What happened on Thursday, 19 May 2022
Prince William County, Virginia
The jail board approved a FY2023 commissary budget of about $2.5 million that includes a $48,000 allocation for medication purchases tied to MAT; the board also completed nominations and voice votes for chairman, vice chair and secretary.
San Francisco County, California
The city enhances mental health support through a new agreement with Felton Institute.
Clearlake, Lake County, California
Lake County tourism board reveals increased revenue and plans to enhance visitor engagement.
San Francisco County, California
Committee advances health funding contracts to full board with positive recommendation
San Francisco County, California
Board of Supervisors approves three-year extension of Health Right 360 agreement for mental health services.
Prince William County, Virginia
The jail superintendent reported an uptick in transfers to the Department of Corrections, 92 total staff vacancies, ongoing facility repairs and a plan to expand medication-assisted treatment pending a grant from George Mason University.
Clearlake, Lake County, California
Multiple public commenters and emailed messages asked the council to impose a focused moratorium on new cannabis and agricultural cultivation in the Burns Valley / Oglund Canyon watershed citing drought, water‑table concerns and impacts on domestic wells.
San Francisco County, California
Supervisors enable hybrid meetings allowing in-person and remote public comments.
San Francisco County, California
Board extends contract with Addiction Research by $62M for five years of services.
Clearlake, Lake County, California
Burns Valley project's phase 1 nears completion with essential infrastructure enhancements and partnerships.
Clearlake, Lake County, California
Residents request Clear Lake council to consider cannabis cultivation moratorium amid drought concerns
San Francisco County, California
Supervisors push for improved strategies to close funding gaps in childcare and housing.
San Francisco County, California
Japantown Task Force raises funds and supports revitalization of Japanese Tea Garden.
Clearlake, Lake County, California
The Lake County Tourism Improvement District told Clear Lake’s council it regained much of its pre‑pandemic visitation in 2021, reported large website and ad impressions, and urged stronger short‑term‑rental TOT compliance and formation of a new five‑ to ten‑year district.
Clearlake, Lake County, California
Residents petition council for moratorium on cannabis cultivation in Burns Valley Watershed.
San Francisco County, California
Supervisors question uncommitted housing funds as local affordable housing targets fall short.
San Francisco County, California
Supervisors emphasize urgent need for new funding models to meet affordable housing goals.
Clearlake, Lake County, California
Chief White commits to not expanding ALPR policy amid council concerns.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
Department supports Balboa Park Station project to add 36 housing units near public transport
Clearlake, Lake County, California
Community members push for temporary ban on new wells and agricultural projects in Clear Lake.
San Francisco County, California
Director Martin outlines performance issues and referral challenges for the FASET program in Tenderloin.
Clearlake, Lake County, California
Construction on Austin Park's splash pad starts in June with an anticipated July opening.
San Francisco County, California
Supervisor Chan requests detailed funding information for capital projects and future allocations.
Clearlake, Lake County, California
City of Clear Lake talks vehicle amnesty and appreciation for successful Blue Zones event.
Clearlake, Lake County, California
City Manager Flora reported the Danco 80‑unit housing project closed and is expected to begin construction June 1; staff provided updates on Burns Valley phase‑1 infrastructure, a planned Austin Park splash pad (bid ~ $330,000), chip‑seal work, and Modoc Street rehabilitation.
San Francisco County, California
The committee recommended full‑Board approval of several Department of Public Health contract amendments — including HealthRight360, Felton Institute and opioid‑treatment provider amendments — to extend terms and fund ongoing behavioral‑health and substance‑use services; BLA found no red flags in program monitoring.
San Francisco County, California
Board of Supervisors moves forward with funding for Crane Cove Park following amendments.
Clearlake, Lake County, California
Council authorized a five‑year agreement with Axon Enterprises for Fleet 3 in‑car cameras covering 17 marked vehicles at a total cost of $208,637.60 (about $41,727 annually); the vote passed 3–1 with Councilmember Claffey opposed amid ALPR and policy concerns.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
Commission approves continuance for two cases and acknowledges ancestral land rights.
Clearlake, Lake County, California
Council adopts proclamation promoting safe boating and life jacket use during National Safe Boating Week.
San Francisco County, California
Planning and housing officials told the committee San Francisco faces an annual local funding shortfall in the range of $1.3 billion (rising later this decade) to meet new RHNA targets; volatile state/federal allocations and dips in local fee revenue were cited as drivers. Officials urged creative local tools and stronger advocacy for state scoring changes.
Clearlake, Lake County, California
To comply with SB 1383, the council adopted an ordinance establishing edible‑food recovery requirements for commercial food generators; councilmembers and public commenters asked about liability, temperature controls, enforcement responsibility and state resources for implementation.
San Francisco County, California
Union advocates urge city officials to expedite childcare center project delays at hospital.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
City officials investigate why Redwood Park remains closed during ongoing development activities.
Clearlake, Lake County, California
Council approves regulations to reduce food waste and methane emissions from commercial entities.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
The Planning Commission approved discretionary review for a 2230 Washington Street addition after the doctor requester and sponsor agreed to modifications; commissioners debated the residential flats policy and whether a 7‑foot minimum room width preserves 'flat' character.
San Francisco County, California
City officials address costs and explore potential MOU for La Raza Park.
Clearlake, Lake County, California
The council unanimously adopted resolution 2022‑24 to submit a list of local road projects to the California Transportation Committee under SB 1, including airport road improvements, Highlands Park frontage work, and Lakeshore Drive corridor improvements.
San Francisco County, California
A prolonged effort to deliver a childcare center required by a 2019 arbitration award remains stalled. DPH and partners told supervisors of structural, budgetary and site challenges at the CHN building and discussed off‑campus alternatives; the committee continued the hearing to the call of the chair for further follow-up and oversight.
San Francisco County, California
Hearing addresses slow progress on operational childcare center mandated by arbitration agreement.
San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
The San Francisco Planning Commission on May 19 approved a five‑story, 36‑unit building at 350 Ocean Avenue with a density bonus and several waivers, following sponsor revisions and public comments about parking, drainage and construction impacts.
San Francisco County, California
The committee forwarded to the full Board a resolution allowing Rec & Park to accept up to $400,000 in cash or in-kind grants from the San Francisco Parks Alliance for the Japanese Tea Garden, with supervisors noting strong community fundraising and historic preservation oversight.
San Francisco County, California
Supervisors amended a Port of San Francisco resolution to limit an MOU and accept-and‑expend authorization for Crane Cove Park after Vice Chair Connie Chan asked that the measure reflect funds already raised and reduce an open-ended $7 million cap to $3.25 million.