Finding F6
Findings
The Amador County Public Works’ lack of producing ongoing, informative reports to County managers hampers the ability to effectively determine staffing requirements, road work priorities and funding needs for Public Works. (R9),(R10)
Jury report: Amador County Roads: Paving the Future · PDF page 19
Permanent linkOfficial response
Amador County Board of Supervisors, County Administrative Officer, and Public Works Director
The county wholly disagrees, saying reports would not create additional resources and additional road funding would require cuts elsewhere.
Read official response · PDF page 3The response clearly identifies whole disagreement and gives its resource-based reason. It does not fully engage the separate value of information for staffing and prioritization decisions. The item identifies no supporting record and ends with an unfinished sentence.
This review evaluates the response document. Implementation claims have not been independently verified.