CALIFORNIA COMPETITIVE CITIES: A REPORT CARD ON EFFICIENCY IN SERVICE DELIVERY IN CALIFORNIA'S LARGEST CITIES

Geoffrey F. Segal · Alan Moore · J. Kelly Nolan

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Public Policy and Administration Research Local Government Finance and Decentralization Efficiency Analysis Using DEA

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This report examines how efficiently 10 of California's largest cities deliver services. The services investigated include: building maintenance, fire protection, parks and recreation, street repair, fleet management, emergency medical services, police services, libraries, water services, and solid waste services. The cities examined are Fresno, Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Jose, Long Beach, Anaheim, San Diego, Oakland, Santa Ana, and San Francisco.

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