The Alameda County Board of Supervisors has adopted new supervisorial districts following six months of engagement with the public. The board accepted the final map Dec. 14 amid disagreement over whether communities are served better by one or multiple representatives on the board.
The supervisors received conflicting testimony from the public over the issue, but they opted to have some communities served by more than one supervisor.
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