Supervisor Shawn Nelson talks his colleagues into forming a
committee to study the idea of elected officials trading
defined-benefit pensions for 401(k)-style retirement plans.
Supervisors reject a registry proposed by Bill Campbell, thus
remaining the state’s only large county without a basic
registration requirement for lobbyists.
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For the second time this year, the Orange County Board of
Supervisors will consider requiring lobbyists to register
publicly.
OCTA directors are treated to Yankee games and Broadway shows on
their annual trip to New York to woo Wall Street honchos. They say
it’s all part of the important business they do on behalf of
taxpayers.
Shawn Nelson wanted agreement from colleagues that electeds
should get off pension rolls. He got a study.
Proposal will come from Shawn Nelson, who recently opted out of
the pension plan after taking heat for opting in.
Two county supervisors and the grand jury hold three separate opinions on who should be responsible for the lab.
Campbell drove a Mini Cooper courtesy of the Southern California Air Quality Management District for five months, then paid $600 to the district.
Public Works Department acknowledges that it needs to hire a professional estimator for projects after being $500,000 off on an estimate of a recent project.
County officials begin the process of redrawing Orange County’s political future.
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