All decisions
about 370 Board decisions about Sheriff's Department, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Supervisors passed the 1906-1907 city budget ordinance for printing after a public hearing on expenditures.
- Board transferred $160,000 to health institutions and $41,000 to county jails for maintenance. linked by the name only, not checked
- $160,000 set aside for almshouse and city hospitals linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution appropriates $170 from urgent necessities funds so the Sheriff can buy medical instruments for the Ingleside County Jail.
- $1,000 proposed to cover a shortfall in the Sheriff's meat budget; outcome appears on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Charter Amendment No. 2 was proposed to set salaries for the Assessor's and Coroner's offices and their deputies.
- State bill would let counties set up a special fund up to $5,000 for sheriff's criminal case expenses; no action taken.
- State Controller Ray Riley reported transportation fees for insane persons paid, and the report was referred to Finance Committee.
- $5,000 extra approved for April county relief cases
- Proposed emergency ordinance would move $125,000 of Public Welfare surplus to Sheriff's institutional care; outcome continues next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance creating revolving funds for the Sheriff and making an appropriation passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board of Supervisors finally passed an ordinance establishing two small revolving cash funds for the Sheriff, totaling $200. linked by the name only, not checked
- An ordinance appropriating $4,500 to buy two automobiles for the Sheriff's Department passed on first reading.
- Proposal to raise the Sheriff's salary to $10,000 a year, postponed to September 10, 1946.
- Board passed on second reading $53,500 from surplus for Sheriff's overtime, holiday pay and jail food and supplies.
- $1,200 voted to move the Retirement System to 460 McAllister Street
- Appropriates $53,500 from accrued surplus to cover Sheriff's Department overtime, holiday pay, food and jail supplies this fiscal year.
- Board passed an emergency ordinance appropriating $3,000 for temporary salaries in the Sheriff's office.
- Board finally passed an emergency ordinance appropriating $12,000 for the Sheriff's temporary salaries.
- Board finally passed an emergency $32,900 appropriation for the Sheriff's department operating costs.
- Emergency appropriation of $25,100 for Sheriff's contractual services, foodstuffs, fuel and canned goods was finally passed.
- Sheriff's jail stores revolving fund increased from $9,000 to $12,000 by an ordinance passed for second reading.
- Ordinance proposed giving the Sheriff $2,000 to buy two cash registers for County Jails One and Two; passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $264 from the general fund to pay for a bailiff provided by the Sheriff passed for second reading.
- The Board finally passed a $1,500 emergency appropriation to the Sheriff for temporary salaries.
- An $8,500 appropriation for temporary Sheriff's salaries to cover staff illness and vacations was finally passed.
- Emergency ordinance appropriating $8,500 for Sheriff's temporary salaries was finally passed.
- Sheriff's office receives $6,075 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to buy equipment; passed as an emergency measure.
- A $6,500 emergency appropriation for County Jail No. 2 food and utilities was referred to the Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance increasing the Sheriff's jail stores revolving fund from $12,000 to $18,000 was finally passed as an emergency measure.
- Board passed an emergency $11,000 appropriation from the reserve fund for Sheriff's overtime and temporary salaries.
- A proposed $1,000 Sheriff overtime appropriation was amended in debate; a cut to $700 lost on a tie vote.
- City puts $6,000 into repaving Goettingen Street between Wilde and Campbell
- Sheriff's $2,000 emergency appropriation for car upkeep, fuel and jail supplies was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Sheriff's $2,000 emergency appropriation for vehicle repairs and fuel was put off for one week.
- Finance Committee proposed $2,000 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for Sheriff vehicle repairs and fuel, with an amendment.
- Board passed a $2,000 emergency appropriation for Sheriff vehicle repairs and fuel, after trimming County Jail No. 1 repair funds.
- Ordinance appropriating $659.25 to the Sheriff to replace a shortage in the Prisoners' Trust Fund passed second reading.
- $510 to create two jail superintendent positions in the Sheriff's office; vote not printed on this page.
- Board passed on first reading a $1,200 appropriation to the Sheriff for temporary salaries.
- Sheriff's $1,200 appropriation for temporary salaries was finally passed.
- Board passed an emergency ordinance appropriating $615 for Sheriff's wages, as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Emergency $1,700 appropriation for Sheriff overtime and temporary salaries was referred to the Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board finally passed, as amended to $1,100, an emergency appropriation for Sheriff's overtime and temporary salaries.
- An appropriation of $650 for the Sheriff's administrative contractual services passed for second reading.
- Appropriated $650 to the Sheriff for administrative contractual services.
- Emergency ordinance appropriating $883 for Sheriff wages was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Supervisors finally passed an emergency appropriation of $883 for Sheriff's wages.
- The Board finally passed a $1,500 appropriation for the Sheriff to buy an automobile and equipment. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff receives $919 for expenditures required by court orders; the appropriation was finally passed.
- Sheriff's office granted $1,200 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for contractual services and supplies; finally passed.
- The Board passed on first reading $1,400 for the Sheriff to buy an automobile.
- Ordinance passed finally to appropriate $500 for Sheriff's overtime pay as an emergency measure.
- Sheriff's office would get $910 in emergency funds for overtime and supplies; referred to Finance Committee.
- Board finally passed an emergency $910 appropriation for Sheriff overtime, contracts, materials and supplies.
- Sheriff would receive an emergency $22,975 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for overtime and temporary salaries; final vote continues.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $7,540 to the Sheriff for [name withheld] and temporary salaries.
- Emergency appropriation of $14,000 for Sheriff's Department overtime and salaries referred to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency appropriation of $14,000 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for Sheriff overtime and temporary salaries was finally passed.
- Emergency $17,100 appropriation for Sheriff overtime, salaries and supplies was referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisors finally passed $355 in funds for Sheriff's Department equipment.
- A $1,200 emergency appropriation for Sheriff overtime was referred to the Finance Committee.
- $39,650 for Sheriff's office sent to Finance Committee for review.
- Money for county jail food, clothing and fuel approved linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff's office gets $1,820 for temporary salaries
- An emergency ordinance appropriating $1,500 for temporary salaries in the Sheriff's office reached final passage.
- A $8,125 emergency appropriation for the Sheriff was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $8,125 to the Sheriff was referred to committee as an emergency measure.
- City accepts new state billing rules for institution patients
- Lawsuit settlement with [name withheld], $350, awaits final vote.
- Plan to spend $47,286 on city pound contracts.
- More time asked to start the Drumm Street pumping station
- $25,900 extra for temporary pay, overtime and food approved
- Two new senior deputy sheriff jobs funded, $3,626
- Sheriff and tax office get $26,100 for food and temporary pay linked by the name only, not checked
- De Young museum wing expansion and art sale moves to final vote.
- Fire Department salary law change awaits final vote.
- Emergency care cost-sharing with Santa Barbara County moves forward; not final.
- Money for many city departments; final vote not shown.
- Route approved for extending Southeast plant's outflow sewer
- City departments get $7.2 million for operations and improvements
- Social Services head's Chicago conference trip approved
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance appropriating $161,291.57 to various departments for operations and improvements.
- $50,769 for city equipment and repairs moved ahead.
- Form of official notice for city bond sales; final vote pending.
- Proposed emergency appropriations of $9,316 for the Public Defender's Office and $30,000 for the Sheriff's Department were referred to Finance Committee.
- Board of Supervisors passed on first reading a $12,521 appropriation for the Sheriff's salaries, contracts and four new positions.
- Sheriff's office gets extra $15,000 for overtime and temp pay
- Emergency spending of $50,428 across city departments approved linked by the name only, not checked
- $25,000 for Sheriff temporary pay sent to committee.
- $25,000 for Sheriff temporary pay approved
- Sheriff and treasurer extra money of $33,500 put off. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency appropriation of $158,764 for Sheriff operations was taken up from the Emergency Calendar.
- Sheriff gets $158,764 for overtime, temporary pay, food linked by the name only, not checked
- Money set aside to plan police station security linked by the name only, not checked
- $110,392 emergency funds for temporary staff and social services approved
- City accepts donated pants for jail inmates and $1,000 for arts
- City accepts gifts from donors for social services and arts
- Extra $94,000 for Sheriff's food purchases, as an emergency; vote not shown.
- The Board passed a $94,000 supplemental appropriation on May 1, 1972 for Sheriff's jail foodstuffs for the rest of the year.
- Law books worth $3,900 donated for jail inmates accepted
- Sheriff's parole program gets $19,390 gift
- Emergency money added for Sheriff pay and court costs
- Sheriff and Juvenile Court funding shift sent to committee.
- Money moved for Sheriff car repairs, juvenile court and Hidden Valley school
- Moves about $173,000 to City Attorney, Sheriff and day care linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposal: Sheriff's $3,852 pay and new chef job.
- $395,127 sought for the 1973 Summer Youth Program
- Sheriff's office gets $40,000 for temporary pay during Magee trial
- Sheriff's equipment money shifted to records destruction; not final. linked by the name only, not checked
- About $505,000 in city department funds approved
- Emergency appropriation for Sheriff, Superior Court and Registrar of Voters was referred to Finance Committee after Public Works item was split off.
- Appropriations for the Public Defender, Sheriff, Tax Collector and Public Works street cleaning were proposed; outcome continues on the next page.
- Sheriff's $1,250 gift for ex-offender job help; outcome not shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff's $1,250 gift for ex-offender job help; decision listed next. linked by the name only, not checked
- Gifts sought to match federal money for drug and delinquency programs
- $70 gift accepted for park and mall upkeep
- The Sheriff accepts a $123 gift for the Hold Project.
- $1,125 gift accepted for re-entry counselors
- City accepts gifts from donors: a car and $1,000
- Sheriff's 1972-73 pay and overtime money; vote delayed.
- Sheriff's $34,500 overtime and temporary pay approved linked by the name only, not checked
- Money for several departments' operations and equipment proposed.
- Sheriff and retirement office budget shift advances a step.
- Police, prisoner care and hospital funds approved; $20,000 for hospital building work
- Sheriff's office gets $52,267 for five new jobs; sent to committee.
- $1,100 moved within Sheriff's budget; not final yet.
- Money for sheriff and coroner offices sent to committee.
- Extra $10,000 for Sheriff overtime; result not recorded.
- Money for one new Sheriff's job sent to committee.
- $3.1M voted for the Market Street rebuilding linked by the name only, not checked
- $1,400 emergency pest control money put on hold. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff gets $52,500 more for jail supplies; no vote shown.
- Sheriff's office gets $52,500 more for inmate supplies linked by the name only, not checked
- Extra $30,000 for sheriff's maintenance fund sent to committee.
- $1,000 for emergency plans at a hospital ward awaits review.
- Sheriff gets $1,000 for hospital ward emergency plans
- Sheriff's office plan: ten jobs cut, nine created, money moved. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff may take $346 to drive inmates' families to jail. linked by the name only, not checked
- $56,279 sought to keep the Special Street Cleaning Project going
- County Jails 2 and 4 fire safety work funded; part held back
- Sheriff's overtime gets $9,075.75 in emergency funds
- Sheriff's supply fund increased by $15,000
- $39,000 moved into sheriff's overtime pay, as an emergency.
- Sheriff vehicle repair money gets first approval only, not final yet.
- Funds to keep nine extra deputies on staff, final vote later
- Money to keep nine more deputy sheriffs proposed; result not shown.
- Pay changes for three juvenile probation jobs get first approval.
- Sheriff gets $1,581 to match federal jail money
- Sheriff allowed to take and spend state money for pretrial diversion.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $29,000 for Sheriff overtime pay.
- A $4,000 appropriation for Sheriff project expenditures was finally passed on consent.
- The Board appropriated $170,000 to the Sheriff for current expenses and supplies, finally passed.
- The Board appropriated $17,374 to the Sheriff for temporary counseling salaries in a state-funded youth program, finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance giving the Sheriff $14,015 for overtime was finally passed.
- A $1,050 increase to the Sheriff's revolving fund was passed on first reading.
- The Sheriff's revolving fund is increased by $1,050 through an ordinance appropriation.
- Appropriates $210,000 to the Sheriff for food, equipment and services for fiscal 1981-82, with $173,000 held in reserve.
- Sheriff receives $65,000 to repair a sewer line at County Jail No. 3; ordinance passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance appropriating $297,025 for Sheriff's fringe benefits, foodstuffs and communication equipment finally passed.
- Ordinance passed on first reading appropriating $127,734 to the Sheriff for salaries and mandatory fringe benefits.
- $850,000 set aside to rebuild Kezar Stadium in Golden Gate Park
- Gift of a $19,478 Kubota tractor accepted for Sheriff's use at County Jail Number 3 in San Bruno.
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance raising the Sheriff's transportation revolving fund from $5,000 to $30,000.
- Board finally passed a $58,215 appropriation for Sheriff overtime and fire and rescue equipment.
- Police auditorium conversion money moved to Sheriff planning study.
- Sheriff authorized to accept up to $293,516 in grant funds for an anti-drug program.
- Passed on first reading a $171,085 appropriation for Sheriff overtime and non-City retirement costs.
- Sheriff and probation departments may accept $362,500 from the state to train local corrections and probation officers. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff's Cash Revolving Fund raised from $3,300 to $4,800, passed on first reading as a companion to File 101-89-13.
- Sheriff's Department revolving fund increased by $1,500 through a budget appropriation, passed by ordinance.
- Sheriff's Cash Revolving fund raised from $3,300 to $4,800 by ordinance, a companion to a related appropriation. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff's office ordinance appropriating $2.2M for facilities and Proposition 52 capital projects passed for second reading.
- Ordinance proposed appropriating $71,893 for salaries and benefits for two new Sheriff's positions, passed first reading.
- The Board of Supervisors finally passed a $2,179,000 appropriation for Sheriff's facilities maintenance and capital improvement projects.
- Ordinance appropriating $71,893 for Sheriff's salaries, overtime and uniforms, creating two positions, was finally passed.
- $64,850 for five new Sheriff positions, including salaries, uniforms and equipment, passed on first reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $219,028 to the Sheriff for salaries and fringe benefits, with $56,760 reserved for overtime, awaits its final vote.
- Proposed release of $380,229 in reserved funds for Sheriff contracts and Caltrans parking lot work.
- Sheriff's Department to apply for a $166,622 state grant for corrections training; referred to Finance Committee.
- Sheriff is asked to apply for and spend $84,558 in state anti-drug funds; sent to Finance Committee.
- Sheriff may retroactively accept and spend $84,558 in state anti-drug funds for a drug abatement project.
- Resolution adopted letting the Sheriff's Department accept and spend $166,622 in state corrections training funds.
- Sheriff's office gets $3,954,879 for jail overcrowding costs, passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed a $4.0M appropriation for Sheriff's jail overcrowding costs, including salaries and supplies.
- Proposed $1,438,506 for a capital project at the Jail #3 Services Building; referred to Budget committee.
- Proposed acceptance of a $20,000 state grant for the Sheriff's automated criminal arrest reporting was referred to committee.
- Sheriff gets $20,000 state grant for automated arrest records.
- Sheriff to accept $54,900 state funds for a drug abatement project; referred to committee.
- Sheriff may retroactively accept $54,900 in state funds for a San Francisco drug abatement project.
- Controller proposed $400,449 for nine Sheriff positions to secure new Court locations and increase overtime; referred to Budget Committee.
- Sheriff's office proposed $339,741 to create six positions for security at a new court location.
- A $180,000 overtime appropriation for the Sheriff's Department was sent to Budget Committee after an earlier denial.
- $2.4M for the San Francisco General Hospital garage proposed
- Ordinance appropriating $180,000 to the Sheriff's Department for overtime in fiscal 1994-95, passed after an earlier budget denial.
- Sheriff was authorized retroactively to apply for and spend $60,858 in state drug abatement project funds.
- Sheriff's retroactive application for a $61,919 state grant for a drug abatement project was referred to committee.
- City departments to lease space at 1145 Market Street
- Proposed $330,342 Sheriff appropriation for a federal Citizens Option for Public Safety grant, referred to Finance Committee.
- Substitute ordinance appropriating $330,342 in grant revenue to the Sheriff for overtime and equipment; referred to Finance Committee.
- Sheriff's office gets $330,342 in state and federal grant money for overtime, fringe benefits and equipment; $37,410 is reserved.
- The Sheriff's $330,342 appropriation of state and federal grant money was passed for second reading.
- The Sheriff's Department proposed to accept and spend a $110,000 private grant for the RSVP theater program, referred to the Board.
- Controller's $1,195,000 appropriation pays preplanning for replacing County Jail Number Three; referred to Finance Committee.
- Sheriff's Department may accept and spend $110,000 from a private center for a violence-prevention theater project.
- Ordinance giving the Sheriff's Department $208,400 from the General Fund Reserve for the RSVP violence program was passed on first reading.
- Proposed $275,240 from General Fund Reserves and Jail Overcrowding Fine Funds for RSVP mentor court and residential treatment beds.
- Ordinance proposed appropriating $208,400 from the General Fund Reserve for Sheriff's Department overtime and the RSVP violence program.
- [name withheld] 59 to be swapped for a New Orleans streetcar
- Committee recommended Sheriff's Department acceptance of $600,000 from a private center for the Resolve to Stop the Violence Project.
- Sheriff's Department may accept $600,000 over three years from the Center on Crime, Communities, and Culture for the Resolve to Stop the Violence Project.
- An ordinance appropriating $298,271 in state grant money to the Sheriff's Department for jail improvements was sent to Finance Committee.
- Sheriff's Department asked to apply for and spend $62,500 in state funds for a mentally ill offender crime reduction program.
- Proposed Sheriff acceptance of a $5M state grant to reduce jail crowding and aid mentally ill offenders, sent to committee.
- Sheriff's Department may retroactively accept and spend a $62,500 state grant for mentally ill offender programs.
- Proposal: $1.1 million for 19 jail jobs and treatment beds.
- Sheriff's Department may apply for a $7.0M four-year state grant for a mentally ill offender crime reduction program.
- Proposed ordinance appropriates $1,307,516 plus $503,326 for Sheriff's jail staffing and treatment beds; sent to Finance Committee.
- Sheriff's Department asked to apply for a four-year $7,000,000 state grant for mentally ill offender crime reduction; referred to committee.
- Jail staffing request cut to 19 limited jobs; not final.
- Proposed supplemental appropriation of $1,810,842 would fund added Sheriff's Department jail staffing and create 22 new positions.
- $5 million state grant to support mentally ill offenders proposed.
- Committee backed $5 million state grant for mentally ill offenders.
- Sheriff's Department may accept a $5,000,000 state grant to reduce jail crowding and aid mentally ill offenders.
- A hearing considered releasing $1,379,072 in reserved funds to pay Sheriff's Department overtime in fiscal 2000-2001.
- City accepted a $523,000 state grant to train Sheriff and probation officers, adopted as Resolution 248-00.
- Sheriff seeks $22,112 state grant for training computers.
- Supervisors proposed letting the Sheriff's Department accept $22,112.30 in state grant funds for deputy training computers; referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Sheriff's Department accept a $22,112.30 state grant for training computers. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff's Department may accept and spend a $522,112.30 state grant to buy 10 deputy training computer systems; adopted.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Sheriff's Department accept and spend a $62,100 state grant for mentally ill offenders.
- Sheriff's Department authorized to accept and spend a federal education grant for a jail prisoner life skills program.
- Sheriff's Department may apply for a three-year state grant for a program serving mentally ill offenders, and approves its strategy committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff's Department proposed applying for a $5,000,000 state grant for a mentally ill offenders crime reduction program.
- Resolution adopted authorizing the Sheriff's Department to apply for a $5,000,000 state grant for mentally ill offenders.
- Board authorizes the Sheriff's Department to apply for a $5M state grant for mentally ill offenders.
- Resolution proposed letting the Sheriff's Department accept a $32,900 Zellerbach Family Fund grant for women prisoners' literacy.
- Resolution proposed to let the Sheriff's Department accept a $32,900 Zellerbach Family Fund grant for women prisoners' literacy.
- Sheriff's Department authorized to accept a $32,900 Zellerbach Family Fund grant for a women prisoners' literacy program.
- Sheriff's Department may accept and spend a $32,900 Zellerbach Family Fund grant for jail literacy classes.
- An ordinance proposing $2,971,186 from the General Fund Reserve to cover Sheriff's Department salary and overtime shortfalls passed first reading.
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $2,971,186 from the General Fund Reserve to cover Sheriff's Department salary and overtime shortfalls.
- A resolution to let the Sheriff's Department accept a $3.5M state grant for a mentally ill offender program was sent to committee.
- Proposed resolution lets the Sheriff's Department accept a $3,488,400 state grant and spend $1,142,372 on a mentally ill offender program.
- Sheriff's Department accepts a $3.4M state grant, spending $1.1M on a program for mentally ill offenders.
- Sheriff's Department was authorized to accept a $3,488,400 State Board of Corrections grant for a mentally ill offender program.
- The Sheriff's Department requested authority to accept and spend a $100,000 state grant for technology; referred to committee.
- Resolution authorizing the Sheriff's Department to accept and spend a $100,000 state grant for technology was referred to committee.
- Proposed resolution would let the Sheriff's Department accept and spend a $91,000 grant from the Private Industry Council for a county jail parenting program; sent to committee.
- Proposed resolution would accept a $91,000 grant from the Private Industry Council for a non-custodial parents program in the county jail; referred to committee.
- Committee backed $100,000 state grant for public-safety technology.
- Committee recommended accepting a $100,000 state grant for the Sheriff's Department's administrative network purchase.
- Sheriff's Department accepted a $100,000 state grant for technology to enhance public safety.
- Sheriff's Department authorized to accept and spend a $100,000 state grant for technology acquisitions.
- Sheriff's Department authorized retroactively to accept and spend a $91,000 grant for a jail parenting program.
- Proposed: Sheriff's Department to accept $25,818 and $15,318 federal grants for armor vests; sent to committee.
- Armor vest grant clears committee.
- Sheriff's Department may accept and spend a $41,136 federal grant to equip officers with armor vests.
- Sheriff's Department may accept and spend a federal grant for officers' armor vests; adopted.
- The Sheriff's Department was proposed to accept a $34,857 federal grant for a family violence awareness campaign; sent to committee.
- Human Resources lease at 1145 Market Street extended
- Sheriff's Department authorized to accept and spend a $34,857 federal grant for family violence awareness.
- Sheriff's Department proposes accepting a $110,000 federal Department of Education grant for a violent offender mentoring program; sent to committee.
- Sheriff's Department proposes accepting a $33,000 Zellerbach Family Fund grant for a women prisoners' literacy program; sent to committee.
- Resolution proposed letting the Sheriff accept a $33,000 Zellerbach Family Fund grant for a women's jail literacy program; sent to committee.
- Resolution proposed letting the Sheriff accept a $110,000 federal Education Department grant for a violent offender mentoring program; sent to committee.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $4,989,930 to cover Sheriff's Department salary, overtime and retirement shortfalls; sent to Finance Committee.
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $4.99M to cover Sheriff's Department salary, overtime and retirement shortfalls for fiscal 2001-02.
- Sheriff's Department may accept a $33,000 Zellerbach Family Fund grant for a literacy program for women jail prisoners.
- Sheriff's Department authorized to accept a $33,000 Zellerbach Family Fund grant for a women's jail literacy program.
- Sheriff's Department authorized to accept a $110,000 federal Department of Education grant for a violent offender mentoring program.
- Sheriff's Department may accept a $110,000 federal Department of Education grant for a mentoring program for violent offenders.
- Ordinance appropriating $4,989,930 to cover Sheriff's Department salary, overtime and retirement shortfalls was passed on first reading.
- Passed on first reading a $5.0M supplemental appropriation covering Sheriff's Department salary, overtime and retirement shortfalls.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $5.0M to cover Sheriff's Department shortfalls in salaries, overtime and retirement payouts.
- Ordinance passed to cover $4,989,930 in Sheriff's Department shortfalls in salaries, overtime and retirement payoffs.
- Supervisor Sandoval proposed letting the Sheriff accept and spend a $530,000 state grant for public-safety technology; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- [name withheld] to Treasure Island Development Authority.
- Sheriff's Department may accept and spend a $30,000 state grant for public safety technology; adopted.
- Sheriff may accept and spend a $498,455 federal grant for a substance abuse program for recently released offenders.
- Proposed resolution would let the Sheriff's Department accept a $33,000 Zellerbach Family Foundation grant for a women prisoners' literacy program; sent to committee.
- Sheriff's Department accepted a $33,000 Zellerbach Family Foundation grant for a literacy program for women jail prisoners.
- Sheriff's Department authorized to accept a $33,000 Zellerbach Family Foundation grant for a jail literacy program for women.
- 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.
- Lease renewal at 44 Gough Street sent to committee
- Sheriff's Department proposed to accept and spend a $15,000 state grant for public safety technology; sent to City Services Committee.
- Sheriff gets $15,000 state grant for public-safety technology.
- Sheriff's Department proposed to accept a $30,000 Zellerbach Family Foundation grant for a women prisoners' literacy program; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed resolution would let the Sheriff's Department accept a $93,666 Private Industry Council grant for jobs and schooling for young offenders; sent to committee.
- Sheriff's Department may accept and spend a $1,229,622 federal grant for a women offenders' life skills program; adopted.
- Zellerbach Foundation's $30,000 for jailed mothers' reading classes sent to committee
- Accepts $30,000 grant for a women prisoners' literacy program.
- Extra money to cover overspending by courts, prosecutors, fire, sheriff.
- $93,666 accepted for jobs and schooling for young jail inmates
- $93,666 jail youth job and school grant awaits approval.
- $93,666 grant for jail job and schooling help proposed.
- $93,666 accepted for jail job training from the Private Industry Council
- Proposed resolution lets the Sheriff accept and spend a $93,666 Private Industry Council grant for jail youth jobs and education; sent to committee.
- Sheriff's Department to accept a $76,283 Private Industry Council grant for jail releases; outcome continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff may accept and spend a $30,000 Zellerbach Family Foundation grant for family literacy for incarcerated mothers.
- Sheriff's Department to accept and spend a $311,603 federal grant for mental health and substance abuse treatment of jailed women was referred. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff's Department proposed accepting a $76,283 Private Industry Council grant for employment services to young offenders after jail release.
- Sheriff's Department may accept and spend a $76,283 grant from Private Industry Council for youth jail-release employment services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff's Department may accept and spend a $76,283 grant from Private Industry Council for jail-release job services.
- Proposed resolution would let the Sheriff's Department accept and spend a $311,603 SAMHSA grant for jail mental health and substance abuse treatment; referred.
- $30,000 grant for literacy classes for jailed mothers proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff's Department allowed to accept a $30,000 Zellerbach Family Foundation grant for literacy services to incarcerated mothers.
- $30,000 grant for reading program for jailed mothers and kids.
- Sheriff's Department authorized to accept a $311,603 grant from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration for jail mental health treatment. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $2,258,089 reserve funds for violence prevention in police, probation and sheriff departments.
- The Mayor and supervisors propose $1.25M for Sheriff's overtime at San Bruno Jail; sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $2.3M from the General Fund Reserve for violence prevention in police, probation and sheriff departments.
- A resolution letting the Sheriff's Department apply for a grant up to $1,000,000 for mentally ill jail offenders was referred.
- Supervisors Dufty and Mirkarimi proposed letting the Sheriff's Department apply for up to $1,000,000 in state grant money for mentally ill jail inmates. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $2,511,746 for violence prevention across police, probation and sheriff departments; sent to Budget Committee.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Sheriff's Department apply for a state grant of up to $1,000,000 for mentally ill jail inmates. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of a $397,934 federal grant for mental health and jail diversion services for incarcerated women was sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff's $397,934 grant for jailed women's mental health; in committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff's Department may accept and spend a $397,934 federal grant for jail mental health and substance treatment for women.
- The Sheriff's Department was authorized to accept and spend a $397,934 federal grant for mental health jail diversion for women.
- 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.
- Sheriff's Department overtime for an extra San Bruno Jail pod gets $1,250,941 in retroactive funds, passed on first reading.
- Sheriff's Department overtime for a San Bruno Jail inmate pod funded with $1,250,941 in federal, state and reserve money.
- Sheriff's Department may apply for a $1.0M state grant to help mentally ill jail offenders. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff's Department may apply for and spend $377,895 from the Corrections Standards Authority for officer training. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff's Department may accept and spend a $76,283 state grant for employment and education services to young offenders. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would let the Sheriff's Department accept and spend a $391,556 federal grant, adding staff positions.
- Board accepted and approved spending a $76,283 grant from the Private Industry Council for Sheriff's youth jail programmes.
- Sheriff's Department seeks to accept a $995,128 state grant for mentally ill jail offenders, sent to Budget Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance to accept and spend a federal grant for the Sheriff's Department; outcome not shown on this page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff's Department seeks to accept a $76,283 grant from the Private Industry Council for young offenders; referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff seeks $76,283 grant for jobs and education for young inmates.
- Sheriff seeks $708,333 state grant to cut reoffending; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorizes the Sheriff's Department to accept and spend a $76,283 grant for young offenders' jobs and education.
- Sheriff takes $76,283 grant for jobs help for young offenders.
- Sheriff's Department authorized to accept and spend $708,333 grant for prisoner reentry programs.
- Sheriff's Department may accept and spend a $995,128 state grant for mentally ill offenders in the jails.
- Adds two jobs, $995,128 grant for mentally ill offenders; outcome not shown.
- Sheriff to get $372,596 state reimbursement for holding prisoners.
- Supervisor Alioto-Pier proposed amending the 2007-2008 salary ordinance to accept and spend a federal grant for the Sheriff's Department. linked by the name only, not checked
- $372,596 for prisoner boarding passes first reading
- Sheriff gets $377,895 state grant for officer training.
- Proposed $391,556 federal grant for women's skills program; not final yet.
- Resolution to apply for a state grant; the amount and outcome are not shown on this page.
- The Sheriff's Department was authorized to apply for a state grant of up to $1,000,000 for mentally ill jail offenders. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance reallocating $18,000,000 of state budget cuts, including health and human services funds, passed finally.
- Sheriff's Department proposed to accept and spend $96,885 from the state Corrections Standards Authority for officer training, referred. linked by the name only, not checked
- Money for sheriff's pay and injury costs advanced; awaiting final vote.
- Sheriff's department budget shifted to cover salaries and claims
- $300,000 grant for family program helping people leaving jail; in committee.
- $599,298 federal grant aimed at cutting repeat crime; in committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts $750,000 federal grant for gunshot-locating system
- $6.2 million moved to Sheriff's salaries and claims, pending final vote.
- Sheriff's Department gets $6.2 million for pay and injury claims
- Police Department leases ground-floor space at 72 6th Street
- Sheriff gets $249,662 grant for jailed veterans with PTSD
- Phone line tax rate adjusted to match 2013 inflation
- Sheriff's office to get $3.7 million from city reserves.
- Mayor's ordinance adds $3,568,579 to the Sheriff's Department budget to cover overtime and revenue shortfalls, passed on first reading.
- Proposed: $3.6 million more for sheriff's overtime; first vote only.
- Mayor's ordinance appropriates $3,568,579 to the Sheriff's Department for overtime and workers' compensation shortfalls; finally passed.
- Sheriff's Department gets $3.6 million to cover overspending
- Sheriff's $950,000 state grant for mentally ill offenders; in committee.
- Sheriff allowed to take $950,000 state grant for jail mental health