All decisions
27 Board decisions about Richmond Police Station, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Ordinance proposed to build the Richmond Police Station on Sixth Avenue between Geary and Anza streets, up to $35,000.
- Payments of $3,411.10 approved for groceries for the Relief Home and plumbing work at the Richmond Police Station.
- Resolution proposes paying Robert Trbst $2,625.00 from the General Fund as first installment on the Richmond Police Station.
- National Electric Co. was paid $644 for electrical work installed at the Richmond Police Station.
- Board approved payments for street cement, a Richmond Police Station contract, a Seventh street fire house wiring job, and Mission viaduct work.
- Board of Public Works authorized $3000 more to finish construction of the Richmond Police Station.
- Bill No. 1763 authorizes the Board of Public Works to contract for bulkhead and footings at the Richmond Police Station.
- $1,623 for additional work at the Richmond Police Station was proposed and passed for printing.
- Resolution proposed paying $9,584.40 for Richmond Police Station work, a San Bruno avenue fire station and police oats.
- Public Works recommended $3,000 more for the Richmond Police Station; referred to the Finance Committee.
- A proposed $3,000 appropriation to complete construction of the Richmond Police Station was set aside for the Board of Public Works.
- Board of Public Works recommends $4000 for footings and grading at the Richmond Police Station; sent to committee.
- A first payment of $2,625 to Robert Trost for building the Richmond Police Station was approved.
- A Board of Public Works contract for bulkhead and footings at the Richmond Police Station, up to $4,000, was proposed.
- City approved $9,584.40 in payments for the Richmond Police Station, a San Bruno avenue fire station and police oats.
- Proposed payments include $2,600 to Robert Trost for extra concrete and grading at the Richmond Police Station.
- Payment of $644 approved to National Electric Co. for electrical work at the Richmond Police Station.
- Police Commissioners sent estimates of $2,565 for Richmond patrol boxes and $1,623 for Richmond Police Station additions to Finance Committee.
- Board adopted $1,623 for additional work at the Richmond Police Station, to be done by Public Works.
- Board authorizes payments for groceries, plumbing and work at the Richmond Police Station and Relief Home.
- $400 set aside to improve the Richmond Police Station grounds
- City Attorney authorized to settle Carrie Nelander's $1,000 claim over a 1944 accident at Richmond Police Station.
- Urges an oasis behind Richmond police station; sent to committee.
- Arguello Park Community allowed a park at the Richmond police station
- Arguello Park Community's request to build a park on Richmond Police Station property was temporarily postponed pending City Attorney information.
- Committee meeting proposed for the Richmond Police Station on Sixth Avenue
- Committee to meet at the Richmond Police Station on Sixth Avenue