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Extracted from Consolidated Report
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Kings County Grand Jury
• 2012-2013
Behavioral Heal Th/proposition 63 Funding Synopsis To lessen the high dropout rate of the Tachi Yokut Tribe's to grade
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Findings 8 findings
F1
The Grand Jury found no illegal activities at the Longfield Center.
F2
The Grand Jury observed that staff left a set of keys unattended in the door lock to the computer room.
F3
The Grand Jury observed that there were no security lights on the west side of the building near the emergency exit.
F4
The Grand Jury observed there were no security cameras on the facility grounds.
F5
The Department will look into identification badges for staff working at the Longfield Center. ADMINISTRATION 559-585-2527 + RECEPTION 559·585-2525 + FACSIMILE: 559-582-1152 ·; r: ),:
F6
The Grand Jury observed that the outside drinking fountain was not American Disabilities Act (ADA) approved.
F7
The Grand Jury was informed that the computer room equipment can only be used when trained staff is present.
F8
The basketball courts and the weight room were being used by all ages.
Recommendations 7
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R2Management may want to revisit safety and procedural issues with staff.
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R3The Parks and Recreation Department may want to consider installing security lights around the outside of the facility.
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R4The Parks and Recreation Department may want to consider installing security cameras around the facility.
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R526 Management may want to consider issuing visible identification badges.
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R6Compliance with the ADA is recommended.
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R7Management may want to consider training all staff to maximize service to the public.
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R8This approach serves the public well. It is our hope this will continue. COMMENTS: The Grand Jury found, through observations at the Longfield Center, that there was no evidence of illegal activities alleged in the complaint. RESPONSE REQUIREMENT: Penal Code Sections 933 and 933.05 require that specific responses to both the