‘Stuck in the mud’: $17M and only one report later, voters will decide whether to overhaul this county office
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Five years ago, there were high hopes for a new San Diego County office tasked with analyzing how well county programs are working.
But despite a nearly 20-person staff and $17 million spent in the years since, the office has released only one report.
Perceived shortcomings at the county’s Office of Evaluation, Performance and Analytics, or OEPA, have drawn bipartisan criticisms from the Board of Supervisors, with calls ranging from overhauling the office to eliminating it outright.
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But despite a nearly 20-person staff and $17 million spent in the years since, the office has released only one report.
Perceived shortcomings at the county’s Office of Evaluation, Performance and Analytics, or OEPA, have drawn bipartisan criticisms from the Board of Supervisors, with calls ranging from overhauling the office to eliminating it outright.
When i
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