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Extracted from Consolidated Report

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San Bernardino County Grand Jury • 2005-2006

Illegal Immigrants

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Findings 6 findings

There are 58 departments/agencies in the County 2. 17 of these departments/agencies provide services only to other departments 3. 10 departments have definitely stated they provide services to illegal immigrants 4. 10 more departments have stated that they “probably” or “maybe” provide services to illegal immigrants 2005-2006 San Bernardino County Grand Jury Final Report 73

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17 of these departments/agencies provide services only to other departments

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10 departments have definitely stated they provide services to illegal immigrants

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10 more departments have stated that they “probably” or “maybe” provide services to illegal immigrants 2005-2006 San Bernardino County Grand Jury Final Report 73

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Of these 20 departments who provide services to illegal immigrants, 10 of them stated that some or all of expenses for illegal immigrant services are reimbursed by the State or Federal government (usually at a much later date) 6. 6 departments provided an annual cost estimate to provide services to illegal immigrants:

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6 departments provided an annual cost estimate to provide services to illegal immigrants:

Recommendations 24

R06-47
Page 72

EXPAND THE GLEN HELEN REHABILITATION CENTER TO ADD 500 BEDS.
R06-48
Page 72

EXPAND THE ADELANTO DETENTION CENTER TO ADD 700 BEDS.
R06-49
Page 72

REDUCE THE NUMBER OF FEDERAL PRISONERS IN COUNTY FACILITIES TO 320 TO CONFORM TO THE AGREEMENT WITH THE UNITED STATES FEDERAL MARSHAL’S SERVICE.
R06-50
Page 72

DO NOT RENEW THE AGREEMENT WITH THE UNITED STATES FEDERAL MARSHAL’S SERVICE WHEN IT EXPIRES IN 2009.
R06-51
Page 72

RETURN ALL ILLEGAL ALIEN INMATES HELD IN COUNTY FACILITIES TO THE IMMIGRATION & CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT.
R06-52
Page 72

IMMEDIATELY CONSTRUCT A NEW ADULT JAIL FACILITY ON THE LAND PURCHASED IN APPLE VALLEY.
R06-53
Page 76

DEVELOP A POLICY AND PROCEDURES MANUAL TO INCLUDE A SUSPENSION AND DEBARMENT POLICY.
R06-54
Page 76

PUT POLICIES AND PROCEDURES INTO PRACTICE WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THIS RECOMMENDATION.
R06-55
Page 76

IMPLEMENT A COMPUTERIZED BIDDERS’ DATABASE TO INCREASE THE OUTREACH EFFORTS TO OBTAIN ADDITIONAL COMPETITIVE BIDS ON COUNTY PROJECTS.
R06-56
Page 78

MOVE THE OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES AND EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER TO AN EARTHQUAKE COMPLIANT FACILITY WITH SUFFICIENT SPACE NEEDED FOR PERSONNEL TO FUNCTION EFFICIENTLY.
R06-57
Page 80

INCREASE ALTERNATIVE FUEL AND HYBRID VEHICLE INVENTORY AND USAGE WHEREVER PRACTICAL.
R06-58
Page 80

STRICTLY ENFORCE SAFETY RULES AND REGULATIONS AND IMPOSE DISCIPLINARY ACTION FOR ALL VIOLATORS.
R06-59
Page 80

MAKE PUBLIC THE COMMISSIONED CONSOLIDATION REPORT CONDUCTED BY FLEET COUNSELOR SERVICES OF MESA, ARIZONA.
R06-60
Page 82

DELETE THE USE OF ORAL BIDS; ACCEPT ONLY SEALED BIDS ON SURPLUS PROPERTIES.
R06-61
Page 82

FINALIZE AND MAINTAIN THE MASTER INVENTORY DATABASE OF COUNTY-OWNED PROPERTY ON A QUARTERLY BASIS, INCLUDING APPRAISED VALUES AND PHYSICAL LOCATIONS.
R06-62
Page 82

COMPLETE THE REAL ESTATE SERVICES POLICIES AND PROCEDURES MANUAL TO INCLUDE AN INDEX AND PAGE NUMBERING.
R06-63
Page 84

UPDATE THE DATABASE OF HIGH SCHOOL GOVERNMENT TEACHERS TWICE YEARLY; ONCE IN LATE AUGUST AND ONCE IN LATE JANUARY, TO ACCOUNT FOR CHANGES IN TEACHER ASSIGNMENTS.
R06-64
Page 84

SEND A PREPAID SURVEY CARD TO POLL WORKERS WHEN THE THANK YOU CARD IS SENT, SEEKING TO DETERMINE THE EXPERIENCE OF THE POLL WORKER AND SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT.
R06-65
Page 84

PROVIDE TELEPHONE NUMBERS OF THE ASSIGNED ROVERS TO EACH POLL INSPECTOR.
R06-66
Page 84

USE COUNTY EMPLOYEES ONLY AS SUBSTITUTE POLL WORKERS.
R06-67
Page 89

COMMISSION A NEXUS STUDY TO DETERMINE THE FEASIBILITY FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEES RELATED TO FUTURE DEVELOPMENT AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF PUBLIC FACILITIES, FIRE FACILITIES, ROADS, BRIDGES, TRAFFIC SIGNALS, CONSERVATION/LAND BANKS, REGIONAL PARKS, REGIONAL MULTI-PURPOSE TRAILS, FLOOD CONTROL, AND LIBRARY BOOKS WITHIN UNINCORPORATED AREAS OF SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY.
R06-68
Page 93

THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS IMMEDIATELY REQUIRE ALL COUNTY DEPARTMENTS/AGENCIES TO START TRACKING THE COSTS OF PROVIDING SERVICES TO ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS.
R06-69
Page 93

COUNTY COUNSEL PROVIDE A LEGAL OPINION TO DETERMINE HOW TO TABULATE THE NUMBER OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT CHILDREN IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS WITHIN THE COUNTY, WITHOUT INTENT TO DENY SERVICES.
R06-70
Page 93

THE COUNTY COMMENCE PUBLISHING AND FORWARDING THE ANNUAL COSTS OF PROVIDING SERVICES TO ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS TO THE MEDIA AND ALL LEGISLATORS WHO REPRESENT SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY, AT BOTH THE STATE AND FEDERAL LEVEL, AND TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.