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Board holds public hearing on job vacancies and recruitment under AB 2561
Summary
The board held a public hearing on district job vacancies and recruitment/retention efforts in accordance with Assembly Bill 2561. Staff summarized efforts; union and service representatives submitted written comments and one in-person speaker addressed the board. The hearing was closed with no further action recorded.
The Cambria Community Services District held a public hearing on June 11 to discuss job vacancies and recruitment and retention efforts in accordance with Assembly Bill 2561.
General Manager Matthew McElhenie introduced the item and the Board held a discussion during the public hearing. Public comments included a written submission from Nicole Bryant, field representative for SEIU Local 620, and a written submission from Michael Castellanos, president of IAFF Local 4635; Christine Heinrichs also spoke in person. President Harry Farmer then closed the public hearing. The minutes do not record a formal motion or subsequent direction to staff.
Why it matters: AB 2561 requires public agencies to consider recruitment and retention and report on job vacancies; the hearing provides an opportunity for labor representatives and residents to present concerns and recommendations to the board. The minutes record the hearing and public input but no formal board action.
What’s next: The minutes do not specify follow-up steps; if the board requests staff action or a future agenda item, that direction is not recorded in these minutes.
