The board voted four to one, with 2nd District Supervisor Mike Wilson dissenting, to not put the idea to the voters on March 5, citing the lack of public appetite and opposition from the current holder of each office. Voters were asked this question in 2016 with Measure Q, which was defeated at the ballot box.
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The parties reached a settlement in late August last year, where the state controller’s office – which sued the county and Paz Dominguez over allegedly not filing both the county’s adopted budget for 2020-21 and 2021-22 and their financial transaction reports for fiscal years 2019-20 and 2020-21 – agreed to drop the lawsuit in exchange for $12,000 in forfeitures and reports detailing progress on filing delinquent reports.
To the Editor: Transparency and accountability are core values of government that our elected officials must work vigorously to uphold. In Mendocino County, we are faced with a test of that value, as critical public reports outlining county finances are months behind schedule. Annual Comprehensive Financial Reports (ACRF) are essential documents that show members of […]