Library resources in San Diego aren’t distributed equitably among the city’s 36 branches and part of the blame goes to a "matching funds" policy for donations, according to an analysis by the city auditor. Private donations essentially have a double impact because the city matches them, widening funding gaps between branches with small donation totals, such as Paradise Hills with $73 last year, and branches with high totals, such as La Jolla with $57,432 last year.
Comment on Audit: Library resources need more equity
David Garrick, San Diego Union-Tribune
Wed, 06/29/2016 - 2:04pm
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