All decisions
about 100 Board decisions about Mayor's Criminal Justice Co…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council project budget was granted $475,787 in an appropriation ordinance, finally passed.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council authorized to accept $1,709,429 from the California Youth Authority for the 1984-85 justice subvention program.
- $162,819 appropriation for Mayor's Criminal Justice Council programs passed on first reading.
- Ordinance appropriates $162,819 to the Mayor's Criminal Justice Council for program projects; final vote is on the next page.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council authorized to apply for and spend $1,714,587 from the California Youth Authority for county justice programs.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council may accept $10,000 from the Stulsaft Foundation to aid status offender services, adopted.
- $498,508 for the Larkin Street Youth Center held in reserve
- The Mayor's Criminal Justice Council was authorized to accept $1,735,591 in state funds for the 1988/89 justice programme.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council may apply for and spend a state youth authority grant of $757,396 to $1,735,591. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council may apply for and spend $801,907 in state justice subvention funds for 1991/92.
- Supervisor Hallinan asked for a hearing on releasing $160,000 to the Criminal Justice Council; referred to committee.
- Proposed acceptance of $5,407,983 in state grant funds for the Mayor's Criminal Justice Council's juvenile crime program was referred to committee.
- Supervisors retroactively authorized the Mayor's Criminal Justice Council to accept a $100,000 state grant for a juvenile crime action plan.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council may accept and spend $5.4M in state grant money for juvenile crime programs.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council may accept and spend $274,409 from the U.S. Justice Department for juvenile justice reform.
- A $250,000 federal grant for a Weed and Seed youth crime and safety program in the Mission District was sent to committee.
- Mayor Brown proposes accepting a $274,409 federal grant to reform the city's juvenile justice system; sent to committee.
- Proposed: Mayor's Criminal Justice Council may accept and spend $250,000 federal funds for a Mission District safety program.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council may accept and spend a $250,000 federal grant for a Mission District youth safety program.
- Resolution proposing that the Mayor's Criminal Justice Council accept and spend $274,409 in federal juvenile justice funds was referred.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council proposed applying for a grant of up to $6,000,000 from the State Board of Corrections for juvenile justice programs.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council proposed accepting $250,000 in federal Weed and Seed funds for a Mission District youth safety program.
- The Mayor's Criminal Justice Council proposed a $771,180 anti-drug enforcement program, seeking state grant funds for July 1998 to June 1999.
- The Mayor's Criminal Justice Council proposed accepting a $5,985,347 state grant to revise the city's juvenile justice plan.
- Proposed: Mayor's Criminal Justice Council would retroactively accept and spend $5,985,347 in state juvenile crime grant funds; sent to committee.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council proposed applying for and spending a $544,744 state grant for juvenile justice programs.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council may retroactively accept and spend a $771,180 state grant for anti-drug enforcement.
- $771,180 state grant for coordinated anti-drug enforcement; still pending.
- $771,180 state grant for coordinated anti-drug enforcement; still pending.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council seeks a $2,826,976 federal Justice Department grant for local law enforcement block grant projects.
- $2.0M state grant sought to restore the
- Delancey Street Foundation offered a city van for $1 a year
- Community court pilot runs in Bayview and Oceanview on federal money
- $150,000 federal grant sought for the community court scheme
- The Mayor's Criminal Justice Council asked to retroactively apply for and accept $135,970 in federal funds for emergency response equipment.
- Proposed acceptance of a $6.0M state grant for juvenile offender services, sent to committee.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Mayor's Criminal Justice Council accept and spend $5,985,347 in state juvenile crime grant funds.
- Police and sheriff officers get $21,000 in federal bulletproof vests.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council proposed to accept $21,000 in federal funds for officers' bulletproof vests, referred to committee.
- Proposed acceptance of a $474,961 federal grant to reform San Francisco's juvenile justice system, sent to committee.
- The Mayor's Criminal Justice Council would accept $546,177 in state juvenile accountability grant funds; the item was referred to committee.
- Police crime lab to get $718,758 in state public safety money.
- Proposed study of asthma in Bayview Hunter's Point. linked by the name only, not checked
- $474,961 federal juvenile justice grant up for review.
- Proposed $474,961 federal grant for juvenile justice reform.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Mayor's Criminal Justice Council accept and spend a $474,961 federal juvenile justice grant.
- $546,177 state grant for juvenile justice sent to committee.
- City seeks $546,177 state grant for youth services.
- Crime council may take $546,177 state youth-justice grant.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council authorized to accept and expend $546,177 in state juvenile justice grant funds.
- Resolution proposed to accept a $595,000 state juvenile crime grant for the Mayor's Criminal Justice Council; sent to Housing Committee.
- Supervisor Brown proposed accepting a $595,000 state grant for juvenile crime programs; sent to Housing and Social Policy Committee.
- Analyst reviews $595,000 state money for youth crime programs
- Proposed $595,000 state money for local youth crime programs
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council accepts $595,000 state grant to fund local juvenile crime response plan, retroactively.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council authorized to accept and spend $595,000 from the State Board of Corrections for juvenile crime programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council proposed accepting a $754,886 state grant for anti-drug law enforcement and treatment; referred to committee.
- Resolution to accept and spend a $754,886 State anti-drug grant was sent to the Housing and Social Policy Committee.
- Analyst reviews $754,886 state money for drug enforcement
- Proposed $754,886 state money for drug enforcement and treatment
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council retroactively accepted and may spend a $754,886 state grant for anti-drug enforcement.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council may retroactively accept and spend a $754,886 state grant for anti-drug enforcement; adopted.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council proposed to retroactively accept a $592,198 state grant for juvenile justice programs.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council would accept $592,198 in state juvenile accountability grant funds; sent to Economic Vitality committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council proposed accepting a $592,198 state grant for juvenile accountability; sent to committee.
- Mayor and Supervisors Maxwell and Sandoval propose letting the Criminal Justice Council accept and spend $2,831,103 in state crime prevention funds; referred for adoption.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council proposed accepting and spending $2,831,103 in state funds for delinquency prevention programs; referred for adoption.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council would accept $2,831,103 in state crime prevention funds; the resolution was referred to committee.
- Resolution proposed letting the Mayor's Criminal Justice Council accept $2,831,103 in state crime-prevention funds; sent to committee.
- Committee backs $2.8 million state money to prevent youth crime
- Juvenile justice grant for the Mayor's Criminal Justice Council put off
- Committee backs $592,198 state grant for juvenile crime programs
- Committee backs $592,198 state grant for juvenile crime programs
- Committee backs $2.8 million state money to prevent youth crime
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council was continued to April 30 for accepting $2,831,068 in state crime prevention funds.
- The Mayor's Criminal Justice Council was authorized to accept and spend $592,198 in state juvenile justice grant funds, adopted.
- Criminal Justice Council's acceptance of $2.8M in state crime-prevention funds was continued to April 30, 2001.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Mayor's Criminal Justice Council accept and spend a $592,198 state juvenile justice grant.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Mayor's Criminal Justice Council accept and spend $2.8M in state crime prevention funds.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council may accept and spend $2.8M in state crime prevention grant funds for delinquency programs.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council sought retroactive acceptance of a $592,198 state grant for juvenile accountability; sent to committee.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council asked to accept and spend a $592,198 state grant for juvenile justice accountability; sent to committee.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council sought retroactive acceptance of a $100,000 federal grant against domestic violence; sent to committee.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council asked to accept and spend a $100,000 federal grant on domestic violence and sexual assault policy; sent to committee.
- $592,198 grant for juvenile justice measures cleared by committee.
- A $592,198 state grant for juvenile justice accountability was re-referred to the Economic Vitality committee by the Mayor's council request.
- Grant request of $592,198 for juvenile justice measures was re-referred to the Economic Vitality committee.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council asks to retroactively accept and spend a $100,000 federal Justice Department grant on domestic violence.
- $100,000 federal domestic violence policy grant under review.
- $100,000 federal domestic violence policy grant under review.
- The Mayor's Criminal Justice Council was authorized to accept and spend a $100,000 federal grant on domestic violence and sexual assault policy.
- The Mayor's Criminal Justice Council was authorized to accept and spend a $100,000 federal grant for domestic violence and sexual assault policies.
- $592,198 juvenile justice grant under review.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council may accept and spend a $592,198 state grant for juvenile justice accountability measures.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council was authorized to accept and spend a $592,198 juvenile justice grant from OCJP.
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council to accept $52.7M in state juvenile crime prevention funds; referred to committee.
- State money sought for programs to prevent youth crime
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council allowed to accept $2,651,098 from the state for juvenile crime prevention programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Criminal Justice Council may accept and spend $2,651,098 in state funds for juvenile delinquency prevention programs.
- The Mayor's Criminal Justice Council sought retroactive acceptance of a $598,628 state grant for juvenile justice programs; sent to committee.
- Resolution would accept and spend a $598,628 state juvenile justice grant; sent to Health and Human Services Committee. linked by the name only, not checked