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Public discussion · Finding F13

The Community Services Department employs only one full-time code enforcement officer to enforce County codes across nearly one thousand square miles of unincorporated Yolo County area.

What should residents consider about Finding F13: The Community Services Department employs only one full-time code enforcement officer to enforce County codes across nearly one thousand square miles of unincorporated Yolo County area., and the County’s response?

County respondents; Sheriff’s Office; Yolo LAFCoAudit assessment: Addressed
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Audit context

What the response says and how it was assessed

Response says

Agrees the department employs one full-time code enforcement officer.

Audit analysis

The response agrees with the one-officer count and describes shared duties across divisions. It identifies no staffing record; agreement does not establish that the staffing level is adequate.

Finding-response score

Document completeness and usefulness—not factual verification or a legal conclusion.

9/10

4/4

Statutory elements

Stated position
2/2
Applicable disagreement elements
2/2

5/6

Public usefulness

Coverage
2/2
Reason specificity
2/2
Support traceability
1/2

Explicit agreement receives full statutory-elements credit. Shared enforcement duties provide concrete context, but the count is an assertion without an identified staffing record.

Scoring confidence: high

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