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Committee forwards S.F. Ryan White Part A application requesting $36.1 million for 2013–14

Budget and Finance Committee · October 10, 2012

Summary

The Department of Public Health sought committee approval to submit an application requesting $36,118,233 in Ryan White Part A funding for the San Francisco eligible metropolitan area for 03/01/2013–02/28/2014; Bill Bloom said the requested level is comparable to the largest Part A award San Francisco received roughly a decade earlier, and the committee forwarded the item with recommendation.

Bill Bloom, director of HIV Health Services at the San Francisco Department of Public Health, presented Item 6 requesting authority to submit an application for Ryan White Part A funding for the San Francisco eligible metropolitan area. The request listed $36,118,233 for the 03/01/2013–02/28/2014 grant year.

Bloom said the amount represents the largest Part A award San Francisco received about nine to ten years earlier and explained that changes in allocation levels reflect the national pool of Part A dollars versus the number of eligible metropolitan areas applying. There was no budget analyst report available for this item; public comment was opened and closed with no speakers.

The committee moved to send the item forward with recommendation and did so without objection.

Next steps: DPH will submit the Ryan White Part A application and seek Board of Supervisors approval where required.

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