How to Fix a ‘Giant Bureaucracy’: San Diego County Debates Competing Charter Reform Plans
The plan would add an ethics commission, budget watchdogs and open hearings, while extending supervisors’ term limits to 12 years.
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How to fix a ‘giant bureaucracy’: San Diego County debates competing charter reform plans
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. San Diego County Board Chair Terra Lawson-Remer pitched a plan to reform the county charter by adding an ethics commission, fiscal watchdogs and an open budget process, while giving supervisors longer term limits and more say over senior staff. It aims to improve what she called a “giant county bureaucracy of 20,000 people” that “doesn’t seem to work for voters.” …
San Diego County charter reform moves closer to ballot
Competing San Diego County charter reform plans would reshape ethics oversight, budgeting, authority over staff and supervisor term limits. This content How to fix a ‘giant county bureaucracy’: San Diego County debates competing charter reform plans appeared first on inewsource.
Anderson pushes amendments ahead of county charter reforms vote Tuesday
San Diego County Supervisor Joel Anderson (left center) is joined by County Assessor Jordan Marks, Sheriff Kelly Martinez and District Attorney Summer Stephan as he outlines his proposed amendments to the proposed county charter reforms package, May 15, 2026.(Alexander Nguyen)San Diego County Supervisor Joel Anderson on Friday introduced a set of amendments to the proposed county charter reforms package that he said are needed.Anderson said the …
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