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Findings and Recommendations 9 findings
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Sierra Meadows Management has not provided evidence that they purge the waitlist Telephone interviews with HR employee and Chief Administrative Officer (Interim yearly as recommended in the Admission and Continued Occupancy Plan (ACOP), Director of Human Resources) resulting in inconsistent occupancy and a lengthy waitlist. Review of Chief Administrative Officer's report dated April 2, 2024, for
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are unfilled and determine areas for improvement that could lead to the hiring of qualified recommended in the Admission and Continued Occupancy Plan (ACOP). This is to individuals. Two major areas became the focus of the investigation, those being the Human take place no later than October 31, 2025. (F1) Resources (HR) hiring process and the applicability of the current job descriptions. It was determined that the following impact/issues exist with the current hiring process: The PCCGJ recommends that the housing director develop a system for how
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Jobs Jobs Jobs! resulting in deferred and incomplete maintenance affecting the quality of housing provided to the residents. Failure to implement a Resident Advisory Board has resulted in the inability of
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maintenance requests are handled, logged, resolved, and documented. This is to Job applications go through a pre-screening process and not all applications are take place no later than October 31, 2025. (F2) shared with the Hiring Manager. Revisions to new or changed job descriptions are routed to various reviewers, . The PCCGJ recommends that the Plumas County Community Development
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residents to address issues of common concern as a community. Disregard for public safety and lack of routine maintenance has resulted in a severe
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causing lengthy delays in the process. Commission (PCCDC) empanel a Resident Advisory Board. This is to take place no
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wasp and rodent infestation with no visible traps. The Admission and Continued Occupancy Plan is not posted on the Plumas County
No recommendations for this finding
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Community Development Commission (PCCDC) website resulting in residents having limited access to pertinent information. As residents have no alternative means to file Discrimination Complaints, except
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The PCCGJ recommends that the BOS create a policy based on resolution of #SC 24-891, which will allow for succession planning, training and overlap in each department based on the discretion of the department head without additional BOS approval when upcoming vacancies are known. This is to take place no later than October 31, 2025. (F5)
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The current process does not allow for an overlap of employees when a known This is to take place no later than September 30, 2025. (F5) employee has a planned retirement date. There is a loss of knowledge sharing between the incoming employee and the retired employee. file a discrimination complaint about the management, it must be filed with the on-site To further worsen the current hiring problems, the Director of HR was placed on manager as stated in the ACOP. Several residents feel that these conditions affected their Administrative Leave on May 17, 2022, at which time the Chief Administrative Officer mental well-being. One person believes these conditions may have contributed to the became acting Interim Director of HR. Following this, the Chief Administrative Officer was deaths that have occurred here. placed on Administrative Leave on January 21, 2025. The Investigating Committee identified several structural issues while conducting the
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through the onsite manager, their concerns at times go unaddressed. Disregard for public safety is apparent as several structural issues are visible to the
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The PCCGJ recommends that PCCDC provide an alternative contact for filing The Grand Jury members who individually visited the elections office on several of the discrimination complaints and post this information onsite. This is to take place no scheduled days (including election day November 5) were signed in, given a badge, and later than October 31, 2025. (F6) then taken to the observation window area where the workers were situated with the equipment. The Grand Jury members were also provided with general rules for observers
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SUMMARY casual visitor. Several departments in Plumas County are understaffed, which results in issues of overworked employees, those who fill positions without the necessary qualifications, and those in key positions who lack leadership skills.
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The PCCGJ recommends that the PCCDC develop an action plan to repair the and given a signed letter to retain during their visit. Most of the members stayed at the structural issues previously identified. This is to take place no later than October 31, window approximately two hours where they were given periodic updates by election staff. 2025. (F7) Some members were given a demonstration of the signature verification process by looking at their own signature on record in the main election office. No chairs are typically provided but Election staff indicated they could be if requested. No other observers from the public
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continue to be the main reasons why positions remain unfilled. This investigation has been hindered by lack of HR leadership and by lack of
No recommendations for this finding
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collaboration between Departmental Heads. In particular, HR accountability and responsiveness were impeded when the Director of HR was placed on Administrative Leave on May 17, 2022, and the Chief Administrative Officer (as acting interim Director of HR) was placed on Administrative Leave on January 21, 2025.
No recommendations for this finding
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