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Board unanimously denies service‑connected disability retirement for Rosa Acosta
Summary
After closed‑session consideration of a service‑connected disability application, the board voted unanimously to deny Rosa Acosta’s claim, concluding the applicant was not permanently incapacitated for her duties as a vocational nurse and psychiatric technician 3.
The board reported out from closed session that it unanimously denied the service‑connected disability retirement application of Rosa Acosta.
Trustee Harregi moved to deny the application, citing staff findings that the applicant was not permanently incapacitated to perform the usual duties of a vocational nurse and psychiatric technician 3. Trustee Alvarado seconded the motion, and the board voted unanimously to accept staff’s recommendation to deny the application, the board reported.
The board’s public report out was limited to the vote and the rationale stated in the closed‑session announcement; no additional medical or personnel details were disclosed in open session.
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