All decisions
about 560 Board decisions about Police Department, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The Board adopted a resolution moving $11,000 from surplus to pay February 1907 Police Department salaries.
- Resolution appropriates surplus funds to city departments, including street cleaning, police buildings, hospital repairs and a Bush and Stockton building. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted $9,600 from surplus to meet the Police Department salary roll for April 1907. linked by the name only, not checked
- Chief of Police asks for $11,500 to pay Police Department salaries for May 1907; referred to Finance Committee.
- Twelve thousand dollars from the Surplus Fund was set aside to pay the Police Department's June 1907 salary roll. linked by the name only, not checked
- City approved payments totaling $33,473.38 to printers, water suppliers, contractors and others for city services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Routine General Fund payments totalling $6,966.75 to suppliers and haulers were passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposes transferring $1,211.85 from a Police Department budget item to its contingent expense account for investigations. linked by the name only, not checked
- Joseph E. Marron allowed a dairy boiler at 2018 Fillmore Street
- Board sets aside $5,000 for police and $2,500 for the District Attorney to investigate the July 22, 1916 dynamite outrage.
- Supervisor Power proposed setting aside $10,000 from the Urgent Necessity Fund to reimburse Police Department members; outcome continues. linked by the name only, not checked
- A $600 budget transfer was approved to the Police Department for fiscal year 1917-1918.
- Finance Committee asked to appropriate $650 to the Police Department for parking signs and turn buttons; sent to committee.
- Proposed transfer of $1,000 within Police Department budget; adoption vote continues on the next page.
- Resolution appropriating $2,500 for Police Department extraordinary expenses was re-committed to the Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $10,000 more for police department upkeep linked by the name only, not checked
- Approved $10,000 from urgent necessity funds to the Police Department maintenance account.
- The Board moved $10,000 within the Police Department budget from personal services to maintenance.
- A $30,960 appropriation to hire thirty additional patrolmen for six months from January 1, 1924 was proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board appropriated $30,960 to hire thirty additional patrolmen for six months from January 1, 1924. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police Department gets $1,000 for unexpected expenses
- Resolution proposed to appropriate $22,500 for a photograph gallery at the Hall of Justice for the Police Department. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police Commissioners were authorized to appoint eighteen eligible patrolmen as corporals at $3,240 extra salary. linked by the name only, not checked
- $1,080 set aside to pay three detective sergeants to meet Charter quota in the Police Department; passed to print.
- Proposed $2,520 wage increase for twenty-eight police corporals, paid from the General Fund.
- Proposed $6,000 appropriation for ten police motorcycles for the traffic squad was referred to the Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Auditor was directed to transfer funds to increase Police Department detective sergeant and patrol driver salary budgets.
- Board moved $5,000 of Police Department funds from one appropriation to Budget Item 705.
- Appropriations fund the San Mateo tuberculosis preventorium, outpatient maternity service and 2000 traffic citation books. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution adopted funding San Mateo tuberculosis sanitarium supplies, Outpatient Maternity Service, and 2000 police traffic citation books. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution to pay $157 salary for an additional police detective sergeant was referred to the Police Committee.
- Police Department equipment fund of $16,213.40 approved for motorcycles with sidecars, firearms and ammunition.
- Police Department personal and non-personal budget appropriations totalling $3,557,712 approved without objection.
- Resolution No. 31048 proposed moving $66.67 from Board of Health emergency hospitals funds to pay a chauffeur's vacation salary.
- $1,740 for firearms training in the Police Department
- Resolution adopted moving $4,000 to the Police Department equipment fund to buy a new police launch.
- Resolution proposes moving $660 from surplus to pay two additional Police Department sergeants.
- Ordinance proposed to move $6,887.02 from the emergency reserve to the Police Department for salaries and car repairs.
- Police Department receives $4,600 from emergency reserve for temporary service and automotive repairs; the bill passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police Department's $1,812.70 emergency-reserve appropriation for personal service was refused passage. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Police Department would receive $4,600 from the Emergency Reserve for temporary service and automotive repairs; passed for second reading.
- Ordinance proposed to move $4,600 from the emergency reserve to the Police Department for temporary service and automotive repairs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board appropriated $4,600 from the emergency reserve to the Police Department for temporary service and automotive repairs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $4,600 appropriation for Police Department temporary service and automotive repairs was indefinitely postponed. linked by the name only, not checked
- $3,150 set aside to start the police traffic tag system linked by the name only, not checked
- Police Department gets $3,150 from emergency reserve for printing and equipment to start traffic tags. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Finance Committee proposed substituting smaller engineering study amounts for $102,000 deleted from the County Road Fund budget.
- A $165 appropriation moving a tabulating machine operator to the Police Department was passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supplemental $165 appropriation proposed to move a tabulating machine operator to the Police Department. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance regulating garage and parking lot solicitors, requiring Chief of Police permits and badges, was adopted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Finance Committee held back the $21,000 travel expense for air raid warden automobiles pending further study.
- Proposed ordinance would set rules for restricted curb parking zones, with a $5 application fee and curb painting charges.
- The Board finally passed an emergency ordinance moving $4,250 from the reserve fund to Police Department supplies, services and food.
- $810 voted for a probation interview room at Ivy and Polk
- Emergency ordinance proposed to appropriate $7,785 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for City Prison supplies and contracts.
- Appropriates $1,500 in surplus funds for overtime pay to monthly employees of the Police Department and San Francisco Hospital.
- Passed: $3,200 moved within Police Department salaries to create sixteen policewoman jobs, abolishing sixteen policeman jobs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board finally passed an ordinance moving $38,040 from police salary surplus to buy twenty sedans for the Police Department.
- Proposed emergency $2,805 appropriation to set up a police Juvenile Aid Bureau headquarters at No. 2475 Green-.
- Ordinance appropriating $10,000 from Police Department salary surplus to return arrested persons from within California passed.
- Appropriates $10,000 from surplus salary funds for the Police Department to return arrested persons from within California.
- Emergency ordinance passed moving $23,540 from reserve and surplus funds to pay Police Department supplies and services for the rest of the year.
- Appropriates $52,327 for April 1946 salary increases for police and fire officers required by voter-approved Charter Amendment No. 4.
- Emergency ordinance appropriates $11,200 from reserve funds for Police Department telephone, telegraph, heat, light and power. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency ordinance appropriating $58,995 for March 1947 police salary increases came up for final passage.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,800 to reassign 14 policemen and a sergeant to solo motorcycle duty passed for second reading.
- Police Department gets $1,800 to fund 14 policemen and one sergeant reassigned to solo motorcycle duty; passed.
- Finance Committee reported $127,380 to add 154 Police Department positions for a 40-hour work week; vote not yet shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- An ordinance appropriating $712.50 for a new Woman Protective Officer position in the Police Department was introduced. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance appropriating $1,125 for Police Department overtime pay was finally passed by the Board.
- Board continued for one week consideration of a $10,000 Police Department fund for narcotics trafficking investigations.
- Police Department's $10,000 emergency narcotics appropriation was continued to July 30, 1951 pending a supervisor's return.
- Board finally passed a $10,000 emergency appropriation for Police Department efforts against illegal narcotics traffic and use.
- Board finally passed an $84,000 appropriation for Police Department
- Board referred a $2,072 emergency appropriation for temporary Police Department salaries to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $89,915 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for 35 Police Department traffic bureau positions.
- Police Department gets $13,680 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for fuel, illuminants and lubricants.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,468 for two policeman positions in the Police Department, abolishing two patrol driver positions, passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police Department overtime appropriation of $1,000 for the uniformed force was finally passed.
- $8,017.50 to hire three clerk-typists for the Police Department's Traffic Warrant Bureau was finally passed.
- Emergency $10,849 appropriation for Police Department uniformed force overtime was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Police Department's $10,849 overtime appropriation was continued one week.
- Emergency $3,836.61 appropriation for Police Department extra duty was referred to the Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Consideration of a $31,820 emergency appropriation for the Police Department was continued for one week.
- Two policeman positions added and two patrol driver positions abolished in the Police Department, passed for second reading.
- Emergency appropriation of $5,061.90 for Police Department civilian temporary salaries referred to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed on second reading $49,546 for nine more policemen, a narcotics fund, and sedans and electronic equipment for the Police Department. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police Department central warrant bureau funding cut to $23,710 and passed for second reading, effective April 1, 1958.
- An emergency $10,000 appropriation for the Police Department radio room at the Hall of Justice was sent to Finance Committee.
- Supervisors passed $6,817 for Police Department temporary civilian salaries and equipment.
- Police Department granted $15,735 for contractual services, supplies, and vehicle maintenance and repair, finally passed as an emergency measure.
- Emergency $14,750 appropriation for Police Department [name withheld] for the uniformed force was finally passed.
- Plan to pay $1,000 to end one lawsuit; first vote only.
- Fire Department may join building officials' group
- Water department land in San Mateo County approved for sale. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board keeps the $17,052 police dog program over Morrison's objection
- Three tax refund claims turned down, including a school's
- Overhead wires to go underground on Parker Avenue near Turk Street
- City settles two claims, accepting $1,550 and $1,000
- $25,900 extra for temporary pay, overtime and food approved
- Treasurer allowed to shift funds temporarily
- Police Department was granted $1,800 for equipment by ordinance, finally passed by the Board.
- Overdue city accounts handed to collectors
- City departments get $7.2 million for operations and improvements
- Old plumbing permit fee refund for Scott Company passed one vote, not final.
- Time limit waived so Scott Company can get permit fees back
- A second reading vote with no subject on this page
- Proposed appropriation across several departments for Airport operations, equipment and waste treatment; passed first reading.
- City accepts $10,000 gift for police public-information work
- Board votes separately on police and museum gifts linked by the name only, not checked
- $10,000 buys state land to extend Key Avenue to Bayview Park
- Companion pay changes for Recreation and Park staff approved.
- Movable Candlestick Park seating plans sent to committee.
- Police may accept $201,780 federal grant for crime-data computers
- Police may take $30,000 federal grant for station security study.
- $6,500 gift for police Spanish classes sent to committee.
- City accepts private gifts for police, museum lighting, daycare
- Unpaid city bills handed over for collection
- City leases a Castro Street building for alcohol services
- Police accept $30,000 federal grant for station security study
- Police Department to accept federal grants of $250,000 for a communications system and $41,711 for criminalistics.
- City extends lease on Bayview property used by a local agency
- Proposed $100,000 for extra uniformed police duty.
- Art Commission gets a $3,500 spending fund
- $1,500 from Allstate and $36,138 for Sunset District day care accepted
- Consideration of a $388,441 federal grant for Police Department helicopters was continued to May 17, 1971.
- Water Department gets $523,000 for capital improvements
- Human Rights Commission adds six new job types, still pending. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor Mendelsohn moved 'do pass' on an emergency ordinance appropriating $84,595 to the Police Department for 75 school crossing guard positions. linked by the name only, not checked
- $80,114 approved for temporary school crossing guards
- City accepts a horse for mounted police and $14,000 for social services
- Police office equipment money still awaiting final vote. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police buy a $500 copier; hospital buys a sewing machine instead linked by the name only, not checked
- Police cars bought and traffic signal repairs funded
- Money for water pollution control and police dog program proposed.
- Police money and staff for noise control proposed.
- Proposed: city money shifted for police diversion, hospitals and summer programs.
- Police extra-duty pay money delayed to June 25.
- Money for police extra-duty pay and overtime proposed.
- Police overtime training in crisis intervention, $142,896, approved
- Would accept $1,000 gift for Police Department's various purposes.
- $1,000 gift from a donor to the Police Department.
- Equipment and program funds shuffled between departments; not final.
- Proposed money for police building studies and other offices. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed spending for police, Muni and Port.
- Police, Muni and Port get new money; some funds cut
- $15,727 for police and Muni operations and equipment; vote not shown.
- Plan to add 15 police clerk jobs; result not shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police Department creation of 15 clerical jobs considered.
- Police Department money for contracts and supplies; no result shown.
- Police overtime money shifted from civilian pay; no result shown.
- Police pay money shift proposed; decision listed next row.
- Proposed $200,000 for 2,000 police bullet-resistant vests.
- Uniformed police get $81,000 in extra pay.
- Money for 24 food stamp jobs proposed; they would end later.
- Money for several departments' operations and equipment proposed.
- Police operating money change; no vote shown here.
- Visitors' bureau advertising and Muni equipment money: not yet final. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police Department budget ordinance moving $5,000 from temporary civilian salaries passed on first reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police Department gets $5,000 for operations, moved from temporary pay linked by the name only, not checked
- Police, prisoner care and hospital funds approved; $20,000 for hospital building work
- 62 police officers to start earlier, costing $250,000 more
- $1,100 for two civilian Police Commission jobs; vote not shown.
- Police department service money proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police pay money moved from civilian to uniformed staff; proposed.
- Anonymous gift of police vehicles held for committee review
- Police accept $53,000 in vehicles and equipment from a donor
- Extra $247,100 for police street patrols; not yet final. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police money moved from uniformed pay to extra street patrols
- Residential parking program money sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police funding for nine court-ordered positions sent to committee
- Police funds of $348,122 for residential parking program approved
- Proposed $41,092 pay change for four police department jobs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police grant match to continue Project SAFE moved toward final vote.
- Police overtime and extra-duty budget raised by $146,000 linked by the name only, not checked
- Police senior escort program expansion gets a step toward approval. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police money moved for a lawyer on one lawsuit; result not shown.
- $3,230 moved from police salaries to travel costs
- Police overtime pay of $816,262 awaits final vote. linked by the name only, not checked
- Telegraph Hill Boulevard closed for an annual membership picnic
- Community Development Program Addendum No. 13 approved, giving the Police Department $26,223 for salary standardization in the Senior Outreach Program.
- A $5,000 Police Department revolving fund would be set up; passed for second reading.
- Police Department funds of $40,194 for reclassifying one position passed as Ordinance 3-81.
- Ordinance appropriating and rescinding $718,202 for Police Department salaries and benefits to correct premium pay passed for second reading.
- Police Department communications supplies funded by $60,146 from uniform salaries, passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts a horse valued at $1,500 from [name withheld] for the Police Department.
- Board approved $22,592 from contingencies for Police Department retroactive salaries and unemployment insurance.
- Police Department professional services funded by $59,900 moved from uniform force salaries, passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board of Supervisors finally passed a $59,900 transfer for Police Department professional services. linked by the name only, not checked
- An ordinance appropriating $60,146 for the Police Department was recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Resolution accepted two donated mobile vans from Schlage Lock Company and the Chamber of Commerce for the Police Department.
- Passed on first reading: $236,949 to reclassify fifteen Police Department positions. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board accepted a $6,500 gift from First Interstate Bank for the Police Department's Senior Escort Outreach Program.
- Ordinance appropriating $2,716,333 for a police computer system at the Hall of Justice passed for second reading.
- Appropriates $2.7M for a computer system at the Hall of Justice for police, district attorney and public defender.
- Police Department salary appropriation of $1,285 was finally passed, funded by rescinding $1,285 in uniform salaries. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance appropriating $82,505 for Police Department overtime was passed for second reading.
- Supervisor Renne's $195,000 ordinance for Police Department temporary salaries and services was proposed, with its final vote printed on the next page.
- A $45,000 appropriation for Police Department equipment purchases was finally passed as Ordinance No. 432-82.
- Police Department revolving fund increased to $10,000, passed for second reading.
- Police Department received $498,210 for a Housing Authority security program, finally passed as Ordinance 563-82.
- Proposed $320,015 Police Department salary appropriation for nine reclassified positions passed for second reading.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a $4,261,612 appropriation to reclassify 309 Police Department uniformed positions.
- The Police Department was authorized to accept a $10,000 gift from the San Francisco Foundation.
- Passed on first reading: $38,565 appropriated to the Police Department for the Senior Escort Program and related costs.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,814,294 for Police Department retroactive salaries and fringe benefits passed on first reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- The city accepted a donated 1979 twelve-passenger vehicle, valued near $7,000, from the Police Officers Association for a police youth program.
- Police Department salary appropriation of $1,821,616 passed on second reading.
- Police Department salary appropriation of $1,821,616 was finally passed by ordinance.
- Police Department funding for reclassifying fifty-two positions was continued to December 5, 1983.
- Police Department salary appropriation of $681,889 for fifty-two reclassified positions was referred back to committee.
- Ordinance passed for Police Department salaries, adding $514,633 and rescinding $486,164 for fifty-two reclassified positions.
- Police Department was authorized to accept an $8,000 van gift from the Friends of the San Francisco Police Department.
- Supervisors passed on second reading $38,000 for a Police Department motorcycle repair facility.
- Ordinance appropriates $38,000 for a Police Department motorcycle repair facility, finally passed.
- The Board passed on second reading a $286,085 appropriation for Police Department electricity, shop and building repair costs.
- The Board finally passed a $135,000 Police Department appropriation for peace officer training, moving money from other department accounts.
- Ordinance passed providing $58,490 to the Police Department for data and word processing professional services.
- Police Department receives $286,085 for electricity, central shops and building repair, sponsored by Supervisor Renne; final vote continues on next page.
- Ordinance passed on first reading moving $55,500 within the Police Department's budget for Senior Escort Service vehicle costs.
- Controller's $569,820 appropriation for Police Department overtime passed for second reading, funded by cutting retroactive salaries.
- Passed first reading of a $1,500,000 appropriation for Police Department overtime during the Democratic National Convention. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board accepted a horse named Lucky Charge Bar, valued at $10,000, donated by [name withheld] to the Police Department.
- Police Department receives $1.5M for overtime during the Democratic National Convention; ordinance finally passed.
- The Board passed on second reading an appropriation of $904,950 for Police Department uniform and permanent salaries.
- The Police Department was granted $904,950 for uniformed permanent salaries, passed finally as Ordinance 107-85.
- Board passed on first reading an $18,831 appropriation for salaries of two new Police Department positions.
- Police Department revolving fund increased to $12,000, passed on first reading.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $18,831 to the Police Department for salaries and creating two positions.
- Ordinance appropriates $108,648 to the Police Department for the S.A.F.E. program, finally passed.
- $498,508 for the Larkin Street Youth Center held in reserve
- Controller's ordinance appropriating $992,328 for Police Department training center remodeling was passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $992,328 to remodel the Police Department training center, with $94,484 held in reserve.
- Board accepted a donated 1986 Ford van, valued near $19,000, for the Police Department's youth wilderness program.
- Board urged the Mayor to ask the Recreation and Park Commission to open four fields to police softball on Tuesdays.
- Purchase of Safeway's 1125 Fillmore Street approved for Northern Police Station
- Police Department was authorized to accept an $8,402.03 gift from the estate of [name withheld].
- Draft ordinance appropriating $2,354,814 for a Northern Police Station capital budget was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Police car and radio money of $668,003 not final yet.
- Parking enforcement money of $1.2 million moves toward final vote.
- Police money for car tow operation moves toward final vote.
- Police supplies money of $101,500 moves toward final vote.
- Police money for car tow operation finally approved.
- The Police Department was authorized to accept a $6,200 magnetic tape cleaner donated by the San Francisco Examiner.
- Police Department authorized to accept and spend $124,622 from Office of [name withheld] funds for a crime-victim program.
- Streets to close for the [name withheld] bicycle ride
- Police Department authorized to accept a $13,577 Linescan X-ray machine donated by Wells Fargo Bank. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Chief of Police seeks authority to apply for, accept and expend a $64,000 state anti-drug abuse grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance appropriating $200,000 for police uniform overtime from the emergency reserve was continued to December 14, 1987.
- The Board authorized the Police Chief to accept and spend $111,111 in state funds for a Career Criminal Apprehension Program. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed on second reading a $1,070,000 ordinance moving money within Police Department salary accounts for fiscal 1987-88.
- $6M Fashion Center grant at Eighth and Townsend sent to committee
- Police Chief authorized to apply for and accept a $112,000 state gang violence grant, with a $28,000 cash match. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board finally passed a $6,289,000 bond-funded appropriation for police facilities improvements, Ordinance No. 491-88.
- Police Department gang violence suppression program received $28,000, passed first reading, rescinding same from uniform salaries.
- A $31,200 appropriation for Police Department overtime, offset by cutting uniform salaries, passed for second reading.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $50,000 to the Police Department's Narcotics Flash Fund.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance moving $8,964 from police salaries to pay for police property rental.
- Proposed ordinance adds $26,968 for one police captain position, passed for second reading.
- Supervisor Nelder's ordinance appropriating $58,000 for police overtime at Oceanview Playground was referred to Finance Committee.
- Police Department gets $26,968 to create one captain position, finally passed by the Board.
- Ordinance to spend $22,000 on Police Department communications equipment passed for second reading.
- Police Department received $22,000 for communications equipment, funded by cutting uniform salaries; finally passed.
- Ordinance appropriating $87,131 to the Police Department for an enforcement program passed first reading.
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $58,000 for Police Athletic League overtime at Oceanview Playground.
- Controller's $33,698 appropriation for the Police Department's Safe Anti-Drug Program was passed for second reading.
- Police Department receives $33,698 for a Safe Anti-Drug Program; the ordinance was finally passed.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a $169,148 Police Department appropriation for a substance abuse program.
- Appropriates $169,148 to the Police Department for a substance abuse program budget in fiscal 1988-89; finally passed.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Police Department accept a $73,000 state grant for a drug abatement project. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $26,000 to the Police Department for local share grants; passed on first reading.
- A $60,581 appropriation for Police Department computer and communication equipment and services was passed for second reading.
- Police Department budget raised by $1,625,000 for differential pay and overtime, with $1,240,000 moved from uniform salaries.
- Mayor asked the Police Chief to accept a state grant expanding the Senior Escort Patrol, with a cash match of $12,249.
- Police Department receives $482,605 for the Narcotics Enforcement Task Force in fiscal 1989-90.
- Ordinance appropriating $36,000 to the Police Department for a grant-funded program passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $36,000 to the Police Department's program budget was finally passed.
- A $23,150 appropriation for Police Department overtime, uniforms and supplies is proposed; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Board finally passed a $23,150 appropriation for Police Department overtime, uniforms, and materials.
- Board passed on first reading a $19,000 appropriation for Police Department overtime for the uniformed force.
- Board finally passed a $19,000 appropriation for Police Department overtime for uniformed officers.
- Board passed on first reading $220,000 for Police Department communication equipment, funded by rescinding salary money.
- Proposed $423,461 appropriation for Police Department equipment, previously denied in budget, awaiting Board vote.
- Board passed on first reading $63,990 for Police Department intoxilyzer breath-testing equipment.
- Board finally passed $63,990 for Police Department intoxilyzer breath-testing equipment. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $801,800 to the Police Department for uniforms was passed for second reading.
- Controller's ordinance appropriating $801,800 for Police Department uniforms was finally passed.
- Lease extended at 3911 Mission Street for the geriatric clinic
- Ordinance appropriating $4,220,846 for Police Facilities Improvements was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Child welfare offices leased at 1625 Van Ness Avenue
- Ordinance appropriating $129,958 for Police Department retroactive salaries, funded by rescinding uniform salary funds, passed for second reading.
- Interim 1990-91 city budget ordinance passed for second reading as amended, moving $60,000 to Parking and Traffic.
- Ordinance giving $938,167 to the Police Department for pistol range renovation passed for second reading.
- Police Department retroactive salaries of $129,958 were appropriated and the ordinance was finally passed.
- Ordinance appropriating $106,740 for Police Department salaries and benefits in fiscal 1989-90 was finally passed.
- Ordinance giving $4,220,846 to the Police Department for capital facilities improvements passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance appropriating $4,220,846 for Police Department facilities improvements was finally passed for fiscal year 1989-90.
- Police Chief sought authority to accept a $105,000 state grant for a gang violence program, referred to Finance Committee.
- Police Department rents 92 parking spaces at 450 Seventh Street
- The Chief of Police may spend $74,450 in state anti-drug funds on a police drug abatement project.
- Board passed on first reading an $11.5 million appropriation for various Police facilities improvements.
- Ordinance finally passed appropriating $11,497,197 for police facilities work, with $9,217,612 placed on reserve for fiscal 1990-91.
- A proposed $228,614 appropriation for a Police Department 911 dispatch capital project was referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $228,614 for Police Department 911 dispatch upgrades was passed for second reading.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $228,614 for Police Department 911 dispatch capital projects, with $83,106 held on reserve.
- Appropriation of $7,175,562 for Police Department salaries and overtime passed for second reading, with rescissions from other budgets.
- The Board accepted and authorized the Police Department to spend $125,431 in state anti-drug abuse funds for a drug abatement project.
- $24,402 more for the cistern at 5th and Harrison Streets
- Board passed a $202,284 appropriation for Police Department equipment and services for the Medical Examiner.
- Ordinance passed giving the Police Department $9,472 for laboratory equipment purchase.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,966,979 to the Police Department for various purposes was finally passed.
- Police Chief authorized to accept a $103,603 state grant for a gang violence suppression program.
- Proposed $37,598 for one new Police Department position, sent to Finance Committee with its companion salary measure.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a $50,000 appropriation for the Police Department's Surrender of Firearms Program.
- Pacific Bell gives $75,000 of office furniture to the police
- Police Department may accept and spend a $341,005 state traffic safety grant for public awareness and enforcement.
- A $37,598 appropriation for one Police Department position, with $10,902 placed in reserve, was proposed; outcome continues on the next page.
- Proposed $6,220,350 appropriation for Police Department facilities maintenance was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Police Department may apply for and spend a $137,962 federal grant for its Drug Abatement Project, which was adopted.
- Police Chief may apply for and spend $121,271 in state funds for gang suppression, apprehension and prevention.
- Police Chief authorized to accept and spend a $500,000 Office of [name withheld] grant for Operation Revitalization.
- An anonymous $100,000 gift for Police Department computer equipment was referred to the Board for adoption on January 19, 1993.
- The Police Department was authorized to accept an anonymous $100,000 gift for computer hardware and software for police communications.
- Supervisors passed for second reading a $3,235,100 Police Department appropriation for salaries and overtime, after an earlier budget denial.
- Supervisors passed for second reading $255,000 to create ten Police Department positions and ratify earlier action.
- Ordinance appropriating $27,901 for Police Department salaries and fringe benefits passed for second reading.
- A $200,000 appropriation for Police Department overtime was referred to the Budget Committee.
- A $377,859 appropriation for Police Department workers' compensation was referred to the Budget Committee.
- A $336,000 appropriation for Police Department salaries and fringe benefits was referred to the Budget Committee.
- Proposed $1,604,362 for a Police Department capital improvement project; referred to Budget committee.
- Passed on second reading: $336,000 appropriated to the Police Department for salaries and fringe benefits in fiscal 1992-93.
- Ordinance 159-93 appropriates $336,000 to the Police Department for salaries and fringe benefits in fiscal 1992-93, passed finally.
- Proposal: $1.7 million to add three police positions.
- Proposed $101,859 for police security services and $101,859 police overtime sent to Budget Committee.
- Proposed $142,715 for 911 Communication Center repairs and equipment sent to Budget Committee.
- A $45,000 appropriation to restore 23 positions in the Police Department's Senior Escort Program was referred to the Budget Committee.
- City would add $4.4 million for police pay and overtime.
- $1.7 million adds three police positions and support staff.
- An ordinance proposed to appropriate $61,420 to restore three Office of Citizen Complaints positions in the Police Department was referred to Budget Committee.
- Police salaries and overtime funded with $4.4 million.
- $101,859 for police security and overtime awaits final vote.
- Proposed resolution lets the Police Department accept and spend a $90,000 state grant for a training project; referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police Chief's $164,175 Crime Prevention Expansion grant for the Mission Corridor was under consideration and continued.
- $142,011 for the Bay Division Pipeline sent to committee
- The Police Commission's $150 towing fee for impounded vehicles was adopted, with annual review by the Board.
- Ordinance proposing $332,600 for Police Department handguns, ammunition and a training simulator was referred to Budget Committee.
- Ordinance giving $1,921,844 more to the Police Department budget passed for second reading.
- Police Department received $1,921,844 from the General Fund Reserve for salaries and services, with $200,000 rescinded from court overtime.
- Resolution to retroactively accept a $148,997 state grant for Police Department anti-drug enforcement was referred to committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,800,000 for construction of the Bayview Police Station; outcome continues on the next page.
- Police Chief may accept $38,833 state grant for a Live Scan fingerprint terminal; resolution referred to committee.
- Police chief may accept a $38,833 grant for a Live Scan fingerprint terminal project, with no local match required.
- Metered parking lot proposed on Wilder Street near Diamond Street
- Ordinance proposed to move $31,690 of Police Department salaries to reclassify a communications coordinator position; sent to committee.
- Ordinance proposed to move $380,942 of Police Department salaries to create and delete twelve positions; sent to committee.
- Ordinance proposed to spend $183,200 of narcotics forfeiture funds on Police Department laboratory equipment; sent to committee.
- A $71,133 appropriation for relocating the Office of Citizen Complaints was referred to the Budget Committee.
- Police Department appropriation of $317,095 from traffic offender fund revenues for a traffic safety program passed for second reading.
- A $317,095 traffic safety program funded from Traffic Offender Fund revenues passed into law.
- Police Department gets $48,712 from the General Fund Reserve to relocate the Office of Citizen Complaints; passed for second reading.
- Final passage of $48,712 from the General Fund Reserve to relocate the Office of Citizen Complaints, Police Department.
- Chief of Police authorized to accept a $100,000 state grant to suppress drug abuse in schools, referred to committee.
- PG&E gift worth over $5,000 sought for Glen Park ropes course
- Donated pole accepted for the Glen Park
- Police Chief may accept $151,594 in state funds for an Anti-Drug Abuse Enforcement Program, rescinding Resolution 653-96; sent to committee.
- Police Chief may apply for and spend $309,179 federal COPS grant for civilian personnel, with $108,277 match.
- Resolution proposing $575,000 of COPS grant money for Police Department behavioral health benefits was referred to Finance Committee.
- Police Department ordinance for $575,000 of COPS revenue to match a grant and fund behavioral health benefits passed for second reading as amended.
- Ordinance appropriating $575,785 in COPS grant revenue to the Police Department was finally passed.
- Controller's $660,903 appropriation completes construction of the Mission, Taraval and Park police stations; referred to Finance Committee.
- Police Chief authorized to accept a computer system valued at about $8,500 from [name withheld], Inc.; referred to Rules Committee.
- Police Chief authorized to accept a TRAK computer system valued at $8,500 from [name withheld], Inc.
- Supervisor Teng proposed retroactively approving a $100,000 state alcohol board grant to the Police Department; referred to committee.
- Police Department's $100,000 grant from the state Alcohol Beverage Control was severed from consent and its consideration continued.
- Police Department's $100,000 alcohol beverage control grant resolution was continued to October 20, 1997.
- Police Department accepted a $100,000 state Alcohol Beverage Control grant, approved retroactively by the Board.
- Police Department's application for a $100,000 state grant to suppress drug abuse in schools was referred to committee.
- Police Commission's gift acceptance of a $41,200 cash donation from the San Francisco Housing Authority was referred to committee.
- Police Department's application for a $362,519 state grant for Operation Revitalization in Ocean View, Merced Heights and Ingleside was referred.
- The Police Department was authorized to accept a $41,200 cash gift from the San Francisco Housing Authority for a youth program.
- The Police Department was authorized to accept a donated cargo and vehicle tracking system valued near $15,000.
- Resolution proposing a $1 vehicle registration fee to fund police fingerprinting programs was referred to Finance Committee.
- Police offered a $43,000 fingerprint machine as a gift
- Committee recommended, as amended, retroactively authorizing the Police Department to accept a $43,000 Live Scan fingerprint machine and printer as a gift.
- The Police Department was retroactively allowed to accept a $43,000 Live Scan fingerprint machine and printer as a gift.
- Ordinance moving $4,580 in Police Department salary funds to a new psychology director post passed first reading.
- $348,839 for community policing sent to committee
- Proposed resolution would let the Police Department accept a donated cargo and vehicle tracking system worth about $15,000; referred to Rules Committee.
- Police Department seeks a $102,556 state grant for Community Crime Resistance Program overtime, with an $11,395 match.
- Police Chief may accept and spend a $370,800 state grant for Oceanview, Merced Heights and Ingleside crime operations.
- Police Department's acceptance of a $110,000 state grant for a violence-against-women unit is sent to committee.
- Police Department's acceptance of a $70,000 state law enforcement grant is sent to Housing and Neighborhood Services Committee.
- Police Department authorized to accept a $110,000 state grant for violence against women programs, with a $37,000 in-kind match from WO.M.A.N. Inc.
- Police Chief would accept a $6,500 gift from the Guardsmen for the Police Department's Wilderness Program; sent to committee.
- Police Chief may accept a $55,000 state grant to replace the [name withheld] vessel at Treasure Island; sent to committee.
- Police Chief may accept a $300,000 state grant to fight drug dealing in Ocean View, Merced Heights and Ingleside; sent to committee.
- Police Department asks to accept and spend a $99,986 state grant for checking alcohol-licensed businesses.
- Committee recommended accepting a $6,500 gift from the Guardsmen for the Police Department's Wilderness Program.
- Police Department asks to accept and spend an $878,925 federal COPS grant for officer redeployment.
- Police Department asks to accept and spend a $44,325 gift from the Koret Foundation for the COPS-MORE project.
- Police Chief may accept a $55,000 state grant for [name withheld] equipment at Treasure Island; sent to committee.
- Police Chief authorized to accept a $6,500 gift from the Guardsmen for the police Wilderness Program.
- Proposed: Police Department would accept a $110,000 state grant for a violence-against-women specialized unit.
- Police Department proposes accepting a $110,000 state grant for a police inspector handling violence against women cases.
- Police Chief would accept a proposed $300,000 state grant for crime work in Ocean View, Merced Heights and Ingleside.
- Police Department proposes accepting a $100,000 state grant for a drug-abuse prevention program in six San Francisco schools.
- Committee memo proposes the Police Department accept and spend a $370,800 state grant for crime work in Oceanview, Merced Heights and Ingleside.
- Police Department's $300,000 state grant to fight drug dealing in Ocean View, Merced Heights and Ingleside was recommended by committee.
- Proposes $718,758 state grant for the police crime lab.
- $889,000 for police workers' compensation and [name withheld] sent to committee linked by the name only, not checked
- $879,000 for police workers' compensation passed on first reading
- Police money for new technology and equipment released.
- $102,556 sought for extra police patrols in the Sixth Street Corridor
- Police Department may accept and spend a $55,000 state grant for [name withheld] equipment at Treasure Island.
- Police Department may accept and spend a $55,000 state grant to replace its [name withheld] vessel at Treasure Island.
- Police Department may accept and spend a $300,000 state grant to fight drug dealing in Ocean View, Merced Heights and Ingleside.
- A [name withheld] valued at $7,000 gift to the Police Department's Youth Fishing Program was referred to committee.
- $4,000 state grant for police teen drink-driving program.
- Proposed appointment of [name withheld] to transit board.
- Police get $7,000 van for a youth fishing program.
- Police Department authorized to accept a donated $7,000 [name withheld] for its Youth Fishing Program was adopted.
- Police Department proposed to accept $15,870 in crime analysis technology equipment from Environmental Systems Research Institute; sent to committee.
- Police Department proposed to accept a $468,640 state grant for high-tech crime investigation equipment; sent to committee.
- Police seek $15,870 crime-mapping software and training.
- Police Department may accept and spend a $468,640 grant from the Office of [name withheld] for high-tech crime equipment.
- Police Department may retroactively accept a $15,870 crime analysis equipment grant from Environmental Systems Research Institute Inc.
- Police Department retroactively accepted $15,870 in crime-mapping equipment from Environmental Systems Research Institute Inc.
- Police Department proposed to accept a $468,640 grant from the Office of [name withheld] for high-tech crime equipment.
- Police Chief proposed accepting a $100,000 Alcohol Beverage Control grant for local law enforcement; sent to committee.
- Resolution to accept and expend a $100,000 Alcohol Beverage Control grant for the Police Department was referred to committee.
- Analyst reviews $100,000 state money for alcohol-business police work
- Police Department may accept and spend a $100,000 state grant from the Alcohol Beverage Control department for local law enforcement assistance. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police Department may accept and spend a $100,000 state alcohol board grant for local law enforcement assistance.
- Police Department would accept and spend a $20,000 state grant for a decoy program on alcohol sales to minors; sent to committee.
- Police Department to accept a $20,000 state grant for a decoy program curbing alcohol sales to minors; sent to committee.
- Police alcohol sting program with state money proposed.
- Police Department proposed an agreement with California for $500,000 in funding for driving and force training simulators; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police Department may accept and spend a $20,000 state grant from the Alcoholic Beverage Control for its Decoy Shoulder Tap Program; adopted.
- Police Department was authorized to accept and spend a $20,000 state grant for its Decoy Shoulder Tap Program, approved retroactively.
- Police Department proposes accepting $500,000 state funding for driving and use-of-force training simulators; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police Chief authorized to accept $500,000 in state funding for driving and use-of-force training simulators; adopted.
- Police Chief authorized to accept $500,000 State of California funding for driving and use-of-force training simulators; adopted.
- Supervisor Newsom's proposal to accept $103,358 in state funds for police training equipment was sent to the Housing and Social Policy Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $4,725,783 from the General Reserve to cover Police and Sheriff's overspending was sent to Finance and Audits Committee.
- Covers extra police overtime and protest costs; still in committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $4,725,783 from the General Reserve, mainly $4,230,573 for Police Department overspending, passed on first reading.
- $4.7 million for extra police and sheriff overtime gets first approval.
- Police seek state grant for seat-belt and child-seat safety. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police Department asked to accept a $167,908 state traffic safety grant for an occupant protection program; sent to committee.
- Police Department may accept and spend a $167,908 state grant from the Office of Traffic Safety for an occupant protection program.
- Police accept $167,908 state seat-belt safety grant.
- Police Chief authorized to retroactively accept and spend a $225,542 federal COPS grant for the [name withheld] project. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Police Chief retroactively accept and spend a $45,000 state boating grant.
- Police Department was authorized to accept and spend a $45,000 California boating equipment grant retroactively.
- Chief of Police authorized to accept a $50,000 gift for the Police Department's K-9 unit.
- Police K-9 unit to receive $50,000 gift.
- Police Department acceptance of a $50,000 gift for its K-9 dog units was sent to committee.
- Police Chief would retroactively accept and spend a $225,542 federal COPS grant for the [name withheld] project; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $2.3M from the General Fund Reserve for violence prevention in police, probation and sheriff departments.
- Proposed $2,511,746 appropriation for violence prevention in police, probation and Sheriff departments was sent to Budget Committee.
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $2,511,746 for violence prevention across police, probation and sheriff departments; sent to Budget Committee.
- Supervisor Ma's substitute ordinance appropriating $2,740,000 to the Police Department for an overtime deficit was sent to committee.
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $2,258,089 reserve funds for violence prevention in police, probation and sheriff departments.
- The Police Department's retroactive acceptance of $249,170 in telephone intercept equipment was sent to committee.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $7,000,000 from reserves and savings to cover Police Department cost overruns in fiscal 2005-2006. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police get $225,542 federal grant for school safety. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police Department may retroactively accept and spend a $225,542 federal COPS grant for the [name withheld] project.
- Police records system grant of $986,643 sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Acceptance of a $986,643 federal grant for a new Police Department records system was sent to committee.
- Solar panels proposed for the recycling plant at Pier 96
- Police may take $249,170 wiretap equipment grant; in committee.
- Police seek retroactive OK for $249,170 federal phone-tap gear.
- Police Department overtime and salary cost overruns for fiscal 2005-06 funded with $4.9M in appropriations, finally passed.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend a $986,643 federal grant to upgrade Police Department computer systems.
- Mayor's Office of [name withheld] may accept and spend a $986,643 federal grant to upgrade Police Department computer systems.
- Police overspending and youth violence funding moves forward; final vote needed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance appropriating $3,330,980 for Police Department overruns and youth violence prevention passed on first reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $3.3M for Police Department overruns and youth violence prevention passed first reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Police Chief was authorized to accept and spend $249,170 in federal equipment for police telephone intercepts.
- Ordinance passed appropriating $3,330,980 for Police Department overruns and children's violence prevention programs for fiscal 2005-2006.
- $3.3 million for police overruns and youth violence programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Extra $2.8 million for police overtime still in committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Full city budget for 2006-07 proposed.
- 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.
- $7 million police overtime funding sent to committee.
- A proposed resolution would let the Chief of Police accept and spend a $220,000 state anti-gang grant; sent to committee.
- Police Department may retroactively accept and spend a $117,000 federal grant for a gun elimination team.
- Police Chief may retroactively accept telephone analysis software valued at about $60,000 from a federal drug control office.
- Police Chief authorized to retroactively accept and spend a $117,000 state grant for a gun elimination team; adopted.
- A proposed resolution would let the Chief of Police accept and spend a $754,618 federal crime-fighting grant; sent to committee.
- Police Chief may accept and spend a $295,000 state grant for the CAL-MMET methamphetamine enforcement team; sent to committee.
- Police Chief may accept and spend a $235,252 federal COPS grant; the project description continues on the next page.
- Police seek $330,000 state grant for methamphetamine enforcement; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police seek $98,280 state grant for Operation Cease-Fire; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff seeks $76,283 grant for jobs and education for young inmates.
- Police accept about $60,000 phone analysis software from federal program.
- Police take $117,000 state grant for gun-elimination team.
- Police Chief authorized to retroactively accept and spend a $330,000 state grant for methamphetamine enforcement, adopted.
- Police Chief authorized to retroactively accept and spend a $98,280 grant for Project Safe Neighborhood, adopted.
- $235,252 federal grant for police methamphetamine enforcement; in committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $295,000 state grant for methamphetamine police team; in committee.
- Police Department would accept and spend a $1,024,467 National Institute of Justice grant for its DNA unit; passed first reading.
- Police Department may accept and spend a $1,024,467 federal DNA grant from the National Institute of Justice; passed on first reading.
- Police Department may accept a $16.6M federal grant to hire 50 new officers, passed on first reading.
- Police Department was authorized to accept and spend a $1,024,467 federal grant from the National Institute of Justice for a DNA unit, finally passed.
- Police Department may accept and spend a $40,000 gift from a nonprofit for two youth wilderness program vans.
- Police Department to accept and spend a $16,562,750 federal grant to hire 50 officers; passed on first reading.
- Ordinance letting the Police Department accept and spend a $16,562,750 federal grant to hire 50 new officers, passed on first reading.
- Board referred a resolution to retroactively accept a $1,000,000 federal earmark grant for the Police Department's Emergency Operations Center.
- Board referred a resolution to retroactively accept a $346,785 state grant for the Police Department's methamphetamine enforcement team.
- Police Department may accept and spend a $346,785 state grant for the California methamphetamine enforcement team program. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Police Department accept and spend a $1.0M earmark grant for an emergency operations center.
- $1 million grant to expand police gunshot-location system, pending.
- $88,000 gift adopted for the Ogden Terrace Community Garden
- Two donated cars for police fleet sent to committee.
- $750,000 federal grant for police gunshot-detection system; in committee.
- $320,274 federal grant to cut police DNA backlog; in committee.
- City accepts $750,000 federal grant for gunshot-locating system
- City accepts $320,274 federal grant to cut DNA testing backlog
- Police grant for cold-case DNA work and part-time officers proposed.
- Police accept $424,107 federal grant for cold-case DNA work; first vote passed.
- Police get $424,000 federal grant for cold-case DNA work
- Police asked to take $155,370 federal port security money.
- $23,000 grant for shared school facility use proposed
- City to take $23,000 state grant for shared school space; vote pending.
- Police accepted $3,000 Target grant for community events
- Police Department may retroactively accept and spend $1.86M in federal port security grant funds from FEMA. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police may spend $458,000 federal port security grant
- Proposed: $178,962 air-district money to replace police boat engines.
- $178,962 grant to replace police patrol boat engines.
- $23,000 grant to write rules for sharing school spaces
- Proposed: police accept $155,370 federal port-security grant.
- Proposed: police accept $1.86 million federal port-security grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed: police accept $458,000 federal port-security grant.
- Police may spend $155,370 federal port security grant
- $458,000 federal port security grant accepted for Police Department
- Police get $3,000 for National Night Out events, pending
- Police accepted $3,000 grant for National Night Out events
- $73,000 state grant for police boat equipment; set for next meeting.
- Police get $73,000 state grant for boat safety gear; vote not shown.
- Police to accept $1 million federal port security grant.
- $2.5 million police benefit money moved to overtime; first vote only.
- $3.4M moved from Second Street to the Cesar Chavez Streetscape
- Police would accept 60 donated laptops from HP; not yet voted.
- Several November 2012 elections held on the same day
- Police Department may retroactively accept 60 laptop computers worth $59,400 from [name withheld] for officers in the field.
- $200,000 state grant for police anti-trafficking task force proposed.
- Police get $200,000 state grant to fight human trafficking
- Contract with firm to recover unpaid health care costs approved
- Police get state grant for anti-trafficking work.
- New permits proposed for surface-mounted facilities on streets.
- Police state grant to fight human trafficking; still in committee.
- Police gift of 10 defibrillators for Tenderloin station; outcome not shown here.
- Fire department accepts a $50,550 boat donated by
- City accepts $50,550 donated boat for police marine unit
- Police offered thirteen forklifts worth $226,522, sent to committee
- Rent and eviction rules for added tenants passed as a whole.
- Police department to accept $54,972.09 estate donation; in committee.
- Police Department accepts thirteen forklifts as a gift
- Police boat gear grant of $77,000 sent to committee.
- Two-year budget cycle set for airport, port, child support and utilities