Board directs CEO to revise conflict defense RFP, asks for model comparison by December
After a study session on options for conflict criminal defense, the board voted unanimously to require staff to return by Dec. 15 with recommendations on delivery models and to retool the RFP with greater emphasis on effective representation and price.
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The Board of Supervisors on Sept. 15 directed the county executive's office to refine a proposed request for proposals (RFP) for conflict criminal defense services and to return by Dec. 15 with a recommendation on which delivery model to pursue beginning July 1, 2027.
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