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SUPERVISORIAL DISTRICTS REFLECT CHANGES IN SAN BERNARDINO
COUNTY POPULATION
Following
a series of five public hearings and five public meetings
of a county redistricting committee, the San Bernardino County
Board of Supervisors on August 14, 2001 gave final approval
to a redistricting plan that reflects shifts in the county's
population recorded by the U.S. Census.
The law
requires the Board to redraw each of its five districts to
ensure that each contains an equal number of residents. 2000
Census data released earlier this year pegged the county’s
population at 1,709,434, meaning that each of the county’s
five supervisorial districts should contain about 341,887
residents.
To achieve
this, the Board had to make only minor changes to the previous
boundaries. The most significant changes moved Wrightwood
from the Second to First district, moved Joshua Tree and a
portion of the Twentynine Palms Marine Base from the First
to Third district, unified Highland within the Third District,
and moved the Fifth District further west in Fontana.
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