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Special-District Accountability

How should LAFCO prioritize overdue Sphere of Influence and Municipal Service Reviews and report progress to the public?

The report finds that 35 districts had gone more than 11 years without updated reviews and recommends a realistic schedule for reviews more than five years old, with public progress updates at least twice each year.

Why this matters

A visible schedule can focus limited capacity on the most overdue work and show whether service boundaries and municipal services are being reviewed systematically.

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Tuolumne County Local Agency Formation Commission

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Findings, Recommendations, and Commendations
Source citation
Source: Tuolumne County Local Agency Formation Commission, Finding F4 and Recommendation R3, PDF pages 18-19.
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