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Extracted from Consolidated Report

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Butte County Grand Jury • 2010-2011

Butte County Mosquito and Vector Control District

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Findings 8 findings

F1 Page 58
Concern for the safety of humans, domestic animals, and the environment was evident to the Grand Jury in its review of the BCMVCD.
F2 Page 58
The BCMVCD is regulated to ensure the health and safety of employees and community members.
F3 Page 58
The chemical storage facilities at both the Oroville and Chico locations are constructed to ensure environmental safety, and containment and clean-up of any potential spills.
F4 Page 58
The BCMVCD underwent a change of management near the time of the 2007-2008 Grand Jury report which cited morale problems. Morale issues no longer appear to be a significant problem at the BCMVCD.
F5 Page 58
Ongoing employee safety training is integrated into the District's monthly meetings; however, certified first aid training for employees is neither provided nor required. 35
F6 Page 59
The BCMVCD website is comprehensive, educational, easy to use, and exhibits transparency in its practice of publicly posting its financial information.
F7 Page 59
The new BCMVCD Otterson Drive substation is much larger than the property it formerly occupied, is currently underutilized, and its laboratory is unequipped and unused.
F8 Page 59
The BCMVCD policy manual lacks concrete guidelines for acceptable and unacceptable vehicle use. .

Recommendations 3