Marin County Grand Jury • 2024-2025 • Agency Response
Response to: Cyberattacks: A Growing Threat to Marin Government

Townof Councilmember SAN Ansei*

Published: June 23, 2020 2 pages
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Note: Missing finding numbers detected: F4

Findings and Recommendations 2 findings

F3
(F3): Any link to publicpay.ca.gov on an agency's website that fails to go directly to the agency's current compensation data on that website does not satisfy the intent of the Government Code that information be easily located. The Town of San Anselmo agrees with F3 and it has been implemented.
Related Recommendations (1)
R3
(R3): No later than 90 days after the date of this report, agencies should modify the location of their existing publicpay.ca.gov links to satisfy the requirement of Government Code Section 53908 that their link be "conspicuous." Conspicuous locations for agencies are suggested in Table 2. The Town of San Anselmo agrees with R3 and it has been implemented.
F5
(F5): Regarding detailed disclosure of total compensation paid, most public agencies do not break out all components of compensation paid to their elected officials, including salary, meeting fees or stipends (including compensation for serving as liaison to other advisory committees, councils and forums), reimbursements, health and retirement benefits, and other benefits such as equipment. The Town of San Anselmo disagrees with F5 and it will not be implemented. The Town feels that the information on the public pay webpage reflects the true compensation that the elected official received.
No recommendations for this finding

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