California's 6,000 Public Agendas
6 May 2002 - 1:00pm
With more than 6,000 different elected entities and funding sources throughout the state, how can you plan effectively?
"Nobody really knows how many elected entities run California's public business: 58 counties, some 475 cities, 986 school districts, 70 community college districts, plus several thousand independent districts -- park, fire, municipal utility, irrigation and community service districts... Is there any way even a diligent citizen can keep track of all that stuff? All those separate public agendas, combined with what David Abel of the Los Angeles Metropolitan Forum calls our separate silos of funding, make policy coordination and effective planning nearly impossible."
Source:
The Sacramento Bee, May 1, 2002
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