The Orange County Supervisors, like the OCTA before, is
violating the Brown Act when it comes to public comment.
One of her last acts will be to advise the transportation agency
on whether to retain the outside auditors that advised
scandal-plagued Bell.
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Speaker cards will inform members of the public of their right
to remain anonymous when speaking at board meetings. Open
government expert says the agency is not going far enough.
The OCTA unlawfully asks the public to fill out cards before
speaking at public meetings, says Voice of OC open records
consultant.
Kris Murray says the job switch is in the “best interests” of
the county transportation agency and her current employer.
County transportation agency mulls whether officials should stay
through a whole meeting in order to get paid stipend.
Peer review panel says that state rail system staffing level is
‘totally inadequate’ and that leadership has yet to develop even a
basic business plan.
The issue may be moot because Pringle’s term as Anaheim mayor
ends next week.
The agreement with the city of Irvine promises 30 years of
funding for the bus system.
Anaheim mayor has the right to hold elected office and the
chairmanship of the California High Speed Rail Authority, attorney
asserts.
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