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Glenn County Grand Jury
• 2018-2019
Board of Supervisors Response to 2017-2018 Grand Jury Findings
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Note: Missing finding numbers detected: F5, F6
Findings 6 findings
F1
Page 30
The current number of patrolling deputies is inadequate to fully cover and meet the safety needs of the three beats within the county. RESPONSE TO FINDING: Agree with finding.
F2
Page 30
Past history has the Glenn County Patrol Deputies receiving less pay than surrounding counties. RESPONSE TO FINDING: 2018-2019 Glenn County Grand Jury Report | 2017-2018 Grand Jury Response Reports 2018-2019 Grand Jury Final Report Responses to the Grand Jury Reports 12 Disagree with finding.
F3
Page 31
Two new communication programs were implemented to alert Glenn County residents to emergencies within the area via cell phones, emails, and social media. RESPONSE TO FINDING: Agree with finding.
F4
Page 34
The Grand Jury found that several departments realigned and reclassified employees’ positions, granting the positions large percentages of raises. With the additional spike in pay, results were an increase in CalPERS payments. RESPONSE TO FINDING Disagree wholly with finding.
F7
Page 30
Facility - The Grand Jury found the sidewalk leading to the entrance ramp of the jail reception area has receded approximately an inch or more below the public sidewalk. This could cause someone to fall/trip or may have difficulty accessing with a wheelchair. RESPONSE TO FINDING: Agree with finding.
F8
Page 30
With several articles published in the local newspaper regarding medical treatment while being incarcerated, the Grand Jury found that CFMG followed all medical procedures and guidelines required by CFMG. RESPONSE TO FINDING: Agree wholly with finding.
Recommendations 7
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R1Page 30The Grand Jury recommends that the Board of Supervisors provide funding to fully allocate six additional Patrol Officers positions. ACTION: r Completed r Will Be Completed x Partly Completed r Not Completed
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R2Page 31The Grand Jury recommends the administration and governing board keep pace with the cost of living and provide a wage equal to surrounding counties to maintain trained and experienced policing staff. ACTION: rCompleted r Will Be Completed r Partly Completed xNot be Completed
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R3Page 31No response Required ACTION: Not Applicable SECTION: PROBATION DEPARTMENT — JUVENILE HALL 2017-2018 Grand Jury Report, Board of Supervisors (Pages 9-10)
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R4Page 34The Grand Jury recommends the Board of Supervisors have an outside auditor provide a non- biased report in recommending areas throughout the County where financial savings are possible. ACTION: r Completed r Will Be Completed r Partly Completed x Not Completed Special Notation: During investigating the County’s amount of CalPERS unfunded liability, it was found that the Grand Jury was misled and was provided misinformation throughout the investigation by the County Department of Finance. Initial information was provided to the Grand Jury by several Board members during the Grand Jury interview with the Board of Supervisors. It was reported by a Supervisor that the County had received a $3 million (plus) bill from CalPERS. The Supervisor stating that “We (the Board of Supervisors) don’t know how we are going to pay the bill.” 2018-2019 Glenn County Grand Jury Report | 2017-2018 Grand Jury Response Reports 2018-2019 Grand Jury Final Report
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R6Page 30It is strongly recommended that the Board of Supervisors, as a body, annually tour and inspect the jail facility. ACTION: r Completed r Will Be Completed r Partly Completed x Not Completed Special Notation: While the Board of Supervisors state it would be a violation of the Brown Act to attend a visit to the jail, other options are available for the Board to visit the Jail without violating the Brown Act. The Sheriff provided a manner for this to be achieved by scheduling three separate dates for the Board of Supervisors tour to allow their opportunity to tour and inspect the facility and operations while complying with the Brown Act. (See Sheriff letter to the Judge, F6)
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R7Page 30The 2017-2018 Grand Jury recommends the Sheriff Department repair the outside entrance to the jail blending it with the public sidewalk to meet the directives of the American disability Act. ACTION: : r Completed r Will Be Completed r Partly Completed x Not Completed
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R8Page 30No response required ACTION: Not Applicable SECTION: GLENN COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 2017-2018 Grand Jury Report, Board of Supervisors (Pages 8-9)