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Findings 8 findings
F1
A majority of calls go to voice mail to be evaluated at a later time.
F2
An additional Animal Service Officer is needed. Due to the insufficient salary being offered it is implausible to recruit and retain a qualified Animal Service Officer.
F3
The level of compliance in obtaining licenses for dogs has decreased.
F4
ACS provided care and housing for displaced animals during the Butte Fire.
F5
Facilities are being upgraded to meet the needs of the county animal population through the work of volunteers and from generous donations of local businesses and citizens.
F6
Fire Camp crews comprised fifteen percent of the firefighting teams that fought the Butte Fire.
F7
A GED program is available to inmates.
F8
AB109 has reduced the VCC prison population which has resulted in vacancies in inmate crews; for example two crews dropped from fifteen to nine inmates.
Recommendations 2
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R1Utilize volunteers in office operations when available. RESPONSE REQUESTED: Animal Control Services
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R2An additional office technician is needed. RESPONSE REQUESTED: Board of Supervisors Animal Control Services
No Responses Found 1
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Calaveras County Resource Conservation District
Conservation District