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Extracted from Consolidated Report
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Findings 7 findings
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The staff of the Devore Animal Shelter complies with the Hayden Law and all applicable procedures:
• The Chameleon database system maintains adequate record keeping
• Animals are reunited with the owners when address information is current
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Page 95
The staff of the Devore Animal Shelter does not utilize Trap Neuter Release as it is not a mandate when feral cats are found, and funding is not available for TNR (Food and Agricultural Code §31752.5c).
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Page 95
The Devore Animal Shelter utilizes donations and contributions in an effective manner. COMMENDATION The Devore Animal Shelter staff is commended for encouraging the assistance of outside groups and organizations in locating permanent homes for their animals and for utilizing ARFF, as a means to enhance revenue. 2014-2015 San Bernardino County Grand Jury – Devore Animal Shelter 96 REGISTERED SEX OFFENDER WEBSITES
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Page 104
A collaborative teamwork approach is evident among sworn and staff members of the Fontana Police Department. San Bernardino Police Department
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Page 104
Access to San Bernardino OffenderWatchⓇ is easy for computer users as it involves just one computer click from the San Bernardino Police Department home page; however, information is limited for users.
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Page 104
The number of registered sex offenders provided on Department of Justice (DOJ) Megan’s Law website for the city of San Bernardino is a more complete list (640 on May 19, 2015) than the number of sex offenders on the San Bernardino Police Department OffenderWatchⓇ website (6 on May 19, 2015). 2014-2015 San Bernardino County Grand Jury – Registered Sex Offender Websites 105
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Page 116
Aero Squadron members are complying with SBCSD policies regarding refueling of personal aircraft. 2014-2015 San Bernardino County Grand Jury – San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department Aviation and Towing Investigations 117
Recommendations 7
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R15-14Page 105Modify the San Bernardino Police Department website so the public can click on a large icon similar in font and size to the Offender Watch icon so a more thorough access to records of registered sex offenders can be easily obtained. Also, the website should provide a warning to the public to check both databases as the Department of Justice (DOJ) Megan’s Law website has a more complete listing. COMMENDATION Fontana Police Department Commendation to Fontana Police Department for providing personnel and financial resources to maintain the Offender Watch program to ensure that the information is current and accessible to the public.
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R15-15Page 117Review and update Division SOPs for training personnel on accurate procedures.
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R15-16Page 117Accurately log all flight information on an independent computer based program. Information to include, but not be limited to: crew and passenger names, date and times of flights, flight’s purpose, Ride-Along waiver information, flight authorization, Hobbs numbers, and any mechanical problems noted.
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R15-17Page 117Maintain consistent Sheriff Department Policy and Procedures for all division personnel.
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R15-18Page 117Recognize the Aero Squadron for their dedication, volunteerism and adherence to division policy and procedures.
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R15-19Page 117Continue to monitor the towing issues
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R15-20Page 117Revise and update the SBCSD Manual and the TSAs.
Agency Responses 1
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