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Thousand Oaks receives AB 2561 job vacancy report; citywide vacancy rate 7.5%
3428706 · May 21, 2025
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Summary
City Human Resources Director Jeanette Green presented the city’s annual report required by Assembly Bill 2561 showing a fiscal year 2024–25 vacancy rate of 7.5% across 397 positions; the council accepted the report and found the action CEQA-exempt, 5-0.
Thousand Oaks — The City Council on Tuesday held the statutorily required hearing for Assembly Bill 2561 and voted unanimously to receive the city’s annual vacancy report and to note the action is not a project under the California Environmental Quality Act.
What staff said
Human Resources Director Jeanette Green told…
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