Amador County, California

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Amador County is a county in California.

County website

The good

  • The names and contact information for all board of supervisor members is published.[1]
  • Board of supervisor meeting agendas and minutes are published.[2]
  • The names and contact information for all administrative officials is provided.[3]
  • Tax information is published.[4]
  • Audit documents are published.[5]
  • The current budget is published.[6]
  • Information on building permits and zoning is available.[7]

The bad

  • There is no information on contracts, lobbying, and public records.

External links

References

  1. ↑ Board
  2. ↑ Calendar
  3. ↑ Officials
  4. ↑ Taxes
  5. ↑ Audits
  6. ↑ Budget
  7. ↑ Building permits
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