Organisation · government body
San Francisco Commission on the Aging
A government body in 14 Board decisions, 1973–1988.
14Board decisions about it
1973–1988first and last decision
Who appears together
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People
- Louise Renneproposed 1 · 1986
- Robert H. Mendelsohnproposed 1 · 1973
Organisations
- Commission on the Agingnamed in 1 · city body
More from the records
Who was paid · 1 organisations
| Commission on the Aging | 1 decision |
How many decisions pay each one; amounts are not shown until a person checks them.
Votes · 10 roll calls
yes 93no 0absent 17
10 printed roll calls; 10 were unanimous.
Decisions, by type
| resolution | 10 |
| ordinance | 4 |
Decisions, by outcome
| passed | 5 |
| referred | 3 |
| pending | 1 |
5 decisions have no outcome read yet.
All 14 decisions · in date order
- Aging commission funding of $62,084 taken up; no result shown.
- Extra $59,617 for Aging Commission pay and running costs proposed.
- Extra $59,617 for Aging Commission pay and running costs proposed.
- $11,934 for two janitor jobs sent to committee.
- Proposal to let the Commission on the Aging receive and spend $2.9M in Older Americans Act funds for senior services; sent to Finance Committee.
- Proposal for the Aging Commission to take $11,920 in Older Americans Act funds from the California Department of Aging; sent to Finance Committee.
- Renne proposed letting the Commission on Aging accept $243,377 in state funds for services to older San Franciscans; referred to Finance Committee.
- Resolution approves the Commission on the Aging receiving $3,074,702 from the state to fund services for older San Franciscans.
- Commission on the Aging may accept $2,638 from the state Department of Aging for staff training.
- The Commission on the Aging may spend $2,639 in Older Americans Act funds for state-designated purposes.
- Commission on the Aging was authorized to receive $2,727 from the California Department of Aging for staff training.
- Commission on the Aging was authorized to accept $3,298,628 from the California Department of Aging for services to older San Franciscans.
Pages that mention it
Printed pages of the decisions on this page.
Journal 1973
Journal 1973
Journal 1982
Journal 1986