California Civil Grand Jury reports.
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Explore what Civil Grand Juries found, what they recommended, and how public agencies responded. Read the original sources and consider the questions they raise.
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Amador County
Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
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Calaveras County
Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
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El Dorado County
Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
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Fresno County
Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
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Lassen County
Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
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Madera County
Latest published cycle: 2025–2026
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Mariposa County
Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
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Merced County
Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
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Mono County
Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
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Nevada County
Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
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Placer County
Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
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Plumas County
Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
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Sierra County
Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
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Stanislaus County
Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
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Tuolumne County
Latest published cycle: 2025-2026
How to read the record.
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Compare recommendations and responses
See what the jury proposed and what agencies said they would do. A recorded response does not itself establish that a recommendation was implemented.
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