When the Grand Jury reports on an entity, the governing body of that entity is required to respond to the Presiding Judge of the Superior Court within 90 days. Throughout this Final Report the responses received from entities within the legally required time are printed immediately following each Finding and each Recommendation.

These reports are available in Adobe Acrobat format.

2004-2005 Grand Jury Reports

• Mendocino County Grand Jury Final Report
• Form 700, Conflicts of Interest and Fair Political Practices
• Seven Fire Districts of Rural Mendocino County
• There's a change in the Weather: A Report on the new position of Mendocino County Chief Executive Officer
• Wet Kennels and Low Morale
• Round Valley Unified School District- A School Left Behind
• Round Valley Unified School District- Appendix 2
• Report on the Library System
• Report on the Mendocino Transit Authority
• Procedures of the Mendocino Grand Jury
• Parlin Fork and Chamberlain Creek Conservation Camps
• The Elephant in the County- A Report on Mental Health Services
• Budget Impact Report
• Appendix 1: Dept Head Responses to Budget Impact Questionnaire
• Report on Prop 63 - Mental Health Services Report
• Animal Care and Control Complaint Report
• Mendocino County Patrol Officer Coverage and Emergency Service
• Safe Surrender Sites for Abandoned Newborns
• Fort Bragg Police Department and Holding Cells
• Willits Police Department and Holding Cells
• Mendocino County Jail, Courthouse Holding Cells, and Fort Bragg Sheriff's Holding Cells
• Mendocino County Unpaved Road Report
• Juvenile Hall Report
• Report on the County Clerk and Assessor's Office
• The Mental Health Board Report

2004-2005 Report Responses

• A Change in the Weather: A report on the new position of Mendocino CEO
  
• Seven Fire Districts of Mendocino County
  
• Form 700: Conflicts of Interest and Fair Practices
  
• Parlin Fork and Chamberlain Creek Conservation Corps
• Mendocino County Patrol Officer Coverage and Emergency Service
• Mendocino County Juvenile Hall
• Report on the County Clerk and Assessor's Office

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