Although the statewide goal this year is to take the politics
out of redistricting, county criteria include “continuity of
representation.”
The county will not apply for federal funds that could have
brought $10 million into Orange County for health programs.
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Today is the deadline for public comment on statewide
redistricting. The county also has maps posted for review.
Board members seem to prefer rejecting millions in grants to
being linked to Obamacare.
County officials have begun to take testimony on nearly two
dozen ideas for redrawing supervisorial districts.
A long campaign for county supervisor is in store for district
residents with two contenders coming out early. A big question is
whether either is in for the long haul.
Local GOP officials are inviting electeds throughout Orange
County to pension “boot camp.” Union officials warn against such a
confrontational approach.
Supervisors to decide today in closed session whether its worth
it to rack up more legal bills by taking their retroactive pension
lawsuit to the California Supreme Court.
Board unanimously passes ordinance that would require lobbyists
who are paid more than $500 to register with the county on an
annual basis.
State will ponder the role and costs of government well into a
June special election.
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