this includes federal grant funding of $1 million consisting of two federal grants funding sources to support the autonomous vehicle shuttle pilot study and the ferryboat discretionary grants. ah we are projecting an increase of 500,000 as we anticipate higher reimbursements from both grants . these federal grants also require non federal match funding sources which will be fulfilled by 30,000 of state grant funds awarded to us through the treasure island development authority. and 609,000 from the treasure island community development through a fund exchange for the developers of federal federal ferry grant as well as another 30,000 from prop case sales, tax appropriations. regional and other program. revenues are budgeted to decrease by approximately 400,000 as we do not anticipate contributions from the tighter in the coming fiscal year. expenditures for fiscal year. 2023 24 24 are budgeted at 1.7 million, including 1.4 million for technical professional services and 300,000 for administrative operating costs. technical professional services, or budgeted increased by 657,000 as the

the declining value of the pell grant.onic state investment in public health education and our flawed student loan system. the student debt crisis affects americans of all ages. a constituency a constituent in my dish, history and many others from my constituents led me to introduce the obstacles to achievement now. the loan act. the loan act doubles the pell grant and improves the service public loan forgiveness program. it caps interest rates on new loans at 5% and makes other critical reforms to make our student loan system work for students. simply put, the loan act will make student loans cheaper to take out and easier to payoff now and in the future. we cannot afford to continue leaving our constituents behind by failing to and the student debt crisis. under secretary quan, mr. cordray, i look forward to discussing how legislation like the loan act was built on your work to deliver our promise to student loan borrowers. their families and our economy. and i yield back. >> thank you. pursuant to committee rule, all me

unitsed council was a subcontractor on the grant agreements, but the grants were already between the department and the felten institute. that is step one of the process. step two of the process occurred march this year when we had no choice but to remove direct city funds from flowing to united council, because they had run afoul of the state charitable registry requirement, and so pursuant it the controller 's policy we were asked to come up with a transition plan for programs and services delivered by united council and that transition plan was really just to leave the grant agreements where they already were with the felten institute but to remove united council as a subcontractor on those agreements so they reside wholely with felten. >> okay, so felten was a subcontractor and fiscal sponsor at the same time? >> in october that was the case, yes. >> okay. and, how did you determine that felten was able to deliver the services? just we heard of staffing shortages and things like that. this happened before on-were you able to determine they were going to deliver the services in a

we are similarly exploring with partners for a state grant. >> to seek these grants, and local participation need to focused on the communities that are already prioritizing across these neighborhoods to be sure we are serving them. going into the new fiscal year, one thing that our team will be doing is continuing to convene with other city agencies to identify project proposals and identify cites for future funding realms for what we are learning with this. we'll close out here and take any questions the commission has. >> that was great. i appreciate the presentation. it's 700 is the goal? >> 700 which is 2021 what the landscape looks like then. >> how many have we done since then? >> it's a good question. i don't know if we have that data. maybe nicole? >> the 700 number is based on our existing chargers. we took into account the chargers that have been added since the 2021 studies and we know we need to do 700 more chargers to keep up with that demand. >> how many does this grant give us the 2.5? >> $2.4 million grant directly funds equipment for 8 fast chargers and in disadvantaged com

today, he appeared in the high court and was granted two weeks bail. said that he may well be rearrested. however, now he has been granted two weeks bail, you cannot be arrested for the following two weeks. we are still waiting to see him leave that court. we'll bring you those scenes as and when it happens. the concern is that anything else that goes go awry could well lead to scenes we saw earlier this week, those protests where 11 people reportedly died. 0ur correspondence caroline davies is outside the courts for us, and has an update.— davies is outside the courts for us, and has an update. we've 'ust come out of the courtroom _ and has an update. we've just come out of the courtroom where - and has an update. we've just come out of the courtroom where imran . out of the courtroom where imran khan has been granted two weeks protective bail on the corruption case. that is the case he was initially arrested on here in this court complex on tuesday. he's been given two weeks of protective bail. the next question is whether he is able to get a bail in

grant told me closelyjust closely with hugh grant told me closely just a few minutes closely with hughieve they will still be able to get all of the stories about hugh grant that they are concerned about in front of a judge in court next year. concerned about in front of a “udge in court next yeahfi in court next year. thank you very much. an inquest has found... olivia died by suicide at a very she might be expelled for spending the night in an instructor's room. the coronerfound the army missed opportunities to get the army missed opportunities to get the 21—year—old mental health support before the incident and failed to pass on mental health risk assessments further up the chain of command. the man who took over as commandant said he was sorry for the systemic failings that led to her death. live now to our correspondent, duncan kennedy. you are right, olivia perks was described as vivacious, bubbly person who always wanted to join the army which is what she did in may 2018, but injuly 2018 and again in february 2019, there were a couple of incidents which according to question her

grant dollars. that is why i'm interested in understanding. >> no, we did not look at. that >> mr.? harvey >> specifically, indiana has the second most lookalikes of any state in the country, which is kind of hard to believe in comparison to california and new york are the large states. but qualitatively, the lookalike i have seen -- because of the unique nature of what health centers are required to provide, they do not receive that grant funding, they do not receive funding, that is an economic strain, it is an economic pressure that they face because they do not have that sustained funding. again, we have a dozen lookalikes in the state of indiana, and two organizations would say that -- >> well, that is not my question whether or not there is a strain. it is whether or not they have the ability to provide the services effectively? >> limited capacity compared to those that receipt grant resources. >> got you. by the way, let me compliment sue veer, it seems like you are all using the 340b progra

from grants for the arts. thank you for making sure that we continue to invest in our arts organizations are parades are festivals in our exciting events of san francisco , and i'm going to just, um, leave you with this. um apec is going to be extraordinary in san francisco. and what is so amazing about what it represents ? david shoe touched upon it a little bit, but this is going to be an international event. of. a magnitude proportion and when i say that no other event on an international scale has existed in san francisco since 1945 when the united nations was created right here in our city. and so we will have heads of states. we will have ceo s and folks and companies. this will be an opportunity to showcase san francisco like never before, and the asian community will be on full display. we know that there are so many people who come from asia in different parts of asia and we know that there is a very close knit relationship. for community but also for business and so that will be on full display durin

and you mentioned plans on pell grants that you've had success at increasing grants, which used to cover a couple of decades ago, 80% of the cost of going to a state college recently is below 30%. and that's where the student has been coming from. does the department have plans to continue increasing the pell grants so that the students will have to take out less debt? yes, sir. the president requested another $820 increase in pell grants this year and has a path to doubling pell grant within a responsive budget by 2029. thank you. we recently. two years ago, sent a letter to the department asking poor for profit executive lives and owners who are a personally responsive, all for fraud and personally from fraud to be personally responsible for the borrower defense that the government has to end up paying. what are you doing to make sure they are personally responsible for not just a normal business failure? i mean, that that happens to people, but when they personally are involved the fraud and make of dollars, are they getting free? i remember you asking me this question when i was here

they have even been granted nationality as well and i- granted nationality as well and i find it— grantedationality as well and i find it very upsetting. one - granted nationality as well and i find it very upsetting. one man, president recep _ find it very upsetting. one man, president recep tayyip - find it very upsetting. one man, | president recep tayyip erdogan, delivered more than he promised for 21 years _ delivered more than he promised for 21 years. the opposition is promising things that would reduce opportunities for young people. we are trying _ opportunities for young people. we are trying to divide the country. if the opposition comes into power the country— the opposition comes into power the country will — the opposition comes into power the country will be divided into. recep tavvip _ country will be divided into. recep tayyip erdogan is the most logical candidate — tayyip erdogan is the most logical candidate but i don't want to support_ candidate but i don't want to support recep tayyip erdogan but there _ support recep tayyip erdogan but there is— support recep tayyip

the grant is awarded and through oversight while the grant funds are being expended? >> we have a competitive process that requires -- all these requests we receive. to my knowledge we don't have any projects that have been submitted twice and have received funding more than once. i will go back and check but my understanding is because of the process -- proof process we have it is not the case. >> is there a checklist or some other mechanism by which oia staff verifies there is no wasteful duplication? >> my understanding is we have a checklist we follow. >> who ultimately at oia is accountable for preventing waste fraud and abuse? who at oia is accountable for preventing waste fraud and abuse in terms of the money you are appropriated for these kind of programs? >> we all follow all the rules and i am responsible for making sure my stuff follows all the rules and procedures. >> a couple more questions per die wanted to ask about the indian land consolidation program in the budget request for purchasing highly functional land. i have here are the department testified

the $3 million for small business grants approximately 300 grants based on assumed cost per grant of $10 thousand each. and then this 3 million for the tenderloin street intervention program which is a new program, we show the budget for this on page 30 of the report and i'll note that any draw from the general reserve has to be paid as a deposit in next year's budget. we consider approval to be a policy matter for the board. >> thank you. do we have a maybe controller could answer this just a quickly update on how much remaining in the general fund reserve at this point? >> sure. risa (indiscernible) controller office. we ended fiscal year 22 with $43.8 million in the general reserve budget 64.6 is a required deposit this year. two supplemental that passed for 50 million so that is the math and there are many other pending supplementals that also draw on the reserve. >> so, we out-spent our general reserve already for this fiscal year? >> not quite all. >> about how much? >> there is about 50 left. >> thank you. >> sorry, let me check that. 57.8. >> thank you so much. with that-sorr

attack onim grants from many angles. and we must do everything to strengthen those rights for immigrants. yaman has walk third degree walk. assisted yemen-americans for the last 15 years special we had a member speak about their work and the work had been done with passport and immigration struggles. and many ways immigrants are taken advantage of buzz they don't understand the process. and that's the work yaman has done to stand up for individual who is work for the fast foot food industry and jan tors, mall business owners and ensured their rights and the rights of well tino residents when is working in connecticut. who alleged hartacement. a ba from berkeley and law degree from yale, not shon and he qualified for this appointment. and on a person note as a childim grant you finds you may be the first to hold a certain position but hopefully you are not the last. thank you, clothes and thank you for giving me an know opportunity to say a few wordos his behalf. >> thank you, i would also like to echo supervisor safai's

leger fernandez: we were not increasing the pell grant. one of the key ingredients for working families, for poor families, for those who have ambition but obstacles. we have not increased it at all. but yet higher education went up. tell me why it is important to increase pell grants for the students who need it most? secretary kvaal: one of the most effective tools we have to help more students enroll in college. and complete college. they serve six million students a year. and research shows that they are a wise investment. that we get the money back in terms of tax revenue. so solely on the basis of terps have a positive return. ms. leger fernandez: what people invest in and how does it benefit our economy. you just made that link. that's based on research. not just speculation. this hip hipcies -- hypothesis. i don't think there is any convincing evidence that this is real. is that correct? secretary kvaal: i have not seen evidence that pell grant increased tuition. ms. leger fernandez: it's not enough to say it over and over again. w

equalization rates for past grant awards over 95%. this would be the fourth iteration of this program. results of a survey to direct grant recipients has shown this funding roached a diverse racial and ethnic audience over 95 percent report third degree they were satisfied with the program. and 98% felt this the llc was highly responsive to their inquiries as part of this program. there are 13 eligible expense categories. the majority of funds have been used for rent payments about 55% of grant funds used for that purpose. followed boy capitol improve ams. compliance. fixtures and equipment and legal service the eljilt is determined with recommendations from cannabis oversight committee. a part of the current iteration 70 thousand dollars is allocated to equity businesses. the last 3 weeks 900 thousand dollars has been approved for dispursement. 3 million remain and this should this accept and extend resolution proceed would provide 1 million and a half dollars for this purpose the augmented services with free technical assistance for

are in demand today, and we have such grants. uh, last year they supported about a thousand and and once again it’s half a million rubles, and this year the collection of applications continues and there is an expansion of the program. there are grants of one million rubles each, and i’m meeting for student startups. that is, in universities with students, i heard i saw many eyes burn everybody wants. the main thing is that it is honest, yes, and that these competitions are organized, but it seems to me that the university picked up this business and is very similar. eh, there are very good examples of entrepreneurship. so that's all you are from the age of 14, then 18 years there are programs. moreover , the program wise guy and student startup during the year. you can apply this together when the company is growing, and then they are already picked up by the sme measures that we talked about, well, hmm. and i should probably say about student youth laboratories, which are also set up all over the country. now there are 740 of t

the four remaining nutrition grant. modifications listed in the table are for self help for the elderly programs. self help provides congregate and home delivered nutrition services for older adults and adults with disabilities across the city. they to focus on providing culturally responsive services and are well known for serving many of the city's asian communities with respect and care. chinese cuisine is the primary type of meal they provide. however they do offer american cuisine through their home delivered meal program. each self help grant modification adds funding to support a rate increase, and one also adds funding for more meals. elevated program costs such as food, fuel and staffing , continue to affect our nutrition partners. a rate increase for self help relieve some of the financial pressure related to inflation and helps mitigate a decline in voluntary contributions. also known as project income, that self help, and many of our other nutrition partners have experienced the past few years. giving client

stabilization grants have been appreciated, says nicole. unfortunately for nicole and educators everywhere, it is ending and parents and educators feel themselves seeking back. one person in louisiana says, after the end of the grant, the increase in pay need to be passed on to families. we don't want to do this but we will have no choice. many agree saying their programs will be forced to raise tuition. only 13% of family childcare respondents could say that their program will be fine with stable it -- when stabilization grants end. educators are walking away and parents and providers are desperate. arsenic director in tennessee says she is hiring people now been -- that she never would have interviewed before the pandemic. this is a last resort decision that should worry us all. it is the market that is failing parents. correcting underlying imbalances requires government intervention, not to restrict individual choices but to enhance them. congress must recognize that childcare is a public good. they must step in with subsidized funding

other examples of workforce development grants. again, continuing extending and expanding those grants, so that we can continue to do the outreach and other good work that needs to be done. and all of those areas are recommendations within the advisory board report. so, we would encourage congress to enact those recommendations. >> thank you. as many of you pointed out, it's no secret that individuals face contractible challenges due to the high cost of aviation education and training. for most of our hearing on the aviation workforce, united a v8 -- and goodyear, it's the first flight school fully owned by a major airline. we were able to learn about some other innovative techniques like public and private partnerships, using to financially support aviation training. particularly, for those with the most need. i know that other carriers are the last in american are also working to -- other training cost through initiatives and partnerships. so, has alaska been successful in cutting the cost of pilot training, and what have you fou

for entities will do grant awards. we need to make sure there is an email contact to make sure this organization gets his -- gets this. i will do that for every program discussed here today so you can have a contact. we have done outreach in a lot of places but we need to do a better job of making sure we communicate and get this in the right hands of folks out there. you will be the start. >> we understand food insecurity is a huge issue and we want to make sure during the summer months especially when our children are home, ring the school year they get two meals a day in the summer they are not receiving that same type of support. so the summer programs that many may not be aware of is critical. if the children in the school district are receiving medicaid or on public assistance, a lot of the different subsidy programs, they are eligible. it is not just going to a summer feeding program but they actually receive an ebt card in the summer that their families can help purchase meals and more food for them while they

the $3 million for small business grants approximately 300 grants based on assumed cost per grant of $10 thousand each. and then this 3 million for the tenderloin street intervention program which is a new program, we show the budget for this on page 30 of the report and i'll note that any draw from the general reserve has to be paid as a deposit in next year's budget. we consider approval to be a policy matter for the board. >> thank you. do we have a maybe controller could answer this just a quickly update on how much remaining in the general fund reserve at this point? >> sure. risa (indiscernible) controller office. we ended fiscal year 22 with $43.8 million in the general reserve budget 64.6 is a required deposit this year. two supplemental that passed for 50 million so that is the math and there are many other pending supplementals that also draw on the reserve. >> so, we out-spent our general reserve already for this fiscal year? >> not quite all. >> about how much? >> there is about 50 left. >> thank you. >> sorry, let me check that. 57.8. >> thank you so much. with that-sorr

the grant agreement funds three different services. it funds residential step-down, a small out patient program, but the largest component is a residential substance use treatment program targeted towards women with young children or who are pregnant. we showed the budget for this program on page 10 of the report, which shows this is a $2.7 million a year grant agreement, which is about a third of which funded by the city general fund. we also note that there were some performance issues for this contractor in the last fiscal year according to the assessments by the department, which included plan s of action to address administrative documentation and low units of service in the residential program due to staffing constraints within that program. according to the department, they have staffed up and resolved those issues. i also want to just note kind of zoom out a little bit, which is that this agreement is a cost reimbursement agreement and always has been from the beginning on the residential side. so, the fact they did not meet th

we have _ granted. we have got to earn their support. we have got— granted.where there are many more liberal democrat— position where there are many more liberal democrat mps. _ position where there are many more liberal democrat mps. but - position where there are many more liberal democrat mps.— liberal democrat mps. but you ex - licitl liberal democrat mps. but you explicitly ruling _ liberal democrat mps. but you explicitly ruling out _ liberal democrat mps. but you explicitly ruling out working . liberal democrat mps. but you. explicitly ruling out working with the conservatives. i know you don't want to give a 100% clarity, but by implication you are open to working with labour in some kind of coalition arrangement? the with labour in some kind of coalition arrangement? the focus is on caettin coalition arrangement? the focus is on getting rid _ coalition arrangement? the focus is on getting rid of— coalition arrangement? the focus is on getting rid of conservative - coalition arrangement? the focus is on getting rid of conservative mps, | on getting ri

>> i haven't seen the grant agreement. i think-i know the cost-looks like $10 10 million in expenses in 2021 and think the grant agreement is 4 ish. >> $4 million >> i believe without having seen it. i think that sorry, can you repeat the question? >> we have this agreement with them prombly we have others, they are doing other things. >> the process-there is this-the process for identifying at risk non profits is that there's-for all most 85 percent of non profits that contract with the city contract with multiple departments. they are then going to a monitoring pool that is kind of orchestrated by the controller's office. called the city wide non profit fiscal monitoring pool basically. they examine a host of-set of criteria where they look at the audited financial statements audit financials, governance, the board meeting is there board approving the financial statements, are the cost allocation reasonable? do the pay roll legitimate? so, there is a set of criteria they look at. if there are findings, in other words, if

but, just to confirm, imran khan has been granted bail following confirm, imran khan has been granted his hearing a confirm, imran khan has been granted bail following his hearing a short time ago in islamabad. we are watching those scenes are very closely, you can see on the screen, there. that is the high court in islamabad. if he steps out, what happens next? if he gets arrested, or he gets to go home, we will let you know. this is bbc news. let's move on to some other news making the headlines, in the uk. the uk chancellor of the exchequer, jeremy hunt, has welcomed official figures which show the country's economy grew in the first quarter of this year. but — the figure was just nought—point—one percent — but — the figure was just 0.1% — and the economy actually contracted in march. on thursday, the bank of england raised the interest rate — to 4.5% — as part of the ongoing effort to bring down inflation. but the bank's governor also suggested that the uk would avoid a recession this year — that's when there are two consecutive quarters of negative economic growth. here's mr hunt

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other examples, grants. again, continuing extending, expanding the grants so we can continue to do the outreach and other good work that needs to be done. all of those areas are recommendations within the advisory board report. we would encourage congress to enact to those recommendations. sen. sinema: it is no secret that individuals face considerable challenges due to the high cost of aviation education and training. most of our hearing on the aviation air force is the first flight school wholly-owned by a major airline. we were able to learn about some of their innovative techniques by public and private partnership. particularly those there. other carriers like alaska and american are working through partnerships for training. has it been successful in cutting the cost of pilot training, what did you find to be the most effective strategy to address the costs? ms. von muehlan: thank you for the question. alaska has invested in the assigned pilot academy to provide financial assistance, mentorship and a c

the $3 million for small business grants approximately 300 grants based on assumed cost per grant ofhousand each. and then this 3 million for the tenderloin street intervention program which is a new program, we show the budget for this on page 30 of the report and i'll note that any draw from the general reserve has to be paid as a deposit in next year's budget. we consider approval to be a policy matter for the board. >> thank you. do we have a maybe controller could answer this just a quickly update on how much remaining in the general fund reserve at this point? >> sure. risa (indiscernible) controller office. we ended fiscal year 22 with $43.8 million in the general reserve budget 64.6 is a required deposit this year. two supplemental that passed for 50 million so that is the math and there are many other pending supplementals that also draw on the reserve. >> so, we out-spent our general reserve already for this fiscal year? >> not quite all. >> about how much? >> there is about 50 left. >> thank you. >> sorry, let me check that. 57.8. >> thank you so much. with that-sorry. >>

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