BY SHAUN BISHOP Daily News Staff Writer Over the past five years, San Mateo County has paid Santa Clara County for the use of two specialized jail beds at a cost of at least $1,200 each per day — almost half a million dollars each per year. On Tuesday, San Mateo County supervisors will con- sider approving a $2 million contract extension with Santa Clara County to keep using the beds two more years. The contract guarantees San Mateo County two acute inpatient mental health beds in the Santa Clara County jail through June 2011 for inmates who are “gravely disabled” and may be refusing to eat, take medication or bathe, said San Mateo County Health System spokeswoman Beverly Thames. Those inmates require individual cells, licensed nurses and psychiatric staff. Included in the costs are hearings in which a judge can order forced medication, she said. In the first year of the contract, which begins July 1, the beds will each cost $1,350 per day, or $492,750 per year. In the contract’s second year, a 5 percent increase raises the cost to $1,418 per bed per day, or $517,570 each for the contract year ending June 30, 2011. The cost of the beds has climbed gradually since mid- 2004, when Santa Clara County sharply raised its rates from $166 per day to about $1,200 per day, according to a ATHERTON EAST PALO ALTO LOS ALTOS LOS ALTOS HILLS MENLO PARK MOUNTAIN VIEW PALO ALTO PORTOLA VALLEY REDWOOD CITY SAN CARLOS STANFORD WOODSIDE PAGEMILL CAUGHT BY SHAUN BISHOP Daily News Staff Writer Over the past five years, San Mateo County has paid Santa Clara County for the use of two specialized jail beds at a cost of at least $1,200 each per day — almost half a million dollars each per year. On Tuesday, San Mateo County super- visors will consider approving a $2 million contract extension with Santa Clara County to keep using the beds two more years. The contract guar- antees San Mateo County two acute in- patient mental health beds in the Santa Clara County jail through June 2011 for inmates who are “gravely disabled” and may be refusing to eat, take medica- tion or bathe, said San Mateo County Health System spokeswoman Beverly Thames. Those inmates require individual cells, li- censed nurses and psychiatric staff. Included in the costs are hearings in which a judge can order forced medication, she said. In the first year of the contract, which begins July 1, the beds will each cost $1,350 per day, or $492,750 per year. In the contract’s second year, a 5 percent increase raises the cost to $1,418 per bed per day, or $517,570 each for the contract year ending June 30, 2011. The cost of the beds has climbed gradu- ally since mid-2004, when Santa Clara County sharply raised its rates from $166 per day to about $1,200 per day, according to a 2004 report by then-San Mateo Those inmates require individual cells, li- censed nurses and psychiatric staff. Included in the costs are hearings in which a judge can order forced medication, she said. Woman stabbed by lover n 32-year-old filed a protective order the day she was slain MUM’S THE WORD ON MOON, MARS President Obama marks the 40th anniversary of mankind’s first moon landing by saying ‘math and science are cool again,’ but makes no mention of a trip back to the moon or a manned mission to Mars. NATION, PAGE 12 Abby ........................................ XX Business ................................ XX Comics/Crossword ................ XX Sports ..................................... XX Wildcard .................................. XX Wildcard ................................. 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On Tuesday, San Mateo County supervisors will consider approv- ing a $2 million contract extension with Santa Clara County to keep using the beds two more years. The contract guarantees San Mateo County two acute inpatient mental health beds in the Santa Clara County jail through June 2011 for inmates who are “gravely disabled” and may be refusing to eat, take medication or bathe, said San Mateo County Health System spokeswoman Beverly Thames. Those inmates require individ- ual cells, licensed nurses and psy- chiatric staff. Included in the costs are hearings in which a judge can order forced medication, she said. In the first year of the contract, which begins July 1, the beds will each cost $1,350 per day, or $492,750 per year. In the contract’s second year, a 5 percent increase raises the cost to $1,418 per bed per day, or $517,570 each for the con- tract year ending June 30, 2011. The cost of the beds has climbed gradually since mid-2004, when Santa Clara County sharply raised its rates from $166 per day to about $1,200 per day, according to a 2004 report by then-San Mateo Those inmates require individual cells, licensed nurses and psychi- atric staff. Included in the costs are hearings in which a judge can order “ I just don’t get excited about stuff. This is a pull quote.” LINDSAY BRYANT, PERSON 7IRISH GETAWAY FOR CHEAP GOV. PALIN RESIGNS TRAVEL NATION BY SHAUN BISHOP Daily News Staff Writer Over the past five years, San Mateo County has paid Santa Clara County for the use of two specialized jail beds at a cost of at least $1,200 each per day — almost half a million dollars each per year. On Tuesday, San Mateo County super- visors will consider approving a $2 million contract extension with Santa Clara County to keep using the beds two more years. The contract guarantees San Mateo County two acute inpatient mental health beds in the Santa Clara County jail through June 2011 for inmates who are “gravely disabled” and may be refusing to eat, take medication or bathe, said San Mateo County Health System spokeswoman Beverly Thames. Those inmates require individual cells, li- censed nurses and psychiatric staff. 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By Shaun BiShopDaily News Staff Writer
Over the past five years, San Mateo County has paid Santa Clara County for the use of two specialized jail beds at a cost of at least $1,200 each per day — almost half a million dollars each per year.
On Tuesday, San Mateo County supervisors will con-sider approving a $2 million contract extension with Santa Clara County to keep using the beds two more years.
The contract guarantees San Mateo County two acute
inpatient mental health beds in the Santa Clara County jail through June 2011 for inmates who are “gravely disabled” and may be refusing to eat, take medication or bathe, said San Mateo County Health System spokeswoman Beverly Thames.
Those inmates require individual cells, licensed nurses and psychiatric staff. Included in the costs are hearings in which a judge can order forced medication, she said.
In the first year of the contract, which begins July 1, the beds will each cost $1,350 per day, or $492,750 per year. In the contract’s second year, a 5 percent increase raises the cost to $1,418 per bed per day, or $517,570 each for the contract year ending June 30, 2011.
The cost of the beds has climbed gradually since mid-2004, when Santa Clara County sharply raised its rates from $166 per day to about $1,200 per day, according to a
ATHERTON EAST PALO ALTO LOS ALTOS LOS ALTOS HILLS MENLO PARK MOUNTAIN VIEW PALO ALTO PORTOLA VALLEY REDWOOD CITY SAN CARLOS STANFORD WOODSIDE
PAGEMILL CAUGHT
By Shaun BiShopDaily News Staff Writer
Over the past five years, San Mateo County has paid Santa Clara County for the use of two specialized jail beds at a cost of at least $1,200 each per day — almost half a million dollars each per year.
On Tuesday, San Mateo County super-visors will consider approving a $2 million contract extension with Santa Clara County to keep using the beds two more years.
The contract guar-antees San Mateo County two acute in-patient mental health beds in the Santa Clara County jail through June 2011 for inmates who are “gravely disabled” and may be refusing to eat, take medica-tion or bathe, said San Mateo County Health System spokeswoman Beverly Thames.
Those inmates require individual cells, li-censed nurses and psychiatric staff. Included in the costs are hearings in which a judge can order forced medication, she said.
In the first year of the contract, which begins July 1, the beds will each cost $1,350 per day, or $492,750 per year. In the contract’s second year, a 5 percent increase raises the cost to $1,418 per bed per day, or $517,570 each for the contract year ending June 30, 2011.
The cost of the beds has climbed gradu-ally since mid-2004, when Santa Clara County sharply raised its rates from $166 per day to about $1,200 per day, according to a 2004 report by then-San Mateo
Those inmates require individual cells, li-censed nurses and psychiatric staff. Included in the costs are hearings in which a judge can order forced medication, she said.
Woman stabbed by lovern 32-year-old filed a protective order the day she was slain
mum’s the word on moon, marsPresident Obama marks the 40th anniversary of mankind’s first moon landing by saying ‘math and science are cool again,’ but makes no mention of a trip back to the moon or a manned mission to Mars. NatiON, Page 12
Abby ........................................ XXBusiness ................................ XX Comics/Crossword ................ XX Sports ..................................... XX Wildcard .................................. XXWildcard ................................. XX Wildcard .................................. XX Wildcard ................................ XX
Redwood City takes 7th titlethe legendary City National Senior all-Stars reach the end of the road
Newsroom: 650-391-1337Advertising: 650-391-1337Circulation: 650-391-1337Or e-mail us at [email protected]
INSIDE TODAY
SPORTS
FUSION
Musical moves into Little FoxCompany’s 40th season starts with a moving musi-cal, ‘tinyard Hill’
Index
Contact Us
BUSINESS
Housing pRiCes dRop again Bay area hit hardest by recession
High: 90 Low: 55Full weather report: Page A8
Weather forecast
THE
DailyNewsJune, 20, 2009
FREE
7 MONDAY baydailynews.com
Apartment owners did this and this. This deck treatment is reserved for nice photos and big stories.
By Shaun BiShopDaily News Staff Writer
Over the past five years, San Mateo County has paid Santa Clara County for the use of two special-ized jail beds at a cost of at least $1,200 each per day — almost half a million dollars each per year.
On Tuesday, San Mateo County supervisors will consider approv-ing a $2 million contract extension with Santa Clara County to keep using the beds two more years.
The contract guarantees San Mateo County two acute inpatient mental health beds in the Santa Clara County jail through June 2011 for inmates who are “gravely disabled” and may be refusing to
eat, take medication or bathe, said San Mateo County Health System spokeswoman Beverly Thames.
Those inmates require individ-ual cells, licensed nurses and psy-chiatric staff. Included in the costs are hearings in which a judge can order forced medication, she said.
In the first year of the contract, which begins July 1, the beds will each cost $1,350 per day, or
$492,750 per year. In the contract’s second year, a 5 percent increase raises the cost to $1,418 per bed per day, or $517,570 each for the con-tract year ending June 30, 2011.
The cost of the beds has climbed gradually since mid-2004, when Santa Clara County sharply raised its rates from $166 per day to about $1,200 per day, according to a 2004 report by then-San Mateo
Those inmates require individual cells, licensed nurses and psychi-atric staff. Included in the costs are hearings in which a judge can order
“ I just don’t get excited about stuff. This is a pull quote.”
LINDSAY BRYANT, PERSON
7IRISH GETAWAY FOR CHEAP
GOV. PALIN RESIGNS TRAVEL
NATION
By Shaun BiShopDaily News Staff Writer
Over the past five years, San Mateo County has paid Santa Clara County for the use of two specialized jail beds at a cost of at least $1,200 each per day — almost half a million dollars each per year.
On Tuesday, San Mateo County super-visors will consider approving a $2 million contract extension with Santa Clara County to keep using the beds two more years.
The contract guarantees San Mateo County two acute inpatient mental health beds in the Santa Clara County jail through June 2011 for inmates who are “gravely disabled” and may be refusing to eat, take medication or bathe, said San Mateo County Health System spokeswoman Beverly Thames.
Those inmates require individual cells, li-censed nurses and psychiatric staff. Included
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