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Extracted from Consolidated Report
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Findings 5 findings
F1
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Officer Hauck is Marysville Police Department’s expert in the red light camera systems, but all his time is spent administering this system and making reports.
F2
Page 22
Wheatland has no “benefit package” for its city employees.
F3
Page 22
There is a need for public safety dispatcher.
F4
Page 22
The sewer lines do not meet the current usage needs.
F5
Page 22
Traffic light at Highway 65 and 1st Street is not completed as proposed.
Recommendations 5
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R1Page 17Use non-sworn law enforcement personnel for the task of administrating the red light camera systems.
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R2Page 17The City of Marysville should consider the possibility of installing more red light camera systems in other locations.
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R3Page 17The Board of Supervisors should consider installing red light camera systems at several locations, including North Beale Road and Hammonton-Smartville Road, Lindhurst and North Beale, and several other possible locations.
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R4Page 17The increased workload to the Yuba County Superior Court needs to be addressed. One possible solution is for the City of Marysville to fund one court employee and the county to fund one court employee if they install red light camera systems in the county. The State of California legislators should be advised because if the system proves viable in Marysville, several other cities in California will install these systems as well. /// Yuba County Grand Jury Final Report 6 Required Responses to Finding and Recommendations
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R5Page 22The traffic light has in the past been funded by individuals and grants (as noted in 2004-2005 Grand Jury Report) but there is no fund tracking of its usage. An investigation of these funds should be conducted and the traffic light needs should be funded and installed by the start of the 2006 fall school term.