Rosario Rodriguez

A county budget is more than a financial document. It is a statement of priorities. Each year, the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors adopts a budget that funds public safety, behavioral health, child welfare, homelessness services, roads, parks, economic development and many other programs that affect the lives of more than 1.6 million residents. This year’s budget was nearly $8.9 billion.

español La calidad de los entornos virtuales depende de decisiones sobre su diseño que articulen contenidos, interacción, evaluación y orientación del aprendizaje. Objetivo: analizar la valoración experta de la calidad del diseño de un entorno virtual construido en Moodle para educación secundaria e identificar fortalezas y oportunidades de mejora. Metodología: estudio evaluativo, aplicado y retrospectivo, con un componente cuantitativo descriptivo y otro cualitativo complementario.

Sacramento County residents will have another opportunity on July 14 to weigh in on cuts to public safety, including the elimination of the Sheriff’s Problem-Oriented Policing Team. The Board of Supervisors recently adopted a budget that reduced funding for the Sheriff’s Office, District Attorney’s Office and Probation Department. Those reductions included the elimination of the POP Team and the District Attorney’s misdemeanor unit.