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Extracted from Consolidated Report
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Calaveras County Grand Jury
• 2018-2019
Calaveras County Grand Jury Report 2018-2019
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Findings 10 findings
F1
All required responses to the CCGJ 2017-2018 Animal Control Services report were submitted in compliance within the time requirements of the California Penal Code §933.
F2
Almost all required responses to the CCGJ 2017-2018 Animal Control Services report did not meet the “timeframe for implementation” requirement in California Penal Code §933.
F3
All required responses to the CCGJ 2017-2018 Board of Supervisors Residency report were fully compliant with California Penal Code §933.
F4
All required responses to the CCGJ 2017-2018 Calaveras County Jail report were submitted timely in compliance with California Penal Code §933.
F5
Three responses to the CCGJ 2017-2018 Calaveras County Jail report, which indicated further analysis was required, did not indicate a time frame in which such analysis would be performed as required by California Penal Code §933.
F6
Two respondents to the CCGJ 2017-2018 Measure E Election 2016 report submitted timely responses but did not indicate time frames in which further analysis would be performed as required by California Penal Code §933.
F7
At the time of this writing, one agency required to respond to the CCGJ 2017-2018 Measure E Election 2016 report within 90 days has not responded.
F8
At the time of this writing, none of the required officials or agencies have responded to the CCGJ 2017-2018 Vallecito Camp Facility report.
F9
At the time of this writing, CAL Fire, which was invited to respond to the CCGJ 2017-2018 Vallecito Camp Facility report, has not responded.
F10
The 2017-2018 CCGJ may have contributed to respondent noncompliance regarding the timeframe for implementation of corrective action or further analysis by failing to include specific instructions from the California Penal Code §933.
Recommendations 1
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R10None Reports issued by the Grand Jury do not identify individuals interviewed. Penal Code §929 requires that reports of the Grand Jury not contain the name of any person or facts leading to the identity of any person who provides information to the Grand Jury. REFERENCE SOURCES • California Penal Code §933 et seq., which specifies how responses are to be formatted • 2017–2018 CCGJ Final Report • All responses to the 2017–2018 CCGJ Final Report • 2017–2018 Shasta County Grand Jury Responses to the 2016–2017 Shasta County Grand Jury Reports • California Grand Jury Association Report Response Template • 2016–2017 Orange County Grand Jury Report of Responses to the 2015–2016 Orange County Grand Jury Report titled “Unfinished Business” • 2016–2017 El Dorado County Grand Jury Report of Responses to the 2015–2016 El Dorado County Grand Jury Report titled “Looking Back and Looking Ahead” • 2017–2018 CCGJ Compliance Report Matrix compiled by 2018-2019 CCGJ • 2017–2018 CCGJ Responses Matrix for Animal Control Services report compiled by 2018- 2019 CCGJ • 2017–2018 CCGJ Responses Matrix for Board of Supervisor Residency report compiled by 2018-2019 CCGJ • 2017–2018 CCGJ Responses Matrix for Calaveras County Jail report compiled by 2018-2019 CCGJ • 2017–2018 CCGJ Responses Matrix for Measure E Election 2016 report compiled by 2018- 2019 CCGJ • 2017–2018 CCGJ Responses Matrix for Vallecito Camp Facility report compiled by 2018- 2019 CCGJ
Commendations 2
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CM1C1. Individual County schools do their best to serve the needs of homeless students. Page 58 of 114
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CM2C1. The CCSO is deserving of congratulations on their performance of high standards within the jail. C2. The CCSO and Mark Twain Medical Center have performed remarkably well in handling and processing rape kits.