Grand Jury Code Enforcement investigation finds favoritism, abusive management, interference by Board of Supervisors, and high turnover

The Riverside County Grand Jury’s review of the County’s Code Enforcement program found serious management problems as well as some enforcement issues.  Their June report, “Code Enforcement: Not Living up to Code,” was critical of the hiring and promotional processes as well as enforcement of code regulations. It even suggested that Board of Supervisor’s staff…

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