
County Youth Commission to discuss Sexual Assault Council's five-year plan
Public Health presentation says only one in four survivors sought help and county data miss unhoused, Veteran and Native residents.

Public Health presentation says only one in four survivors sought help and county data miss unhoused, Veteran and Native residents.

County auditors questioned $2.08 million in billings; about $1.07 million remains outstanding across the year's reviews.
Ten departments reported fully carrying out 12 of 34 outstanding audit recommendations, with 20 partly done and two not started.

Reviews of contractors for social services, justice and public health found one recommendation in total.

The county would use City-owned sites rent free during declared public health emergencies, for up to four months per site.

Of six recommendations from a 2025 review, the county says five are partly done and one is not started.
Reviews covered contractors paid about $5.2 million by three county departments and found 11 issues.

The county auditor says Public Health still has not recorded year-end revenue it earned but had not collected, including $161,477 in 2024.
The Auditor-Controller's monthly report lists 65 contractors with 168 active issues and 11 more recommended for the list.

Canon Human Services Centers was flagged for two unresolved problems, bringing the county's watch list to 65 contractors.
Two more providers, New Direction Alcohol & Drug Services and Change Lanes Youth Support Services, were recommended for the watch list.

Monthly list to the Audit Committee shows 166 active issues; one provider, Van Ness Recovery House, cleared its problems.
Reviews of three contractors paid about $7.3 million produced nine recommendations; one report found no issues.

Reviews of two nonprofits paid about $3.1 million produced four recommendations; neither review found top-priority issues.