All decisions
about 180 Board decisions about Youth Guidance Center, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Juvenile Court received a $1,300 emergency appropriation from the Emergency Reserve Fund to buy fuel oil for the Youth Guidance Center; finally passed.
- Public Defender's budget adopted with a minor office furniture change for the Youth Guidance Center.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a $4,800 appropriation for a Chief Operating Engineer at the Youth Guidance Center.
- Youth Guidance Center gets $4,800 for a chief operating engineer, replacing an operating engineer post.
- The Youth Guidance Center received $2,100 to hire a temporary clerk-stenographer for the San Francisco Youth Council.
- Juvenile Court was given $1,000 to pay for employees' use of their cars at the Youth Guidance Center probation office.
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $8,538.75 to pay six group supervisors at the Youth Guidance Center, Juvenile Hall.
- Resolution requests a special committee to survey the Youth Guidance Center's operations and facilities and make recommendations.
- 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.
- Emergency $1,000 appropriation for Youth Guidance Center temporary salaries was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $1,600 appropriation for temporary salaries at Youth Guidance Center was referred to Finance Committee.
- Board passed an emergency ordinance appropriating funds for Youth Guidance Center probation and Juvenile Hall expenses.
- Youth Guidance Center probation budget reductions approved, cutting a clerk-stenographer post, physician specialist hours and holiday pay.
- Board urged the Juvenile Probation Committee to defer action on the Holton Report on the Youth Guidance Center until the Board studies it.
- Salary ordinance for nine Group Supervisor positions at Youth Guidance Center was re-referred to committee.
- Proposal to reclassify nine Group Supervisor positions at the Youth Guidance Center was continued for two weeks.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a measure reclassifying nine Group Supervisor positions at the Youth Guidance Center.
- Salary ordinance amended to reclassify nine Youth Guidance Center positions to group supervisor; finally passed.
- Youth Guidance Center appropriation of $1,350 for temporary salaries passed on first reading.
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $1,350 for temporary salaries at the Youth Guidance Center probation office.
- An emergency $200 appropriation for a water heater at the Youth Guidance Center was taken up by the Board.
- A Youth Guidance Center probation supervisor was authorized to attend a conference in San Bernardino.
- $24,650 for supplies at the Youth Guidance Center sent to committee
- The Board finally passed an emergency appropriation of $24,650 for Youth Guidance Center supplies, food, [name withheld] and utilities.
- Consideration of a $500 appropriation for Probation Office employees' cars at Youth Guidance Center was continued.
- The Board passed on first reading an ordinance letting the City Attorney dismiss three defendants from a lawsuit over defective work at Youth Guidance Center.
- $500 voted for probation officers' use of their own cars
- The Board temporarily postponed an emergency $4,400 appropriation for Youth Guidance Center repairs, after a proposed cut to $1,400.
- Youth Guidance Center would receive $4,400 for vehicle repairs and clothing; the ordinance passed on first reading after a temporary postponement.
- Ordinance appropriates $4,400 for Youth Guidance Center and Probation Office repairs to automotive equipment and clothing; emergency measure passed on final reading.
- Monson Bros. dropped from the Youth Guidance Center building suit
- Emergency appropriation of $1,159 for temporary salaries at Youth Guidance Center and Juvenile Hall passed on final reading.
- Board referred an emergency ordinance appropriating $2,500 for temporary salaries at the Youth Guidance Center to Finance Committee.
- Youth Guidance Center's $650 emergency appropriation for vacation and sick leave replacement of [name withheld] employees was finally passed.
- Supervisors debated $27,388 for drainage and slope repairs at the Youth Guidance Center; outcome continues on next page.
- Supervisor Mead's resolution asking for an investigation of moving the Youth Guidance Center to 150 Otis Street was referred to committee.
- Supervisor Christopher asked for a report on changes to make the Youth Guidance Center run more efficiently; referred to committee.
- Proposed $27,388 appropriation to rebuild slopes and drainage facilities at the Youth Guidance Center.
- [name withheld] asked the Chief Administrative Officer to study piping heat from Youth Guidance Center to Laguna Honda Home.
- Board re-referred the $2,275 Youth Guidance Center staffing appropriation to Finance Committee by a 9-0 vote.
- Board sent the $2,275 Youth Guidance Center engineer positions appropriation to Finance Committee, deferring action until budget time.
- Mayor's Disaster Corps funding of $360 for communication equipment alterations at the Youth Guidance Center was passed for second reading.
- The Board finally passed $360 for the Mayor's Disaster Corps to alter the Youth Guidance Center building for communication equipment.
- $700 added for a probation officer post at the Youth Guidance Center, with a psychiatric social worker post abolished, passed for second reading.
- Salary ordinance for the Youth Guidance Center's probation office amended to match a companion measure, passed for second reading.
- Youth Guidance Center probation office salary ordinance amended as a companion measure and finally passed.
- Probation Office's $700 for a probation officer post was finally passed, abolishing a psychiatric social service worker post at Youth Guidance Center.
- Consideration of a $1,020 appropriation for Youth Guidance Center Probation Office was temporarily postponed.
- Board passed for second reading a $1,020 appropriation for Youth Guidance Center employees' cars, telephone and telegraph.
- Board finally passed a $1,020 appropriation for Youth Guidance Center employees' cars, telephone and telegraph.
- A proposed $540 appropriation for Youth Guidance Center employees' cars was passed for second reading.
- Probation Office receives $540 to cover use of employees' cars at the Youth Guidance Center.
- Appropriation of $4,070 for a Youth Guidance Center probation officer post, passed for second reading.
- Youth Guidance Center food conveyor purchase of $382.95 passed for second reading after the CAO reported unsanitary food handling; Mead opposed.
- Youth Guidance Center's $382.95 food conveyor purchase was finally passed by the Board.
- Passed for second reading: $3,407 raise for two Juvenile Court referees at the Youth Guidance Center.
- $3,407 finally passed to raise two juvenile court referees' pay
- Supervisor Lewis urged a study of security and other improvements at the Youth Guidance Center after reporting escapes by hardened youths.
- Retroactive pay of $776.64 for Youth Guidance Center employees, under court order, passed for second reading.
- $776.64 approved to pay Youth Guidance Center employees retroactive pay under a court order.
- Proposed $33,585 appropriation from a bond fund for security fencing, screens and facilities at the Youth Guidance Center.
- $29,790 approved for security screens, fencing and intercom at the Youth Guidance Center.
- Ordinance funding a probation officer position at the Youth Guidance Center and abolishing a social service worker post was passed for second reading.
- Ordinance amending the Annual Salary Ordinance for Youth Guidance Center, Probation Office and Juvenile Hall was passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $2,150 for the Youth Guidance Center's vehicle repairs, supplies and fuel was passed for second reading.
- Board of Supervisors passed a companion amendment to the salary ordinance for Youth Guidance Center, Probation Office and Juvenile Hall.
- Youth Guidance Center receives $2,150 for contractual services, automotive repairs, supplies, and fuel.
- Board passed for second reading a $4,000 appropriation for Youth Guidance Center's Log Cabin Ranch School salaries and food.
- Emergency appropriation of $18,850 for Youth Guidance Center and Juvenile Hall supplies and food received final passage.
- Board passed a $4,000 appropriation for temporary salaries and foodstuffs at the Youth Guidance Center's Log Cabin Ranch School.
- Board adopted a resolution sending two Youth Guidance Center representatives to a probation conference in Santa Barbara.
- Finance Committee allowed one additional probation officer at the Youth Guidance Center instead of the nine requested, as 46 are employed.
- Youth Guidance Center probation office budget adopted after amendment, with a $220 reclassification added.
- A resolution asking the Juvenile Court judge to appoint a committee to study Youth Guidance Center expansion was referred to committee.
- Youth Guidance Center cook post funded at $4,496 and a cook's assistant post abolished, passed on first reading.
- Youth Guidance Center's Log Cabin Ranch School gets $4,496 for a cook position; ordinance finally passed.
- Proposed $1,650 to fund a part-time physician specialist post at the Youth Guidance Center; passed first reading.
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $1,650 for a part-time physician specialist at the Youth Guidance Center.
- Board passed a companion ordinance amending the salary schedule for the Youth Guidance Center physician post.
- Board asks the Juvenile Court judge to appoint a committee to study improving or expanding the Youth Guidance Center.
- Supervisor [name withheld] was appointed to a committee studying expansion or relocation of the Youth Guidance Center.
- Board passed on first reading a $7,100 appropriation for temporary salaries at the Youth Guidance Center.
- Youth Guidance Center receives $7,100 for temporary salaries; ordinance finally passed.
- A $3,350 appropriation for washrooms and repairs at the Youth Guidance Center passed on first reading.
- The Board passed an ordinance appropriating $3,350 for washrooms and repairs at the Youth Guidance Center.
- $8,185.84 for retroactive wages owed to Youth Guidance Center employees in a lawsuit passed for second reading.
- An $8,185.84 appropriation for back wages owed to Youth Guidance Center litigants is taken up for final passage.
- Youth Guidance Center probation budget approved after cuts, plus a $20,625 supplement for maintenance of minors.
- Proposed $820 appropriation for temporary salaries at the Youth Guidance Center's Log Cabin Ranch School.
- $820 in temporary salaries for the Youth Guidance Center's Log Cabin Ranch School was finally passed.
- Board passed on first reading $2,340 for an operating engineer post at the Youth Guidance Center, Juvenile Hall.
- Board passed on first reading a companion amendment to the Annual Salary Ordinance for the Youth Guidance Center.
- Board passed $6,151 to fund two group supervisor positions at the Youth Guidance Center's Log Cabin Ranch School.
- Final passage amending the annual salary ordinance for Youth Guidance Center positions, a companion to the preceding item.
- Supervisors referred a $5,200 emergency appropriation for Youth Guidance Center supplies to the Finance Committee.
- Youth Guidance Center's Log Cabin Ranch School received $5,200 from the emergency reserve for food and supplies; finally passed.
- Emergency ordinance finally passed appropriating $1,100 for employees' car use at the Youth Guidance Center.
- Emergency $7,000 appropriation for temporary salaries at the Youth Guidance Center was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Youth Guidance Center at Juvenile Hall was given $7,000 for temporary salaries as an emergency measure, finally passed.
- An ordinance to send four Youth Guidance Center members to a course at Asilomar, May 20-26, 1956, passed for second reading.
- Board passed an ordinance letting four Youth Guidance Center members attend a California Youth Authority course at Asilomar.
- Youth Guidance Center budget reductions and a $5,800 tractor addition proposed; final adoption on next page.
- The Board authorized four Youth Guidance Center staff to attend a probation and parole conference in San Diego.
- Youth Guidance Center would get $26,000 in emergency funds for minors in foster homes; referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisors referred a $4,000 emergency appropriation for Youth Guidance Center foodstuffs to the Finance Committee.
- Public Works would spend $815 on floor covering at the Youth Guidance Center, passed for second reading.
- $815 for new floor covering at the Youth Guidance Center passed finally.
- Supervisor McAteer's request that the Youth Guidance Center's operation and maintenance be referred to committee was approved.
- The Board passed on first reading $173,500 to build a maximum security cottage at the Youth Guidance Center.
- The city passed an ordinance appropriating $173,500 for a maximum security cottage at the Youth Guidance Center.
- Seven juvenile probation representatives are authorized to attend a supervisors' course at the Youth Guidance Center.
- Parking rules for Youth Guidance Center grounds proposed.
- Parking rules for Youth Guidance Center grounds approved
- Prototype fallout shelter to be built at Youth Guidance Center
- A $74,000 appropriation for interview rooms and office space at Youth Guidance Center was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Juvenile Justice Commissioner Greenstone sought more Youth Guidance Center classroom money; the matter was sent to the Finance Committee.
- A request for adequate classrooms at the Youth Guidance Center was referred to committee.
- Board asked the Juvenile Justice Commission and Bay Area Social Planning Council for comments on the Youth Guidance Center study.
- Board backs renaming some youth center cottages
- Citizens for [name withheld] requested an investigation of the Youth Guidance Center health care system; sent to Social Services Committee.
- Emergency $60,000 for security measures at Youth Guidance Center proposed.
- Private cleaning plan at Youth Guidance Center sent back to committee.
- Youth Guidance Center gets $130,000 state money to remodel bathrooms
- Youth Guidance Center lobby gets a volunteer-run gift shop
- Chief Probation Officer may spend $130,000 from the California Youth Authority to remodel bathrooms at Youth Guidance Center.
- Controller asked to release $60,000 reserved for energy conservation work at Youth Guidance Center.
- Youth Guidance Center accepts a $12,000 van donated by its Volunteer Auxiliary.
- Supervisor Molinari requested a management audit of the Youth Guidance Center; referred to Public Protection Committee.
- Juvenile Court staffing and Youth Guidance Center reserve funds were sent to Finance Committee for a hearing on December 8, 1982.
- Consideration of a resolution urging the Youth Guidance Center to seek funds for youth programs was continued to March 28, 1983.
- Resolution urging the Youth Guidance Center to seek a supplemental appropriation for youth programs was sent to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Kennedy asked for an investigation of overcrowding charges at the Youth Guidance Center; referred to Public Protection Committee.
- Silver asks the Budget Analyst to estimate costs of renovating the Youth Guidance Center to meet regulations.
- Supervisors Kennedy and Ward proposed a review of management and control of the Youth Guidance Center; sent to Human Services Committee.
- Board passed on first reading $377,758 to renovate the Youth Guidance Center for Juvenile Court probation.
- Juvenile Court probation budget raised $377,758 for reconstruction of the Youth Guidance Center; ordinance finally passed.
- An ordinance appropriating $61,129 to renovate the Youth Guidance Center passed for second reading.
- Controller's ordinance appropriates $742,163 to Juvenile Court for Youth Guidance Center master plan capital projects, passed finally.
- Resolution proposes a $73,800,000 bond for a Youth Guidance Center, with $2,000,000 for group homes.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking voters to approve a $73.8M bond for a Youth Guidance Center.
- Emergency asbestos abatement at the Youth Guidance Center was urged and referred to the City Services Committee.
- Proposed November 6, 1990 special election on $92.3M in bonds for a Youth Guidance Center and correctional facilities passed for second reading.
- Ordinance calling a November 1990 special election on bonds for a $73.8M Youth Guidance Center and $16.5M correctional facilities passed.
- Emergency asbestos abatement at the Youth Guidance Center was urged and adopted by resolution, with the Public Works Director to act quickly.
- Supervisor Walker's ballot argument in favor of Proposition B, a Youth Guidance Center bond, was adopted.
- Juvenile Probation Department sought authority to accept about $1,275,871 in state funds for Youth Guidance Center repairs; referred to Finance Committee.
- Voters rejected Proposition B, Youth Guidance Center improvement bonds, lacking the required two-thirds majority.
- Supervisor Alioto asked for an inquiry into alleged mismanagement at the Youth Guidance Center; sent to City Services Committee.
- Resolution to accept $1,970,838 from the State Youth Authority for safety repairs at Youth Guidance Center was referred to the Board.
- Juvenile Probation Department was authorized to accept and spend $1,970,838 from the State Youth Authority for repairs at Youth Guidance Center.
- Public Works to abate fire and health hazards at the Youth Guidance Center for $1,685,029; referred to Finance Committee.
- Resolution authorizes Public Works to spend $1,685,029 on fixing fire and life safety hazards at the Youth Guidance Center.
- Supervisor Migden asked City Services Committee to examine how the Youth Guidance Center treats young people.
- Supervisors Alioto and Conroy asked for a hearing on the escape of eleven inmates from the Youth Guidance Center; referred to committee.
- Board adopted a resolution urging the Mayor to press Juvenile Probation for funds to secure the Youth Guidance Center.
- Hearing on long-term solutions for the Youth Guidance Center, including a possible November bond issue; referred to committee.
- Hearing request on short-term fixes for the Youth Guidance Center; outcome continues on next page.
- $150,533 for Youth Guidance Center upkeep sent to budget panel.
- Ordinance appropriating $150,533 in federal revenue for maintenance at the Youth Guidance Center passed for second reading.
- Supervisors finally passed $150,533 in federal funds for maintenance at the Youth Guidance Center juvenile facility.
- Board adopted, as amended, a motion asking the Clerk to send a letter urging delay of Youth Guidance Center changes.
- Supervisor Hallinan proposed a hearing on services at the Youth Guidance Center, referred to committee for March 14, 1995.
- A proposed $1,415,990 federal-funded appropriation for maintenance at the Youth Guidance Center and Log Cabin Ranch was referred to the Budget Committee.
- Proposes $1,416,990 in federal revenue for maintenance at the Youth Guidance Center and Log Cabin Ranch.
- Juvenile Probation gets $1,415,990 in federal funds for Youth Guidance Center and Log Cabin Ranch maintenance, with $440,000 reserved.
- Supervisor Yaki requested a hearing into recent suicides at the Youth Guidance Center; referred to committee.
- Proposed hearing on Youth Guidance Center policies toward LGBTQ youth, referred to the Health, Family and Environment Committee.
- Supervisor Ammiano proposed a hearing on LGBT youth intake at the Youth Guidance Center; referred to committee.
- Resolution proposed to let Golden Gate Genealogy acquire assets bequeathed to the Youth Guidance Center; referred to committee.
- Juvenile Probation may contract with Golden Gate Genealogy to procure assets bequeathed to the Youth Guidance Center.
- Supervisors Yaki and Newsom requested a hearing on reducing population at the Youth Guidance Center; sent to committee.
- Public Defender may accept and spend a $120,000 Commonwealth grant to improve placements for youth detained at Youth Guidance Center; referred.
- Mayor proposes transferring two acres of Youth Guidance Center property at 375 Woodside Avenue to the Superior Court; referred to committee.
- Mayor proposes transferring about two acres of Youth Guidance Center land at 375 Woodside Avenue to the Superior Court; sent to Land Use Committee.
- Finance Committee recommended transferring about two acres of Youth Guidance Center land at 375 Woodside Avenue to the Superior Court.
- Two acres of the Youth Guidance Center site at 375 Woodside Avenue transferred to the [name withheld] for future court use.
- Supervisor McGoldrick requested a hearing on rising youth numbers at the Youth Guidance Center, assigned to committee.
- A hearing was requested on the rising number of young people at the Youth Guidance Center and sent to committee.
- Supervisor Peskin's hearing on staffing at the Youth Guidance Center was sent to Government Audit and Oversight Committee.
- $2.3 million for new Youth Guidance Center building; vote not shown.