Respond to Grand Jury report on outsourcing city services
In Plain English
The Contra Costa County Grand Jury investigated how cities contract with private companies instead of using city employees for services like landscaping or security. The Grand Jury issued recommendations about this practice. State law requires the city to formally respond within 90 days explaining whether it agrees with the findings.
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