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Glenn County Grand Jury
• 2017-2018
Glenn County Grand Jury Report | Probation Department—Juvenile Hall
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Findings 4 findings
F1
Page 83
The Grand Jury found that the County Board of Supervisors has not been keeping up with the extra charges from CalPERS and are now facing an approximate $17.7 million payable by June 20, 2018.
F2
Page 84
The Grand Jury found that communi- cation to the citizens of Glenn County is foremost the most important action the Board of Supervisors must act upon. The Grand Jury finds it important that all tax- payers be informed of possible effects to their livelihood based upon future deci- sions by the Board of Supervisors.
F3
Page 84
It was found that the CalPERS UAL and NCR rates will be significantly in- creasing in the years to come, causing cur- rent financial policies to become outdated.
F4
Page 84
The Grand Jury found that several de- partments realigned and reclassified em- ployees’ positions, granting the positions large percentages of raises. With the addi- tional spike in pay, results were an increase in CalPERS payments.
Recommendations 4
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R1Page 83The Grand Jury recommend that the Board of Supervisors remedy this situation as soon as possi- ble, paying each month the UAL and NCR percent- age on or before the due date so as not to be charged the 10 percent late charge. 2017-2018 Glenn County Grand Jury Report | California Public Employees Retirement System P A G E | 66 2017-2018 GRAND JURY FINALREPORT | CALPERS AND ITS UNFUNDED LIABILITIES
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R2Page 84The Grand Jury recommend the Board of Su- pervisors investigate and implement a communica- tion public forum to provide Glenn County citizens information on how the Board of Supervisors and County Financial Officer plan to rectify this large financial burden.
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R3Page 84As a policy-directed body, the Grand Jury rec- ommends the Board of Supervisors create, update, or amend financial policies and procedures that will guide future Boards in managing financial issues such as Glenn County is facing today.
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R4Page 84The Grand Jury recommends the Board of Su- pervisors have an outside auditor provide a non-bi- ased report in recommending areas throughout the County where financial savings are possible.