CalOptima staff have refused to release the report, citing its creation by an outside law firm, and have also refused to name the firm who created it or what materials they were allowed to review. He also pitched having county supervisors take over the agency back in 2017 before it got blocked by state legislators. Four of the five county supervisors have called on CalOptima to release the report, including Vicente Sarmiento, who sits on the board. “I will be advocating for the release of the findings to the public,” Sarmiento said in a statement last month. “I am calling on CalOptima to make this report public immediately so all taxpayers can view how their money was spent.”Noah Biesiada is a Voice of OC reporter.