Agents and officers of the San Luis Obispo County Probation Department have been burdened by policies of the department’s director which endanger the public in general and law enforcement agencies in particular according to a grievance prepared by union representatives.
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Federal investigators will probe activities at Atascadero City Hall, according to City Attorney Brian Pierik.
Pierik issued an unusual press release late today revealing the investigation, but said details will remain confidential. The inquiry likely centers around the city’s unconventional and questionable procurement of FEMA funds to build a replacement youth center at 5493 Traffic Way.
Read MoreAtascadero City Manager Wade McKinney will tell the city council Tuesday that federal reconstruction funds for the city’s youth center were acquired through appropriate means.
Read MoreAn internal investigation has been launched by top level Atascadero officials into complaints made by male officers in the city’s police department
Read MoreAn undeterred Ernie Dalidio will proceed with plans to develop his project on the southwest side of San Luis Obispo off Highway 101 following Thursday’s court decision to overturn Measure J.
Read MoreEmployees at nonprofit French Hospital Medical Center are reportedly encouraged to seek private donors for needed equipment purchases while the facility’s chief operating officer pulls down nearly a million dollars in salary and benefits — and probably continues to hold down a second fulltime job.
Read MoreSeeking to soothe the public psyche about collusion and pollution at the youth center, Atascadero City
Read MoreOver the past four years, Atascadero city officials conspired to bilk taxpayers out of more than $4 million in disaster aid to construct a replacement youth center under the guise the previous center had been rendered unsafe during the 2003 San Simeon Earthquake.
Last month, the replacement center, constructed on an abandoned sewer site and gasoline depository, opened its doors to the city’s youth.
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