What happened on Thursday, 22 September 2022
San Francisco County, California
Project 1972 (doing business as Chief SF) applied for a type 57 special on‑sale general license at 735 Montgomery Street; the committee received the SFPD liaison’s report of no protests and a recommendation to approve with standard ABC conditions and voted to forward a positive recommendation to the full Board.
Cumberland County, Maine
Officials consider options for replacing aging jail roof amid budget concerns and surprise costs.
Cumberland County, Maine
Sheriff outlines budget with COLA increase and new position to manage body cam implementation.
Cumberland County, Maine
County town managers explore public safety improvements and sheriff's department regionalization.
San Francisco County, California
Founder of San Francisco's first dedicated sake store plans to expand to larger space.
Cumberland County, Maine
County officials review budget projections and critical jail renovations slated for FY24.
Cumberland County, Maine
Health insurance costs have increased 8 percent as claims rise post-pandemic.
San Francisco County, California
The committee voted to forward a positive recommendation on a transfer of a type 20 off‑sale beer and wine license for the 7‑Eleven at 221 Sansom Street after the SFPD ABC liaison reported no protests and the applicant said it collected about 118 signatures in support and agreed to the police’s loitering‑prevention condition.
Cumberland County, Maine
Committee outlines budget process and timelines for fiscal years 2023 and 2024.
San Francisco County, California
Project 1972 introduces Chief San Francisco to enhance networking for women leaders.
Cumberland County, Maine
County managers discuss salary adjustments and new hiring plans amid budget deliberations.
San Francisco County, California
The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee voted to send a positive recommendation to the full Board on a proposed type 20 off‑sale beer and wine license and type 86 instructional‑tasting license for TrueSake at 556 Hayes Street, after the SFPD ABC liaison reported no protests and recommended approval with a loitering‑prevention condition.
Cumberland County, Maine
County shifts to fiscal year budget for clearer financial management and planning.
Cumberland County, Maine
Engineering firm presents urgent repairs and improvements for city parking garage over 10 years.
San Francisco County, California
Committee votes positively to transfer liquor license for Project 1972 at 735 Montgomery Street.
Cumberland County, Maine
Maine sees declining property transactions in 2022 but stable real estate values.
Cumberland County, Maine
County staff presented a six-month "2023.5" budget to bridge a calendar-to-fiscal-year change and the manager's fiscal-year 2023-24 proposal, citing estimated COLAs, higher health-insurance costs, a $3.8 million capital bond and pressure on jail and arena revenues.
Cumberland County, Maine
Cumberland County officials review their solar energy projects and budget adjustments amid winter challenges.
Cumberland County, Maine
Cumberland County finance committee introduces members and reviews annual budget presentations.
Cumberland County, Maine
Finance staff told the committee federal bed revenue has dropped and the jail faces increased expenses and vacancies; full staffing target is 124 corrections officers but current staffing was reported in the sixties, prompting questions about future jail size, services and costs.
Prince William County, Virginia
Board members questioned the scope of a draft county ordinance on collective bargaining, asking whether constitutional officers and detention‑center employees would be included; staff said the county attorney and outside counsel are drafting the ordinance and it has not been finalized or approved by the Board of Supervisors.
Prince William County, Virginia
The county jail superintendent told the board the modular housing unit remains closed, vacancies total about 92 positions, a George Mason grant will expand medication-assisted treatment, and a recurring mental-health/reentry grant of $351,909 supports staff and services.