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DCYF and First 5 outline youth-service spending plan as Prop 10 revenue declines
Summary
The Department of Children, Youth and Their Families told the Board committee it allocated about $60 million in direct grants in FY2014–15 and expects nearly $80 million in unprogrammed Children's Fund revenue over the next two years; First 5 San Francisco described a multi-year plan to manage declining Prop 10 revenue.
Maria Su, director of the Department of Children, Youth and Their Families, told the San Francisco Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee on April 27 that DCYF’s two largest expenditure lines are grants to community-based organizations and work orders to other city departments, and that DCYF allocated approximately $60,000,000 in direct grants in fiscal year 2014–15. "We will we are looking at almost $80,000,000 of unprogrammed funds over the next 2 years," Su said, citing scheduled charter growth in the Children and Youth Fund.
Why it matters: DCYF said the additional funds will be guided by stakeholders and an oversight and…
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