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All decisions
59 Board decisions about State of California, Depart…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The city proposes applying for state funds for alcoholism and drug abuse treatment services.
- Board authorized the Department of Public Health to accept and spend state funds for alcohol and drug abuse treatment.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $28,853 state grant for drug abuse services to women.
- Department of Public Health applies for and accepts a $200,000 state grant for alcoholism treatment for older women.
- Public Health accepts a $7,375,537 state grant for alcohol and drug treatment, with $1,843,884 held in reserve.
- Public Health Department proposed accepting a $660,531 state grant for substance abuse prevention; outcome not on this page.
- Public Health accepted a $40,479 state grant for vocational rehabilitation of San Francisco residents classified as alcoholic.
- The Department of Public Health may apply for a $149,975 state grant to test acupuncture for opiate detoxification.
- Public Health Department may accept a $618,681 state grant for AIDS and substance abuse prevention and treatment in 1988-89.
- Public Health Department may accept up to $149,975 from the state for a substance abuse services assessment project.
- Health department may accept a state grant up to $40,479 for vocational rehabilitation services in substance abuse treatment.
- Lease extended at 1254 Market Street for community development offices
- Two offices leased at 1212 Market Street for city departments
- Mirabel Avenue to close for a Fourth of July celebration
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $222,172 state grant for early substance abuse treatment programs.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $29,115 state grant for substance abuse treatment start-up.
- $42,500 grant with Larkin Street Services for homeless youth health
- Public Utilities Commission takes more space at 1155 Market Street
- A $385,797 state grant to the Department of Public Health's substance abuse services was referred to the Finance Committee for consideration. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port to seek state and federal money for the ferry terminal
- Public Health Department may accept a federal grant up to $1,312,923 to enhance drug abuse treatment programs.
- The Department of Public Health may spend up to $215,365 in federal-through-state grant funds for drug abuse treatment programs.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a $6,721,444 state grant to cut substance abuse treatment waits.
- Health department may apply for up to $2,547,878 federal grant to expand drug treatment for public housing residents.
- Public Health Department would apply for up to $9,979,190 in federal grant money, routed through the state, for adolescent drug treatment.
- A state grant of up to $2,231,619 for substance abuse treatment of homeless people was sent to the Finance committee.
- Proposed acceptance of a $54,153 state grant to develop a five-year drug and alcohol abuse plan; referred to Finance.
- Department of Public Health asked to apply for a grant of up to $1,575,000 for substance abuse treatment capacity expansion.
- Department of Public Health asked to apply for a grant of up to $1,880,970 for adolescent and young adult substance abuse services.
- Department of Public Health proposed accepting a $49,988 state grant to build a five-year substance abuse master plan; referred to Finance Committee.
- Florida Street to close for a Surrender Inc. performance
- Public Health may accept and spend $49,988 in state funds for a five-year substance abuse master plan.
- Resolution authorizing a department to apply for state grant funds; details continue on the next page.
- Public Health was retroactively authorized to accept and spend a state grant of up to $408,501 for substance abuse and HIV services.
- Department of Public Health was authorized to sign a state substance abuse treatment funding agreement retroactive to July 1, 1994.
- The Department of Public Health proposed accepting up to $1,262,373 in federal and state funds for substance abuse treatment; referred to committee.
- Proposes retroactive acceptance of a $50,000 state grant for Public Health youth mentoring programs; referred to Health committee.
- The Department of Public Health may apply for and spend a state grant of up to $50,000 for youth mentoring programs.
- $16.0M state substance abuse agreement sent to committee
- $18.2 million state drug treatment agreement; advanced in committee.
- Health department authorized to sign an $18,228,544 state substance abuse treatment agreement running through June 2001.
- Proposed resolution would let the Department of Public Health accept an $862,687 state grant for Proposition 36 drug treatment; referred to committee.
- Staff review of $54,705 state drug treatment grant; no vote
- $54,705 state grant for drug treatment amended in committee
- Public Health Department accepts a $554,705 state grant for substance abuse treatment of non-violent drug offenders under Proposition 36.
- Public Health Department may accept and spend a $54,705 state grant for substance abuse treatment of drug offenders.
- $57.7M state drug treatment agreement sent to committee
- City signs state deal for drug and alcohol treatment funding.
- Health department may take $57,686,688 in state funds for substance abuse treatment through 2008, approved retroactively.
- $55.8M state drug treatment agreement proposed for the Health Department linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts state money for drug and alcohol treatment.
- Settlement of a state audit dispute costing the city $604,354 passed on first reading.
- The City settles a state audit action for $604,354 with the Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs; ordinance finally passed.
- Ordinance proposed to authorize a $604,354 settlement of a state audit action over substance abuse program funds; sent to Rules Committee.
- City proposes paying the State of California $604,354 to settle an audit action over substance abuse prevention funds; sent to Rules Committee.
- Ordinance proposed to settle the state's audit action against the city for $604,354, outcome not shown here.
- Board passed final an ordinance settling a $604,354 state audit claim against the City over substance abuse program funds.
- Board passed ordinance authorizing City Attorney to settle state audit action for $604,354 over substance abuse program funds.
- State contract of $60,402,780 for substance abuse treatment referred to the Budget and Finance Committee.