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Alameda County Grand Jury
• 2015-2016
Constraints on the Measure A Oversight Committee
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Findings and Recommendations 3 findings
F16-32
Page 76
The Measure A Oversight Committee is reactive, not proactive. It is limited by legislation that restricts it from making recommendations regarding the efficiency of programs funded, or how the funds should be expended.
No recommendations for this finding
F16-33
Page 76
The Grand Jury finds that both the Health Care Services Agency and the Measure A Oversight Committee are underfunded for administrative staff needed to oversee the effective use of public funds distributed to the widespread range of community based organizations.
No recommendations for this finding
F16-34
Page 76
The Measure A ordinance so limits the Measure A Oversight Committee that its current role is insufficient to assure taxpayers that the funds are providing the services that are needed.
No recommendations for this finding