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Extracted from Consolidated Report
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Glenn County Grand Jury
• 2017-2018
The Smart Team Glenn County Grand Jury Report
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Findings 4 findings
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Page 126
The Grand Jury finds that the SMART Team of Glenn County is a vital asset to the public.
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Page 126
The Grand Jury finds that the SMART Team is an asset to the youth of our county and is operating on a renewable three-year grant. Should it expire the SMART team will need continued funding to stay in existence.
F3
Page 129
The Grand Jury found that more knowledge and education as to LAFCOs pur- pose and functions within our County to the services they provide needs to be known to the public.
F4
Page 136
The City of Orland has a plethora of information available to the general public on their website and at their office pertain- ing to water and its uses.
Recommendations 4
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R1Page 126The Glenn County Grand Jury recommends the SMART team advertise its program through local service clubs, youth clubs, and local news- papers to bring awareness of its existence, im- portance and value to all citizens of Glenn County.
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R2Page 126The Glenn County Grand Jury recommends that the Board of Supervisors provide funding for the System-wide Mental Health Assessment Re- sponse Treatment (SMART) team should grant funding from MHSOAC ever expire.
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R3Page 129LAFCo needs to continue to promote and educate the public as to the existence and functions of Special Districts within the County.
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R4Page 136The Grand Jury recommends Orland Public Water Service and Public Works Department re- search and implement internal and external meth- ods of communication to provide transparency into the use of the reserves gained from the past and cur- rent raises to city homeowners.