The 2023-2024 Civil Grand Jury continues to release reports.
(Check out printed articles in Grand Jury in the News)
The first two reports reviewed and investigated agencies’ responses and actions to the recommendations of the prior year’s reports.
Responses to the 2022-2023 Marin County Civil Grand Jury Reports: An Overview December 15, 2023
What Have They Done? An Update on the Responses to the 2022-2023 Marin County Civil Grand Jury Reports April 8, 2024
The third report should prove interesting for parents of school aged children!
A Free Public Education Includes School Supplies April 19, 2024
On April 26 a report concerned with E-Bikes and youth under 16 years of age was released.
With Power Comes Responsibility – Youths Under Age 16 Operating Class 2 E-Bikes: A Safety Risk April 26, 2024
In May, two reports have been released. One a follow up to a 2020 report on cyber preparedness and another investigating purchase card usage by the County.
Cyber Preparedness: Are We There Yet? May 17, 2024
An Analysis of the Use and Oversight of County Purchase Cards May 23, 2024
The seventh report focuses on Marin’s vulnerabilities and adaptions to future sea level rise .
Sea Level Rise: The Water is Upon Us. We Cannot Run – We Cannot Hide May 31, 2024
TO LEARN OR NOT TO LEARN: Are Children With Learning Differences Set Up for Success? released on June 6 focusing on whether school districts in Marin are adequately informing parents and guardians of their rights under state and federal laws to special education services if their children have learning differences.
A ninth report was released June 10: Spending Public Money to Preserve Marin’s Agricultural Heritage: Is Anyone Watching?. It addresses how the County spends Measure A tax revenues to preserve its natural beauty and agricultural heritage.
Older Adults on the Brink of Homelessness: Time to Act is Now released on June 21 addresses the plight of older adults in Marin who face the prospect of falling into homelessness due to their limited financial means and the lack of affordable housing.
Marin County Justice Center: A Model for Change is the final report released June 28 by the 2023-2024 civil grand jury, which addresses the dated and deteriorating conditions of the Marin County Jail and Juvenile Hall (2024).