant for a library program at Juvenile Hall; referred for adoption.
- Resolution would let Juvenile Probation accept a $12,500 Volunteer Auxiliary grant for a library program; referred to the Board.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Juvenile Probation Department accept a $12,500 grant from the Volunteer Auxiliary for a library program.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Juvenile Probation Department accept a $12,500 grant for a library program.
- Juvenile Probation Department authorized to accept a $12,500 gift from the Volunteer Auxiliary of the Youth Guidance Center.
- Juvenile Probation may accept a $483,752 state grant for its Repeat Offender Prevention Program; sent to committee.
- Proposed acceptance of a $483,752 state grant for the Juvenile Probation Department's repeat offender prevention program.
- Committee backs $483,752 state grant for first-time young offenders
- Committee backs $483,752 state grant for first-time young offenders
- Juvenile Probation Department may accept and spend a $483,752 state grant for its Repeat Offender Prevention Program.
- Juvenile Probation Department may accept and spend a $483,752 state grant for its Repeat Offender Prevention Program.
- Budget analyst proposes $99,924 to continue a Juvenile Probation project manager for the Juvenile Hall replacement.
- Budget analyst reviews $90,720 to fund temporary Juvenile Hall relocation at 375 Woodside Avenue during rebuilding.
- Juvenile Probation Department proposed accepting a $120,778 state grant for probation officer training.
- $120,778 probation training grant proposed.
- Juvenile probation takes $120,778 state grant for officer training.
- The Juvenile Probation Department may retroactively accept and spend a $120,778 state grant for officer training.
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $2,258,089 reserve funds for violence prevention in police, probation and sheriff departments.
- Juvenile Probation Department may accept and spend a $600,000 Zellerbach Family Foundation grant; sent to committee.
- The Juvenile Probation Department proposed accepting a $600,000 grant from the Zellerbach Family Foundation for organizational change.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $2.3M from the General Fund Reserve for violence prevention in police, probation and sheriff departments.
- Juvenile Probation Department grant acceptance is before the Board; outcome continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $2,511,746 appropriation for violence prevention in police, probation and Sheriff departments was sent to Budget Committee.
- Juvenile Probation Department proposed to accept a $50,000 Zellerbach Family Foundation grant for organizational development; referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would fund $2,006,473 in youth violence prevention programs through Juvenile Probation and Children, Youth and Their Families. linked by the name only, not checked
- Juvenile Probation Department may accept and spend a $50,000 grant from the Zellerbach Family Foundation for organizational development.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $2,006,473 for youth violence prevention in Juvenile Probation and the Children, Youth and Their Families department. linked by the name only, not checked
- Juvenile Probation Department asks to accept and spend a grant; the outcome continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $2,511,746 for violence prevention across police, probation and sheriff departments; sent to Budget Committee.
- Juvenile probation office accepts $50,000 foundation grant.
- The Juvenile Probation Department may accept and spend a $50,000 grant from the Zellerbach Family Foundation.
- Mayor proposed $2.3M from General Fund reserve for violence prevention; passed on first reading.
- Board finally passed a $2,258,089 ordinance funding violence prevention in police, probation and sheriff departments for 2006-2007.
- Appropriates $2,258,089 from the General Fund reserve for violence prevention in police, probation and sheriff departments.
- Juvenile probation office accepts $50,000 foundation grant.
- The Juvenile Probation Department was authorized to accept and spend a $600,000 grant from the Zellerbach Family Foundation.
- Board approved the Juvenile Probation Department accepting a $125,000 Annie E. Casey Foundation grant for juvenile justice reform. linked by the name only, not checked
- Juvenile Probation Department authorized to accept a $600,000 Zellerbach Family Foundation grant for organizational change.
- Supervisors passed on first reading an ordinance appropriating about $2.0 million for youth violence prevention programs run by juvenile probation and children's services.
- Juvenile Probation Department may accept and spend a $125,000 Annie E. Casey Foundation grant for juvenile justice reform.
- Juvenile Probation Department may accept and spend a $600,000 Zellerbach Family Foundation grant for organizational change. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Juvenile Probation Department accept and spend a $125,000 grant from the Annie E. Casey Foundation for juvenile justice reform. linked by the name only, not checked
- Juvenile Probation Department to accept and spend a $29,140 state grant for minority contact assistance, referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed $2,006,473 for youth violence prevention through Juvenile Probation and the Department of Children, Youth and Their Families. linked by the name only, not checked
- Youth violence prevention programs get about $2 million. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board finally passed $2,006,473 for youth violence prevention programs in Juvenile Probation and Children, Youth and Their Families.
- The Juvenile Probation Department's $29,140 state grant for minority contact technical assistance was referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts $29,140 state grant for juvenile probation. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency repairs to heat, hot water, stairs and fire doors approved
- Juvenile Probation Department may accept and spend a $29,140 state grant for minority contact technical assistance.
- The Juvenile Probation Department may accept and spend a $29,140 state grant for minority contact technical assistance.
- Proposed $213,000 to cover extra juvenile hall overtime costs.
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $213,000 in Title IV-E funds to the Juvenile Probation Department for Juvenile Hall overtime.
- Juvenile Probation Department may accept and spend a $62,500 Annie E. Casey Foundation grant for juvenile justice reform.
- The Juvenile Probation Department may accept and spend a $62,500 grant from the Annie E. Casey Foundation for juvenile justice reform.
- Juvenile Probation Department may accept and spend a $62,500 grant from the Annie E. Casey Foundation for juvenile justice reform.
- Juvenile Probation Department may retroactively accept and spend a $100,000 federal grant for a pilot Probation Response Unit.
- Juvenile Probation Department would retroactively accept and spend a $100,000 federal grant for a Probation Response Unit pilot; referred for adoption.
- Proposed ordinance letting Juvenile Probation accept and spend a $660,615 federal youth reentry grant; sent to Public Safety Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Juvenile Probation Department accept and spend a $25,000 grant from the Annie E. Casey Foundation. linked by the name only, not checked
- Juvenile Probation Department accepts a $100,000 federal grant for a probation response unit pilot project.
- Juvenile probation gets $660,615 federal grant for youth reentry, pending final vote.
- $699,000 federal grant to aid non-English-speaking domestic violence victims
- Juvenile probation to take $100,000 federal grant; decision pending.
- Juvenile probation takes $100,000 grant to address racial disparities
- Juvenile probation takes $100,000 federal grant to reduce unequal treatment linked by the name only, not checked
- Juvenile probation grant of $34,603 for reform; result not shown.
- Health grant of $49,090 for school meal study accepted
- Juvenile probation grant of $100,000 to reduce minority youth contact with justice.
- State to share upkeep of Richardson Avenue at Lyon Street
- Would let juvenile probation take $461,166 federal reentry grant.
- $461,166 federal grant for youth reentry program proposed.
- Juvenile probation gets $461,000 federal grant for youth re-entry; first vote.
- Proposed: juvenile probation to accept $461,166 federal reentry grant.
- $461,166 federal grant for youth reentry program proposed.
- Proposed: juvenile probation takes $17,370 state training grant.