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Findings 12 findings
Recommendations 9
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R1Page 13Establish a formal training program between CPS and local law enforcement.
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R2Page 13Additional formal training is required for CPS employees to understand the department’s needs and objectives.
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R3Page 13Perform evaluations more than once a year for probationary employees. Feedback must be provided on a continuous basis.
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R4Page 13Refine the program guidelines making them clear and concise. Leadership must monitor and evaluate application of the revised guidelines.
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R5Page 13CPS must comply with confidentiality rules and laws. The El Dorado County Board of Supervisors, coordinating with the above mentioned agencies, is required by Penal Code 933 and 933.05 to respond to all Findings and Recommendations contained within this report. See page vi for the proper method to respond to Findings and Recommendations. 2003/2004 El Dorado County Grand Jury Investigations & Reports 5 County Public Buildings
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R6Page 13Provide additional ventilation for the animal runs to dry more quickly.
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R7Page 13Additional facilities are needed for larger animals. 2003/2004 El Dorado County Grand Jury Investigations & Reports 7 ASSESSORS OFFICE, PLACERVILLE
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R8Page 13Install additional overhead lighting in the parking lot.
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R9Page 13The security gate needs to be repaired and maintained.
Agency Responses 1
Government agencies' official responses to this report's findings and recommendations. Click on a response to see the structured breakdown.