A rural Alameda County woman is speaking out about allegations of wrongdoing by county officials and the need for tighter state regulations over the Board of Supervisors’ discretionary spending.
Kiersten Skov, who lives in an unincorporated part of the county east of Livermore, walked through her allegation last week that county officials gave residents bad information about garbage services and then tried to conceal the misstep from public view after offering inappropriate and unethical solutions to the problem.
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