San Francisco Police Officers Association

A government body in 5 Board decisions, 1944–1983.

5Board decisions about it

1944–1983first and last decision

In short

31 Jul 1944
Police retirement charter amendment proposed by the Police Officers Association; actuarial report requested before the November 1944 vote.
Journal 1944, p. 1684 ↗

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Votes · 2 roll calls

yes 15no 0absent 7

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All 5 decisions · in date order

Police retirement charter amendment proposed by the Police Officers Association; actuarial report requested before the November 1944 vote.
31 Jul 1944passedJournal 1944, p. 1684 ↗
The Judiciary Committee presented a proposed police retirement plan revision, submitted by the Police Officers Association, without recommendation.
31 Jul 1944outcome not readJournal 1944, p. 1681 ↗
The ballot argument opposing Proposition O, on police and fire discipline, was sent to the September 12 special meeting.
8 Sep 1975continuedJournal 1975, p. 1001 ↗
The ballot argument opposing Proposition P, fixing police and fire salaries, was sent to the September 12 special meeting.
8 Sep 1975continuedJournal 1975, p. 1001 ↗
The city accepted a donated 1979 twelve-passenger vehicle, valued near $7,000, from the Police Officers Association for a police youth program.
6 Jun 1983passedJournal 1983 ↗

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