A plan to create a civilian oversight board and inspector general for the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office was delayed until at least the end of the month after two county supervisors said they needed more time to consider two competing proposed ordinances.
But navigating a web of previously planned vacations made finding a date for the introduction and first reading of the ordinances difficult.
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