County pauses proposed elections moves as public debate intensifies over ROV needs and transparency
Two agenda items about elections operations were pulled and public commenters pressed supervisors to fund transparency measures and oppose a $5 million demolition while critics urged caution; the board did not adopt new election spending at the meeting.
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Shasta County supervisors were faced Aug. 26 with concerted public pressure over elections operations, transparency and the registrar‑recorder’s office (ROV). Two agenda items related to the elections office were removed from the agenda, and public comment included calls both to promptly fund new transparency measures and to avoid large, immediate demolition expenditures.
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