Finding F1
The City of Vallejo’s failure to develop a plan after the Sheriff contract’s expiration of December 31, 2026, can jeopardize the citizens of Vallejo by extending response times. Even with the 7 potential new officers in various phases of training, it can take up to two years for those officers to be ready to fully do the job, with only 3 of those currently in field training.
Jury report: Vallejo 911: Faster Responses, Uncertain Future · PDF page 8
Permanent linkOfficial responses
City of Vallejo
Wholly disagrees that it lacks a plan, citing recruitment, a staffing pipeline and multiple operational strategies.
Read official response · PDF page 1The reply clearly disputes the absence of planning and gives specific measures. Projected solo deployment and technology examples do not independently establish service levels after the contract ends.
This review evaluates the response document. Implementation claims have not been independently verified.
Solano County Sheriff-Coroner
Partially disagrees, assigning planning to the City and saying staffing cannot support extension after SB 1379 sunsets.
Read official response · PDF page 1The response explains authority and extension constraints but does not identify which part of the actual finding about City planning and service risk it accepts or disputes.
This review evaluates the response document. Implementation claims have not been independently verified.