Supes Sound Off on Employee Misconduct Records
San Diego County supervisors are demanding reforms following a Voice of San Diego investigation that uncovered employee misconduct within the Behavioral Health Services Department. The push for change comes after public records requests revealed internal issues that prompted calls for increased transparency and accountability. Supervisors are now seeking to address the systemic failures identified in the newly released reports.
County supervisors are calling for change after records sought by Voice of San Diego revealed misconduct in the county’s Behavioral Health Services Department. The post Supes Sound Off on Employee Misconduct Records appeared first on Voice of San Diego.
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