All decisions
about 130 Board decisions about Juvenile Hall, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board adopted the Juvenile Court budget, moving a Probation Department item to Juvenile Hall and setting a 40-hour week.
- Proposal to add six group supervisor positions at Juvenile Hall was referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $8,538.75 to pay six group supervisors at the Youth Guidance Center, Juvenile Hall.
- Board finally passed an emergency appropriation of $8,538.75 to create six group supervisor positions at Juvenile Hall.
- Board passed on first reading $2,240 for a new operating engineer position at Youth Guidance Center, Juvenile Hall.
- Board passed on first reading a salary ordinance change for Youth Guidance Center, Juvenile Hall, companion to the preceding item.
- Juvenile Hall at the Youth Guidance Center gets $2,240 for a new operating engineer position, finally passed.
- Proposed salary range of $340-410 for the Juvenile Hall division supervisor was rejected by the Board.
- The Board finally passed an emergency $1,000 appropriation for temporary salaries at Juvenile Hall.
- Board passed an emergency ordinance appropriating funds for Youth Guidance Center probation and Juvenile Hall expenses.
- Board finally passed a $2,000 emergency appropriation from the Emergency Reserve Fund for canned and dried food for Juvenile Hall.
- Juvenile Hall appropriation of $3,310 for temporary salaries amended with an emergency clause and finally passed.
- Emergency ordinance appropriating $7,100 for meat at Juvenile Hall was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Proposed $4,400 emergency appropriation for Youth Guidance vehicle repairs and Juvenile Hall clothing was referred to Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $2,500 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for temporary salaries at Juvenile Hall was finally passed.
- The Board referred a $650 emergency appropriation for Juvenile Hall staff leave replacement to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $2,700 for temporary salaries at Juvenile Hall was referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisors gave final passage to an emergency $2,700 appropriation for temporary salaries at Juvenile Hall.
- Board passed on first reading a $3,179 appropriation for temporary salaries at Juvenile Hall.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,100 for a senior group supervisor at Juvenile Hall was passed for second reading.
- A $4,500 emergency appropriation for Juvenile Hall supplies from the Emergency Reserve Fund was finally passed.
- Board passed on first reading $2,340 for an operating engineer post at the Youth Guidance Center, Juvenile Hall.
- Proposed ordinance would fund an operating engineer post at Juvenile Hall and abolish a junior operating engineer post.
- Funds for temporary salaries at Juvenile Hall, $5,650, passed for second reading.
- The Youth Guidance Center at Juvenile Hall was given $7,000 for temporary salaries as an emergency measure, finally passed.
- Proposed $3,000 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for light, heat and power at Juvenile Hall; referred to Finance Committee.
- Board passed an emergency $3,000 appropriation for light, heat and power at Juvenile Hall.
- Emergency $15,000 appropriation for Juvenile Hall foodstuffs was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Juvenile Court received $15,000 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for food at Juvenile Hall, finally passed.
- Juvenile Hall wages appropriation of $1,200 passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,200 for Juvenile Hall wages passed finally.
- Emergency $7,175 appropriation for Juvenile Hall [name withheld] sent to Finance Committee.
- Supervisors finally passed an emergency $7,175 appropriation from the Emergency Reserve Fund for Juvenile Hall
- A $14,589 emergency appropriation for Juvenile Hall temporary salaries and supplies was referred to Finance Committee.
- Probation Office may contract with licensed foster homes to shelter juvenile wards when Juvenile Hall is overcrowded; passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed authority for the Chief Probation Officer to contract licensed foster homes for temporary shelter of minors when Juvenile Hall is overcrowded.
- Emergency $9,744 appropriation for Juvenile Hall food was referred to Finance Committee.
- Juvenile Hall's $9,744 appropriation for foodstuffs and meat was finally passed.
- Proposed $2,800 emergency appropriation for temporary salaries at Juvenile Hall, sent to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $1,075 emergency appropriation for Juvenile Hall [name withheld] and scavenger service, sent to Finance Committee.
- A $1,075 Juvenile Hall appropriation for [name withheld] and scavenger service was continued one week.
- A $2,800 Juvenile Hall appropriation for temporary salaries was continued one week.
- $2,800 for temporary salaries at Juvenile Hall was temporarily postponed pending enough votes for emergency enactment.
- $1,075 for [name withheld] and scavenger service at Juvenile Hall was temporarily postponed pending enough votes.
- Emergency ordinance appropriating $2,800 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for Juvenile Hall temporary salaries was finally passed.
- Emergency ordinance appropriating $1,075 for Juvenile Hall [name withheld] and scavenger service was finally passed.
- Finally passed as an emergency measure a $12,500 appropriation for temporary salaries at Juvenile Hall.
- Emergency $11,500 appropriation for food at Juvenile Hall and Log Cabin Ranch School referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $6,515 for Juvenile Hall [name withheld] and temporary salaries was referred to the Finance Committee.
- $11,500 for foodstuffs and meat at Juvenile Hall and Log Cabin Ranch School finally passed as an emergency measure.
- Ordinance appropriating $6,515 for Juvenile Hall [name withheld] and temporary salaries was finally passed.
- Consideration of $2,500 in temporary salaries for Juvenile Hall was continued for one week.
- Juvenile Court receives $2,500 from the emergency reserve for temporary salaries at Juvenile Hall; finally passed.
- $437 emergency money for juvenile hall pest control; sent to committee.
- Supervisors passed finally a $437 emergency appropriation from the Emergency Reserve Fund for pest control at Juvenile Hall.
- Juvenile Hall gets $3,206 for [name withheld] and utilities
- Juvenile Hall pay-rule change; outcome not shown here.
- Money for seven Juvenile Hall jobs approved
- Juvenile Hall pay-rule change; outcome not shown here.
- Juvenile Hall pay-rule change, not yet final.
- Money for seven Juvenile Hall jobs not yet final.
- Ordinance abolishing sidewalk width on the westerly side of Emery Lane near Vallejo Street was finally passed.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $12,609 for seven group supervisor positions at Juvenile Hall.
- Maximum daily charge set: $10 Juvenile Hall, $9 Log Cabin
- A Juvenile Hall classroom addition request was cut from $99,700 to $20,000, with partitioning of existing space instead.
- Motion for a 7.5% pay increase for Juvenile Hall counselors was refused adoption by the Board.
- Juvenile Hall gets $1,245 to fill vacant engineer post; sent to committee
- Juvenile Hall gets $1,245 to fill a vacant engineer job
- Vacant Juvenile Hall engineer job allowed to be filled immediately
- Money moved to reclassify one Juvenile Hall job; not yet final.
- Juvenile Hall fire-safety work may seek outside grant money
- Juvenile Hall part-time job made full-time; vote not shown.
- Juvenile Hall job reclassified; salary money moved; vote not shown.
- Juvenile Hall part-time job made full-time on the books
- Juvenile Court food budget of $41,500 for Juvenile Hall and Log Cabin passed on first reading.
- Passed for second reading a $21,465 salary transfer for Juvenile Court's Log Cabin Ranch, funded from Juvenile Hall retirement.
- $11,000 appropriated for Juvenile Hall capital projects, funded by rescinding Probation Office money, referred to Finance Committee.
- Juvenile Court's $2,500 Probation Office revolving fund increase was finally passed, offset by a cut from Juvenile Hall retirement.
- Proposed ordinance appropriates $149,821 for Juvenile Court probation, Juvenile Hall and Log Cabin Ranch; outcome not shown here.
- Ordinance adding $55,183 for temporary salaries at Juvenile Hall passed for second reading.
- Juvenile Hall temporary salaries were appropriated $55,183, with $17,108 rescinded from permanent salaries.
- Ward requested a hearing on counseling for youth held at Juvenile Hall and on preventing suicides there; referred to Human Services Committee.
- Supervisors passed on first reading an ordinance restoring eleven Juvenile Hall counselor positions in the 1988-89 salary ordinance.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance restoring eleven Juvenile Hall counselor positions in the salary ordinance.
- Controller's $227,103 appropriation for eleven new Juvenile Court positions at Juvenile Hall was finally passed.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $22,000 for materials and supplies at Juvenile Hall, passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed Ordinance 238-89, appropriating $22,000 for Juvenile Hall materials and supplies.
- Juvenile Probation Department to accept $19,151.36 in donated services from nine donors to upgrade Juvenile Hall food, sent to Finance.
- Juvenile Probation Department was authorized to accept $17,221.84 in donations to upgrade Juvenile Hall food service.
- Proposed $85,500 settlement of [name withheld] lawsuit against Juvenile Hall and the City; referred to Government Efficiency and Labor committee.
- A $90,500 settlement of [name withheld] lawsuit against Juvenile Hall passed for second reading.
- The city settled [name withheld] lawsuit involving Juvenile Hall for $90,500; finally passed.
- Supervisor Shelley's request on safety at Juvenile Hall and a review of the juvenile justice system was referred to committee.
- Resolution urges the Mayor to seek funds for security measures at Juvenile Hall; the vote is not printed on this page.
- Resolution supports letting probation officers and Juvenile Hall counselors transfer prior service to PERS; referred to the Board.
- The Board adopted a resolution supporting a state measure letting probation officers and Juvenile Hall counselors transfer retirement service.
- Police Department would accept a $43,000 live scan fingerprint machine donated by the State Department of Justice for Juvenile Hall.
- Hearing on the Performance Audit of the Department of Parking and Traffic was received and assigned to committee.
- Supervisor Ammiano requested a hearing on the [name withheld] report on Juvenile Hall conditions and the Juvenile Justice Action Plan; sent to committee.
- Supervisor Ammiano asked for a hearing on conditions at Juvenile Hall; sent to the Finance and Labor Committee.
- Juvenile Probation Department proposed accepting a $12,500 grant for a library program at Juvenile Hall; referred for adoption.
- Committee continued a hearing on the [name withheld] report about Juvenile Hall conditions to the call of the chair.
- Budget analyst proposes $99,924 to continue a Juvenile Probation project manager for the Juvenile Hall replacement.
- Budget analyst reviews $90,720 to fund temporary Juvenile Hall relocation at 375 Woodside Avenue during rebuilding.
- Supervisor Hall's resolution to finance a new juvenile detention facility replacing Juvenile Hall was sent to Finance Committee and the Youth Commission.
- Supervisor Hall proposed certificates of participation to finance a new juvenile detention facility replacing Juvenile Hall; sent to Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $42,052,080 from certificates of participation to rebuild Juvenile Hall was finally passed.
- The Mayor proposed appropriating $45,000,000 from certificates of participation to rebuild Juvenile Hall; it went to Finance Committee.
- Mayor proposed appropriating $45M from certificates of participation to rebuild Juvenile Hall; sent to Finance and Audits Committee.
- Juvenile Hall rebuild funding listed; no vote shown.
- Money to rebuild Juvenile Hall proposed: $42 million
- $45M sought to replace Juvenile Hall on Woodside Avenue
- Mayor proposed appropriating $42,052,080 from certificates of participation to rebuild Juvenile Hall; passed on first reading.
- Over $42 million for Juvenile Hall rebuild: first vote only.
- $42 million approved to rebuild Juvenile Hall.
- Proposed reallocating $5,769,221 of earthquake and fire bond money to San Bruno Jail, Juvenile Hall, 4th Street Bridge, Fire Station 2; passed first reading.
- Re-appropriates $5.8M of earthquake and fire bond money for San Bruno Jail, Juvenile Hall, the 4th Street Bridge and Fire Station 2.
- Money approved to build Juvenile Hall youth center and fire station.
- Proposed ordinance appropriates $6,565,452 for Juvenile Hall Youth Guidance Center construction and $1,900,000 for Fire Station No. 24; sent to committee.
- Supervisor Mirkarimi requested a hearing on overcrowding at Juvenile Hall; referred to the Public Safety Committee.
- $2.3M for the Juvenile Hall replacement sent to committee
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $213,000 in Title IV-E funds to the Juvenile Probation Department for Juvenile Hall overtime.
- Private firm proposed to run Juvenile Hall food service.
- Proposed: Controller's certification that Juvenile Hall food service could be contracted out more cheaply, sent to committee.
- Closing Juvenile Hall by the end of 2021 sent to committee
- Juvenile Hall would close by 2021 under a proposed ordinance
- Juvenile Hall closure passed on first reading as amended
- Juvenile Hall closure amended to require notice to unions
- Juvenile Hall closure ordinance amended to add two staff seats
- Closing Juvenile Hall by the end of 2021 proposed
- Closing Juvenile Hall by the end of 2021 proposed
- Law to close Juvenile Hall passed
- Nine people named to group studying Juvenile Hall closure