Yuba County Grand Jury
2019-2020
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Findings & Recommendations
4 findings
F1:
The Marysville City Cemetery has been damaged from high water and vandalism.
F2:
The Marysville City Cemetery would benefit from additional publicity and funding to support the laudable goals of the FPYCH to find, repair, and replace lost, missing, and broken headstones.
F3:
There is a dearth (or lack) of online information available to the public about Marysville City Cemetery budgeting and expenses, financial needs, and volunteer opportunities.
F4:
There are no online mechanisms for the public to donate funds toward maintenance and upkeep of the Marysville City Cemetery, and such a means of encouraging and receiving contributions might raise sorely needed funds for the cemetery.
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R1:
No later than October 1, 2020 the City of Marysville should increase the availability of information about the Marysville City Cemetery to the public through additional online presence and social media regarding, among other things, current budgeting, expenses, financial needs, and volunteer opportunities.
R2:
No later than October 1, 2020 the City of Marysville, both directly and through the FPYCH, should provide one or more online donation mechanisms for the public to donate funds for the benefit of the Marysville City Cemetery through the City’s website, the FPYCH Facebook page, PayPal, GoFundMe, Facebook, and/or Instagram. 29
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2 findings
F1:
The approved increase of funds was necessary to maintain/update infrastructure.
F2:
Despite consumer complaints regarding the taste, water meets State of California standards for health and safety.
Additional Recommendations
2
Not linked to specific findings.
R1:
The LCWD Board & Staff should begin, by August 1, 2020, to aggressively seek future grants and utilize the approved yearly incremental rate increases to improve the LCWD infrastructure.
R2:
Over the course of the next six months, the LCWD Board & Staff should make diligent efforts to increase public awareness through website updates, mailings, and advertising, that the water meets State standards and that funds from the State of California cannot be used to alter water taste.
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