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Extracted from Consolidated Report
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San Bernardino County Grand Jury
• 2015-2016
Transgender Support in Schools
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Findings 8 findings
F1
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Social skills are used to interact with the public.
F2
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All interviewed have used their educational background and past experience for their job in code enforcement.
F3
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Training and certification are necessary to provide the required services to the city and its residents.
F4
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The existence of large windows facing the parking lot is a safety risk to personnel.
F5
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Formal first aid training is not required by the department.
F6
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Expandable batons, bite sticks, or raid vests are not provided.
F7
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Full body hazardous material suits are not provided.
F8
Page 41
Smartphones or iPads are not available to all field officers.
Recommendations 10
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R16-22Page 41Integrate a bi-annual training course on first aid procedures.
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R16-23Page 41Provide an expandable baton or bite stick for self-defense.
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R16-24Page 41Supply full body hazmat type suits in addition to goggles, shoe covers to use during dangerous, unsafe, drug related, or health hazard investigations and inspections.
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R16-25Page 41Erect concrete posts or vehicle barriers between the parking lot and the RDSD building to provide protection. 2015-2016 San Bernardino County Grand Jury – City of Rialto Code Enforcement
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R16-26Page 42Install bullet proof, one-way vision glass at the Code Enforcement Offices.
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R16-27Page 42Provide Smartphones or iPads linked to the Code Enforcement computer system.
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R16-28Page 42Issue bright color raid vests to easier identify Code officers during a police, fire, DEA, or Homeland Security interaction scene.
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R16-29Page 49The Grand Jury is recommending that the FCL investigate public and private labs in the county to determine which agency conducts similar testing protocol as the county. The backlog rape kit cases can then be contracted out to those agencies.
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R16-30Page 49The Grand Jury is recommending that the FCL adhere to the spirit contained in AB 1517 even though the bill lacks mandatory provisions. Coroner
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R16-31Page 49The Grand Jury is recommending that the Sheriff/Coroner’s office fill vacant positions and offer incentives to make it more attractive for potential prospects to work in San Bernardino as opposed to other counties in the surrounding areas.