All decisions
37 Board decisions about Public Welfare Department, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board authorizes release of an Old Age Security lien on Mary M. Hanke's Burlingame lot once sale proceeds reach the city.
- The Board finally passed a $50,375 emergency appropriation for relief of employable unemployed indigent residents in November 1941.
- Emergency ordinance appropriating $52,875 for December 1941 relief to employable indigent residents goes to final passage.
- Emergency ordinance proposed to appropriate $50,600 for relief of employable unemployed indigent residents in January 1942.
- Emergency ordinance proposed to appropriate $51,175 for relief of unemployed indigent residents in February 1942. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency ordinance appropriating $51,175 for relief of employable unemployed indigents in February 1942 finally passed.
- Emergency ordinance appropriating $51,835 from the general fund for March 1942 relief to unemployed indigent residents; final vote not printed here.
- Emergency $50,000 appropriation for relief of employable unemployed residents referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposal to appropriate $720 to create a clerk-typist post in the Public Welfare Department, abolishing a stenographer post.
- Public Welfare Department swaps a $200-a-month stenographer post for a $160-a-month typist post, funded from reserve surplus.
- $5,000 appropriated from a General Fund reserve for temporary staff in the Public Welfare Department, passed as an emergency ordinance.
- The Board finally passed a $20,000 emergency ordinance funding federal war services and assistance for repatriates.
- The Board finally passed a $10,880 appropriation for 16 new Public Welfare positions in the child adoption program. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted resolution allowing the aid lien on Emily Thomson's property to be subordinated to a mortgage.
- Public Welfare Department lien on Lot 12, Block 6J44 released after Gertrude Vaznaugh paid $669.07 for aid extended.
- City to take land to widen Moulton Street east of Steiner
- Public Welfare Department lien on [name withheld] property released after she paid $51.45 in full.
- Public Welfare Department lien on [name withheld] and [name withheld] property released after $105.16 was paid.
- The Board accepted a $200.30 gift from the San Francisco Junior Chamber of Commerce for children in public assistance.
- Aid recipient [name withheld] receives $735.97 for medical bills, with the $550 accident award balance repaying city aid.
- Public Welfare Department released a lien on [name withheld] property after he paid $76.12 in full.
- Resolution adopted releasing $225 in partial settlement to [name withheld], who had sued the Municipal Railway.
- Public Welfare lien for aid to [name withheld] released after $160.66 was paid in full.
- Lien for $129.06 in public welfare aid to [name withheld] and [name withheld] released after full payment. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorized release of a $15.92 Public Welfare Department lien against [name withheld] and [name withheld][name withheld], paid in full. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorized release of a Public Welfare Department lien on [name withheld] after $324.40 was paid.
- Hamilton Street land bought from [name withheld] for a school
- Public Welfare Department's lien for aid to [name withheld] was released after the estate paid a $1,130.76 settlement.
- The city proposed settling a Public Welfare Department claim against [name withheld] by accepting $1,000, passed for second reading.
- Board accepts $600 from the Rosenberg Foundation for training courses for Public Welfare Department supervisorial staff.
- $31,650 foundation gift for welfare work sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency relief extended to dependent non-residents for January and February
- City accepts $31,650 gift for public welfare work
- Housing Code changes for existing buildings put off a week
- City buys tax-delinquent lots from the state for future streets
- $7,000 left by [name withheld] for needy San Francisco residents
- Emergency relief for some non-residents extended through July.