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All decisions

37 Board decisions about St. Vincent de Paul Society, in date order. Each links to its printed page.

  • St. Joseph's Infant Orphan Asylum paid $1,536.83 for keeping minors linked by the name only, not checked
    3 May 1909outcome not readJournal 1909, p. 445 ↗
  • Board approved payments to five institutions for maintaining and schooling minors committed by the Juvenile Court in March 1909. linked by the name only, not checked
    10 May 1909passedJournal 1909, p. 465 ↗
  • Proposed payments for 1909 care of minors committed by Juvenile Court to four institutions, passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
    18 Oct 1909passed first readingJournal 1909, p. 938 ↗
  • Payments of about $5,691.83 approved for October 1909 care of minors committed by the Juvenile Court to five institutions. linked by the name only, not checked
    15 Nov 1909outcome not readJournal 1909, p. 1029 ↗
  • The Board ratified $2,825.72 in bequest interest grants to eight charities, including Children's Hospital and the Salvation Army.
    13 Dec 1909passedJournal 1909, p. 1166 ↗
  • A resolution to pay institutions for maintaining and schooling court-committed minors in November and December 1909 was passed for printing.
    27 Dec 1909passed first readingJournal 1909, p. 1211 ↗
  • Seven institutions and charities were paid $9,681.81 for maintaining minors committed by the Juvenile Court. linked by the name only, not checked
    15 Mar 1910passedJournal 1910, p. 272 ↗
  • Payments for maintenance of minors committed by the Juvenile Court, including $2,434.65 to St. Vincent de Paul Society, are proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
    18 Jul 1910passed first readingJournal 1910, p. 725 ↗
  • Board authorizes $7,438.58 in August and September 1910 payments to private institutions and the state for minors.
    1 Sep 1910passedJournal 1910, p. 964 ↗
  • Proposed payments from the General Fund to institutions caring for minors committed by the Juvenile Court in September 1910. linked by the name only, not checked
    17 Oct 1910outcome not readJournal 1910, p. 1004 ↗
  • Payments totalling $6,308.75 approved to institutions caring for minors committed by the Juvenile Court in September 1910. linked by the name only, not checked
    24 Oct 1910passedJournal 1910, p. 1023 ↗
  • Monthly maintenance payments for juvenile court minors sent to three institutions were passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
    5 Dec 1910passed first readingJournal 1910, p. 1170 ↗
  • City pays homes for children committed by juvenile court
    12 Dec 1910passedJournal 1910, p. 1186 ↗
  • Six charitable institutions to receive $11,018.83 in May and June 1911 maintenance payments for minors committed by the Juvenile Court; passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
    1911passed first readingJournal 1911 ↗
  • Payments proposed from the General Fund to six institutions for care of minors committed by the Juvenile Court. linked by the name only, not checked
    1911outcome not readJournal 1911 ↗
  • Resolution proposed authorizing expenditures for the maintenance of minors, with details continuing on the next page.
    1911outcome not readJournal 1911 ↗
  • Payments totaling $7,735.56 to institutions caring for minors committed by the Juvenile Court were approved for January and February 1911. linked by the name only, not checked
    6 Mar 1911passedJournal 1911 ↗
  • Payments totalling $11,018.83 to charities and orphan asylums for care of minors committed by the Juvenile Court were approved.
    19 Jun 1911passedJournal 1911 ↗
  • Payments for June 1911 care of court-committed minors at several asylums were proposed; the outcome continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
    31 Jul 1911outcome not readJournal 1911 ↗
  • Payments totaling $9,485.65 to six institutions for maintaining juvenile court minors in late 1911 were finally passed.
    15 Jan 1912passedJournal 1912, p. 49 ↗
  • The Board passed Resolution 9414 authorizing payments to contractors, hospitals, orphanages, and suppliers for schools, hospitals, and fire department work.
    29 Apr 1912passedJournal 1912, p. 306 ↗
  • Resolution passed for printing authorizing payments to contractors and charities, including fire, hospital, school and water works claims.
    20 May 1912passed first readingJournal 1912, p. 392 ↗
  • $2,100 for servicemen's lodgings at St. Vincent de Paul, Minna Street
    11 Mar 1943outcome not readJournal 1943, p. 526 ↗
  • Ordinance proposed to renew the city's $600-a-month servicemen's dormitory agreement with St. Vincent de Paul Society.
    28 Jun 1943outcome not readJournal 1943, p. 1688 ↗
  • $28,500 voted to keep servicemen's and servicewomen's dormitories open
    12 Jun 1944passedJournal 1944, p. 1446 ↗
  • Board proposed accepting $28,500 from a Northern California committee for servicemen's overnight dormitory facilities.
    10 Jul 1944outcome not readJournal 1944, p. 1554 ↗
  • A proposed agreement with St. Vincent de Paul Society to furnish lodgings and services was referred to the Finance Committee.
    9 Oct 1944referredJournal 1944, p. 2125 ↗
  • St. Vincent de Paul paid to lodge servicemen on Minna Street
    16 Oct 1944passedJournal 1944, p. 2149 ↗
  • Proposed agreement with St. Vincent de Paul Society for lodgings and services referred to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
    30 Oct 1944referredJournal 1944, p. 2262 ↗
  • Up to $3,000 of bedding bought for the Minna Street lodgings
  • State matching funds sought for servicemen's dormitories in San Francisco
    6 Nov 1944outcome not readJournal 1944, p. 2272 ↗
  • Board approved a contract with St. Vincent de Paul Society to provide lodgings for visiting armed forces members in San Francisco.
    20 Aug 1945passedJournal 1945, p. 1955 ↗
  • Health department renewed its $494,970 alcohol services contract with St. [name withheld] Paul Society's Ozanam Reception Center.
    14 May 1984passedJournal 1984 ↗
  • Emergency shelter contract for homeless people, $20.5 million, proposed.
  • Safety net services contract, up to $76 million, put off.
  • Safety net services contract with Episcopal Community Services approved, $76 million
  • Emergency shelter contract for homeless people approved, $20.5 million