Supervisors decide to put the question of whether the public
administrator should be an elected or appointed job on the next
ballot.
Proposal to switch retirement benefit from county pension system
to Social Security authorized for May presentation.
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County officials call on high court to review their case seeking
to turn back pension benefits for Sheriff’s deputies.
As County Supervisors negotiate the resignation of Public
Administrator John Williams, questions swirl over whether he
deserves a payout or should be forced to just walk away.
County Supervisors, CEO are in final stages of negotiations for
the resignation of Williams after years of controversy and
scandal.
The latest request was for an additional $225,000 for an
accounting software overhaul. Reason given for the change order:
“unforeseen complexities.”
Citizen watchdog says supervisors would be breaking the law if
they stripped Williams of his public guardian duties but still paid
him his full salary.
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.
Controversial Public Guardian/Administrator John Williams is
negotiating for his political survival against one-time allies on
the Orange County Board of Supervisors.
Board unanimously passes ordinance that would require lobbyists
who are paid more than $500 to register with the county on an
annual basis.
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