San Joaquin County Grand Jury
• 2014-2015
• Agency Response
Tracy City Council Main 209.831.6000*
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Findings and Recommendations 1 findings
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1 Over the last four years, almost all responses by the County and the Cities were approved by unanimous votes after little or no discussion by the elected officials or the public. The City agrees that, over the last four years, its responses to Grand Jury Reports have been approved by unanimous votes. However, elected officials and the public have participated in some discussion regarding such responses. Over the last four years, the City of Tracy responded to two Grand Jury Reports. Both were approved with unanimous votes of the City Council. One report was approved on the consent calendar with no discussion. The other report was considered on the City Council's regular agenda and it was discussed by both the City Council and the public. Recommendation
Related Recommendations (1)
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1 All legislative bodies publicly explain the reasons for its response to Grand Jury Findings and Recommendations prior to voting to approve their response. This recommendation will be implemented. The City will place future responses to Grand Jury Reports on the City Council's regular agenda for discussion and Think Inside the Triangle™ September 2, 2014 consideration. In addition to a written staff report, staff will also provide a verbal report, so the City Council and public better understand the City's response. Sincerely, Me Brent H. Ives, Mayor On Behalf of the Tracy City Council Members of the Tracy City Council CC: Troy Brown, City Manager Maria Hurtado, Assistant City Manager Daniel G. Sodergren, City Attorney . . . Think Inside the Triangle™ .
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