All decisions
34 Board decisions about Sheriffs Department, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Ordinance passed on first reading appropriating $1,092,766 from reserves and $521,687 from salary savings for Sheriff's Department jail staffing.
- Sheriffs Department seeks retroactive approval to accept and spend $600,000 from a private foundation for the RSVP violence-prevention program.
- $1.3M sought for life skills classes at the county jail
- Sheriff's Department proposed accepting a $91,000 grant from the Private Industry Council for a non-custodial parent program. linked by the name only, not checked
- $91,000 grant for jailed parents' job and parenting classes; no vote shown.
- Sheriff's $100,000 state grant for public-safety technology; no vote shown.
- Sheriff's mentally ill offender grant amended; no vote shown.
- Sheriff's Department grant request for armor vests, totaling $40,136 in federal funds, was sent to the Finance committee.
- Armor vest grant pushed back at department's request.
- Armor vest grant for sheriff and DA officers put on hold.
- $34,857 family violence awareness campaign grant under review.
- A $34,857 federal grant for a family violence awareness campaign was sent to the Economic Vitality committee.
- Family violence awareness campaign grant clears committee.
- Sheriff's $30,000 state grant for technology not yet voted.
- Sheriff's office gets $30,000 state grant for technology.
- Sheriff's Department proposed accepting a $33,000 Zellerbach Family Foundation grant for a jail family literacy program; sent to committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $4,725,783 from the General Reserve, mainly $4,230,573 for Police Department overspending, passed on first reading.
- $4.7 million for extra police and sheriff overtime gets first approval.
- $30,000 [name withheld] grant backed for jail family literacy classes
- Proposed $1.7 million lawsuit payout to burial company.
- Sheriff's Department accepted a $30,000 Zellerbach Family Foundation grant for a literacy program for women prisoners.
- Sheriff's Department authorized to accept and spend a $311,603 SAMHSA grant for jail mental health and substance treatment for women. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $2,511,746 appropriation for violence prevention in police, probation and Sheriff departments was sent to Budget Committee.
- Sheriff's Department authorized to apply for a state grant of up to $1,000,000 for mentally ill jail inmates. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Sheriff's Department may accept and spend a $397,934 grant for mental health diversion of incarcerated women.
- A $995,128 state grant for the Sheriff's Department to help mentally ill jail inmates was sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sheriff's Department grant of $995,128 for mentally ill jail offenders passed on first reading.
- Passed: Sheriff's Department may accept and spend a $995,128 state grant to serve mentally ill jail offenders.
- Adds two jobs, $995,128 grant for mentally ill offenders; outcome not shown.
- Sheriff's Department may accept and spend a $391,556 federal grant for a women's skills project.
- Sheriff's Department was authorized to apply for a $1,000,000 state grant to help mentally ill jail inmates.
- Sheriffs Department may accept and spend $96,885 in state grant funds for corrections training.
- City accepts $300,000 grant for a family-focused jail re-entry program
- Sheriff may take $80 million state bond money for new jail; pending.