All decisions
47 Board decisions about Sheriff Department, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Sheriff Department revolving fund increased by $1,500 with the same amount taken from materials and supplies, passed on first reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $23,600 to the Sheriff Department to rent a mobile boiler for San Bruno Jail passed for second reading.
- Board passed on first reading a $467,962 appropriation for Sheriff Department salaries, overtime and equipment.
- Board passed on final reading $467,962 for Sheriff Department salaries, overtime, uniforms and food preparation equipment.
- $101,883 appropriated for Sheriff Department vehicle purchases was finally passed.
- Ordinance appropriates $667,685 to the Sheriff's Department for professional services, passed on first reading.
- The Controller's $1.8M appropriation for the Sheriff's Department was sent to the Finance Committee.
- Controller's ordinance appropriating $1,832,309 for the Sheriff Department was referred to Finance Committee.
- Sheriff's Department would receive $1,832,309 for overtime, equipment and training; passed for second reading.
- Board appropriated $364,276 to the Sheriff Department for subsistence of persons in fiscal year 1991-92, as an emergency measure.
- Ordinance appropriating $458,817 for Sheriff Department materials and supplies passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $458,817 for Sheriff Department materials and supplies.
- Ordinance appropriating $690,864 for Sheriff Department overtime passed for second reading.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $590,407 to the Sheriff Department for salaries, equipment and 30 new positions.
- Sheriff's Department gets $19,745 for automotive maintenance services from Central Shops.
- Proposal: $1.4 million for five more City Hall security staff.
- Controller's ordinance proposes $1,416,638 to create five Sheriff positions for City Hall security; referred to Budget Committee.
- Controller's ordinance proposes $3,500,000 for a new Sheriff's jail facility; referred to Budget Committee.
- Sheriff's Department gets $1,385,838 to create five permanent positions for City Hall security, passed for second reading.
- $245,000 for St. Mary's Square Garage upkeep sent to committee
- Sheriff's Department receives $576,518 from jail overcrowding fine revenue to expand a residential care program in 1993-94.
- Passed first reading: $10,000 of jail overcrowding fine revenue to expand the Sheriff's residential care program.
- Ordinance appropriating $202,500 of jail overcrowding fine revenue to the Sheriff Department for a pretrial diversion program was referred to Budget Committee.
- Passed for second reading: $11,010 from jail overcrowding fine revenue for the Sheriff's Residential Care Program.
- $586,900 for capital improvements to the new Sheriff's facility was referred to Budget Committee.
- Proposed $690,572 for the Sheriff's Department to open more jail beds and continue the Work Furlough Program; referred to Budget Committee.
- $70,585 more voted for repaving Harrison Street
- Board finally passed $661,627 for the Sheriff's Department to open more jail beds and continue [name withheld].
- $49,101 proposed for the Candlestick Park overhead lane signals
- $49,101 proposed for the Candlestick Park overhead lane signals
- Sheriff's Department receives $19,218 of jail overcrowding fine revenue for professional services, passed on consent calendar.
- Mayor Brown proposed appropriating $2,100,000 to the Sheriff's Department to staff and run the Treasure Island naval brig; referred to Finance Committee.
- Appropriates $1,699,955 from reserve for Sheriff's staffing and operation of the Treasure Island naval brig for 1997-98.
- Ordinance moving $261,238 to Sheriff courthouse security at the New Civic Center Courthouse passed on first reading.
- $2.9M sent to committee for Rincon Park and the Mid-Embarcadero roadway
- Proposed ordinance adds $4.9 million to Sheriff Department funding; received and sent to Finance and Labor Committee.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $4.7M for Sheriff's Department workers' compensation, residential treatment beds and defendant tracking systems; passed first reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance appropriating $4,695,097 for Sheriff Department jail, treatment and tracking costs passed first reading.
- Sheriff's Department may accept and spend a $62,100 state grant for a program serving mentally ill offenders.
- Sheriff's Department accepted a $91,000 grant for a non-custodial parents program for jail prisoners. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff overtime money shift proposed; needs two-thirds vote.
- A vote with no subject on this page
- $720,626 for Sheriff overtime passed first vote; final vote still needed.
- Sheriff's office shifts $720,626 from salaries to overtime pay
- Sheriff's overtime budget raised by moving $720,626 from salaries
- Proposed $1.7M move within Fire Department budget for overtime.
- Fire Department moves $1.7 million to pay overtime.