All decisions
about 140 Board decisions about Mayor's Office of Criminal …, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $200,000 from the General Fund Reserve for gang outreach in the Mission and Bayview Hunters Point was sent to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed on first reading, as amended, $200,000 from the General Fund Reserve for a gang outreach and youth violence prevention program.
- Ordinance passed funding $200,000 from the General Fund Reserve for gang outreach and youth violence prevention. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] proposed accepting a $15,075,000 Board of Corrections grant to replace juvenile hall; sent to committee.
- Proposed $15 million state grant for new juvenile hall; result not recorded.
- The Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend a $15.1M state grant to replace juvenile hall.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] proposed to accept and spend a $599,102 federal grant on domestic violence policies; sent to committee.
- Resolution to accept and spend a $599,102 federal grant for policies on domestic violence and sexual assault was referred to committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] accept and spend a $599,102 federal grant against domestic violence and sexual assault.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend a $599,102 federal grant against domestic violence and sexual assault; adopted.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend a $598,628 state grant for juvenile justice accountability measures.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] was authorized to accept and spend a $2,634,179 state grant for delinquency prevention programs.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] proposed accepting a $2,634,179 state crime prevention grant; the resolution was continued to May 13, 2003.
- $2.6 million state grant for youth crime prevention sent to committee.
- Proposed resolution would accept and spend $24,655 in federal grants to equip Sheriff, Police and District Attorney staff with armor vests.
- The Mayor's Office of [name withheld] proposed accepting a $2,634,179 state grant for programs to reduce youth delinquency; sent to committee.
- Plan to accept $2.6 million state crime-prevention grant postponed
- City accepts $2.6 million state grant for youth crime prevention
- Mayor's criminal justice office seeks to accept and spend a $599,102 federal grant on domestic violence and sexual assault policies. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Mayor's Office of [name withheld] was proposed to accept a $742,108 federal grant to upgrade the city's criminal justice information systems; referred.
- The Mayor's Office of [name withheld] was proposed to accept a $599,102 federal grant to address domestic violence and sexual assault; referred.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] authorized to accept and spend a $200,000 state grant for a literacy project.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] accepted a $386,423 state grant for juvenile justice accountability measures.
- Mayor's criminal justice office may accept and spend a $742,108 federal grant to upgrade the JUSTIS criminal justice system. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] seeks to accept a $38,014 state grant for youth health and education services; referred to City Services Committee.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] proposed accepting a $386,423 state grant for juvenile justice measures; sent to committee.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend $2,218,010 in state grant funds for juvenile delinquency prevention programs.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] asked to accept an $18,587,312 federal grant for urban terrorism preparedness; referred for adoption.
- Referred to the next Board meeting: the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] would accept a $10,349,000 federal homeland security grant.
- City may take $18.6 million state grant for terror preparedness.
- City asked to accept $18.6 million state security grant.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend a $10,349,000 federal homeland security grant for urban area preparedness.
- City asked to accept $10.3 million federal security grant.
- $200,000 state grant for youth literacy project awaits vote.
- Youth literacy reading project gets $200,000 state grant.
- Proposed $386,423 state grant for youth justice programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- $386,423 state grant for youth offender programs awaits approval.
- $386,423 youth offender grant cleared committee; full vote needed.
- $386,423 youth offender grant cleared committee; full vote needed.
- City gets $386,423 state grant for juvenile justice programs.
- Resolution proposed letting the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] accept and spend a $2,218,010 state juvenile crime-prevention grant; referred.
- Grant for youth justice health and school services sent to committee.
- $989,477 federal grant sought to link criminal justice case files
- A resolution to retroactively accept and spend a $100,000 federal Justice Department grant for the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] was severed for separate consideration. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board approved the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] accepting and spending a $250,000 federal grant for sex offender supervision.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] sought to retroactively accept and spend a $100,000 federal grant to cut crime in Bayview Hunters Point.
- Federal grant of $653,368 for drug and violence reduction in San Francisco was referred to the Budget and Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend a $15,000 grant from the Northern California Mechanical Contractors Association for an arrest and conviction.
- Proposed acceptance of a $100,000 federal grant for Mayor's Office of [name withheld] crime reduction in Bayview Hunters Point was referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of a $653,368 federal grant for Mayor's Office of [name withheld] drug and violence reduction work; outcome not shown on this page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] referred for adoption a $5,000 grant from Northern California Mechanical Contractors Association for a murder arrest and conviction. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed to let the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] accept and spend a $100,000 federal grant for Bayview Hunters Point; referred to Budget and Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed to let the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] accept and spend a $653,368 federal grant to reduce drug-related violence; referred for adoption without committee reference. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposes accepting and spending a $116,941 state grant for juvenile justice accountability; referred for adoption.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] was authorized to accept and spend a $989,477 federal grant to integrate criminal justice case systems.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] sought to retroactively accept and spend a $653,368 federal grant against drug-related violence.
- Resolution to accept a $653,368 federal grant against drug-related violence in San Francisco was referred without committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] grant of $653,368 to fight drug-related violence in San Francisco was referred to the Budget and Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- A federal grant for the Mayor's Office is proposed for acceptance; the Board's vote continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] asked to retroactively accept and spend a $100,000 federal Justice Department grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposes accepting and spending a $200,000 state grant for the Read Into Your Future Project; referred for adoption.
- Resolution proposes accepting and spending $2,187,092 in state juvenile crime prevention funds; referred for adoption without committee reference.
- City accepts $38,014 state grant for youth health and education.
- $989,477 federal grant to link police, court and jail case records.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] proposed accepting and spending a $38,014 state grant for juvenile justice youth programs.
- City accepts $15,000 from private group to help solve a murder.
- Supervisors congratulate [name withheld] on UC Berkeley tenure. linked by the name only, not checked
- $116,941 state grant for juvenile justice programs set for next meeting.
- City takes $116,941 state grant for juvenile justice programs.
- Commendation for UC Berkeley professor [name withheld] tenure; not yet voted. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Mayor's Office of [name withheld] was authorized to accept and spend a $100,000 federal grant to cut crime in Bayview Hunters Point. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Mayor's Office of [name withheld] sought authority to accept and spend a $653,368 federal grant against drug-related violence in San Francisco. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] proposed accepting and spending a $108,305 state grant for juvenile justice accountability; referred.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] seeks to accept a $158,000 federal grant to reduce gun crime; referred to committee.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept a $37,500 grant from the van [name withheld]/RembeRock Foundation; sent to committee.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept a $25,000 grant from the Haigh-Scatena Foundation; sent to committee.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] accept and spend a $108,305 state grant.
- Criminal justice office approved to retroactively accept a $37,500 foundation grant to explore alternatives to state youth detention. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of a $175,000 federal grant for anti-crime work in Visitacion Valley, sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed resolution would let the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] accept and spend a federal grant; outcome not shown on this page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution adopted letting the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] accept and spend a $108,305 state juvenile justice grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend a $560,738 state grant for juvenile delinquency prevention programs, referred for adoption.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may retroactively accept a $200,000 state grant for the Read Into Your Future reading project, referred for adoption.
- A resolution on a state grant for a Mayor's Office criminal justice program is introduced; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Arbor Week declared March 13-18, 2006.
- Police records system gets nearly $1 million federal grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept a $37,500 foundation grant to study alternatives to state youth custody. linked by the name only, not checked
- $37,500 grant to explore alternatives to state youth custody.
- $560,738 state grant for youth crime prevention proposed.
- A second state grant acceptance for the Mayor's Office was introduced; its outcome is not printed on this page.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may retroactively accept and spend a $200,000 state grant for the Read Into Your Future Project. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend $560,738 in state juvenile crime prevention funds for July 2006 to June 2007. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $158,000 federal grant to cut gun crime sent to committee.
- City would take $37,500 to explore alternatives to youth prison. linked by the name only, not checked
- City takes $37,500 to explore alternatives to youth prison.
- The Board retroactively approved accepting a $37,500 foundation grant for the Mayor's Office of [name withheld].
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] seeks to accept and spend a $158,000 federal grant to reduce gun crime in San Francisco. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution letting the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] accept and spend a $158,000 federal grant to reduce gun crime was adopted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] proposed accepting a $108,305 state grant for juvenile justice accountability measures; referred.
- Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution letting the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] accept and spend a $108,305 state grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts $175,000 federal grant to curb violent crime and gang activity in Visitacion Valley.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend a $175,000 federal grant for Visitacion Valley crime prevention. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend a $175,000 federal grant for Visitacion Valley crime prevention.
- Board authorizes the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] to accept and spend a $25,000 Open Society Institute grant.
- The Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend $1,913,199 in state juvenile crime prevention funds.
- Proposed acceptance of a $200,000 federal grant for crime prevention in Visitacion Valley, sent to Public Safety Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend a $400,000 federal grant for supervised family visitation, sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $25,000 grant to explore alternatives to state youth prison.
- $1.9 million state money for juvenile crime programs sent to committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] retroactively accept and spend a $25,000 Open Society Institute grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- Grant to explore alternatives to state youth detention accepted
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend $1,913,199 in state funds for juvenile delinquency prevention programs.
- City accepts $1.9 million state money for youth crime-prevention programs.
- State grant of $99,833 for juvenile justice programs, pending. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] accept and spend a $99,833 state grant.
- Four city staff allowed to take $16,800 Chamber-paid Boston trip. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $2.55 million state grant for youth crime-prevention programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend $2,550,932 from the state for juvenile delinquency prevention programs in 2007-08.
- Mayor's crime office takes $2.55 million state money for youth programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend a $400,000 federal grant for supervised visitation and safe exchanges for families with violence history.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend a $200,000 federal grant for Visitacion Valley crime prevention.
- $200,000 federal grant to fight crime in Visitacion Valley approved
- Resolution to accept and spend a $100,583 state juvenile justice grant was sent to the Public Safety Committee.
- Proposal to accept and spend a $2,294,774 state grant for the Mayor's Office of [name withheld].
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] proposed to retroactively accept and spend a $400,000 state grant.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] seeks to retroactively accept and spend a $287,150 grant.
- Proposed $498,145 appropriation to the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] for a Community Justice Center in 2008-2009. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] proposes to accept and spend a $139,366 state anti-drug enforcement grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- Grant of $139,366 for an anti-drug abuse enforcement program was sent to the Public Safety Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board finally passed an ordinance giving $498,145 of reserve funds to the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] for a Community Justice Center.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] seeks retroactive approval to accept and spend a $287,150 state grant.
- Resolution to accept and expend a federal grant; outcome not shown on this page.
- The city's Mayor's Office of [name withheld] was authorized to accept a $139,366 state grant for drug crime reduction. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] retroactively authorized to accept and spend a $287,150 state grant for juvenile crime programs; adopted. linked by the name only, not checked
- An ordinance moving $498,145 from the general fund reserve to the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] for a Community Justice Center passed first reading.
- The Board finally passed $498,145 from reserves to the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] for a Community Justice Center.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend a $100,583 state grant for juvenile justice accountability.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend $2,294,774 in state juvenile crime prevention funds.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] proposed accepting a $400,000 state grant for gang violence reduction; passed first reading.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] would retroactively accept and spend a $400,000 state grant for gang violence reduction.
- Supervisors finally passed an ordinance letting the Mayor's Office of [name withheld] accept and spend a $400,000 state gang violence grant.