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Extracted from Consolidated Report
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Findings 5 findings
F1
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Some police department job descriptions do not accurately describe what the employees are actually doing in the performance of their duties.
F2
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There is no “Traffic Safety Fund” in the Marysville City Budget as required by California Vehicle Code Section 42200.
F3
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The computer system is inadequate, obsolete and lacks offsite backup.
F4
Page 41
Dispatch Center is not staffed 24/7.
F5
Page 41
Police Vehicle Maintenance is performed by the City of Marysville at the city yard.
Recommendations 5
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R1Page 40Job descriptions should be reviewed and rewritten as necessary to reflect the work being done.
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R2Page 40The City should establish a Traffic Safety Fund in the budget, and expend the monies according to California Vehicle Code Section 42200.
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R3Page 40Upgrade the Marysville Police Department computer system and install backup at the City Maintenance Yard. Yuba County Grand Jury Final Report June 26, 2008
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R4Page 41Hire sufficient personnel to fully staff the Dispatch Center.
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R5Page 41The MPD should have a dedicated mechanic for better control of repairs and preventive maintenance. PASSED and ADOPTED by the Yuba County Grand Jury on the 27th day of May, 2008.