Grass Valley, California

Nevada County Board of Supervisors July 14, 2026, Regular Meeting in Truckee

The Nevada County Board of Supervisors will vote on a consent calendar of 24 items, mostly routine contract renewals for behavioral health, public health, social services, housing, sheriff, and election results. Key contracts include a $6.3 million agreement with Turning Point Community Programs for adult assertive community treatment and a $2.2 million contract with Nevada County Housing Development Corporation for mental health housing services.

• Renewal contract with Turning Point Community Programs for BHSA Adult Assertive Community Treatment, max $6,277,012 (SR 26-0505)
• Renewal contract with Nevada County Housing Development Corporation for mental health housing, max $2,220,858 (SR 26-0500)
• Renewal contract with County of Placer for telephone triage services, max $1,868,150 (SR 26-0508)
• Renewal contract with Sierra Mental Wellness Group for crisis services, max $1,454,000 (SR 26-0512)
• Resolution declaring results of the June 2, 2026 Statewide Direct Primary Election (SR 26-0545)

Nevada City Council Meeting

Nevada County Board of Supervisors June 16, 2026, Regular Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will review several renewal contracts for mental health, substance abuse, and public health services for the 2026/27 fiscal year. The meeting also includes the appointment of a new Public Defender.

• Appointment of Jennifer Mouzis as Public Defender effective June 29, 2026
• Renewal contract with Common Purpose for substance use disorder treatment: $4,540,981
• Renewal contract with Victor Community Support Services for Wraparound and Therapeutic Behavior Services: $4,266,247
• Renewal agreement with North Valley Behavioral Health for acute psychiatric inpatient services: $3,000,000
• Contract with Brian Evans, M.D. to serve as Public Health Officer and Registrar: $200,000

Nevada County Board of Supervisors June 9, 2026, Regular Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing regarding the proposed final budget for fiscal year 2026/27. The board will also consider the budget for Nevada County Sanitation District No. 1 and a revised Consolidated User Fee Schedule.

• Proposed final budget for fiscal year 2026/27 totaling approximately $466,532,095
• Proposed final budget for Nevada County Sanitation District No. 1 Zones 1-12 totaling approximately $12,088,912
• Renewal contract with Aegis Treatment Centers, LLC for Narcotic Treatment Program up to $1,339,000
• Subcontract agreement modification with Advocates for Human Potential, Inc. for Behavioral Health Bridge Housing up to $9,392,984
• Public hearing to establish a revised Consolidated User Fee Schedule for County departments

Nevada County Board of Supervisors June 2, 2026, Regular Meeting

The Board will consider a consent calendar of routine items including contracts for behavioral health, homeless services, and housing. Several items require a 4/5 vote, including a $2.76 million subgrantee agreement for housing acquisition and a $1.89 million subrecipient agreement for permanent supportive housing. The board will also adopt a mitigated negative declaration for a sheriff's regional firearms training facility.

• Subgrantee agreement with Foothill House of Hospitality for housing acquisition/rehabilitation, $2,756,170
• Subrecipient agreement with AMI Housing for permanent supportive housing, $1,894,541
• Adoption of Mitigated Negative Declaration for Sheriff's Regional Firearms Training Facility
• Renewal contract with Hospitality House for homeless outreach/treatment/housing, $1,100,197
• Two-year contract with FREED for Landlord Liaison Team program, $1,593,197

Nevada City Council Meeting

Regular Nevada City Planning Commission Meeting

Nevada County Board of Supervisors May 19, 2026, Regular Meeting

The Nevada County Board of Supervisors will vote on a consent calendar of routine items, including two loan agreements totaling over $13.3 million to fund the Penn Valley Lone Oak Phase II Senior Apartment Project. Other actions involve multiple behavioral health and probation contracts, a lease amendment for the Truckee Navigation Center, and several grant acceptances.

• $2,306,128 loan from Western Nevada County Regional Housing Trust Fund for Penn Valley Lone Oak Phase II senior apartments
• $11,041,628 HOME loan for the same senior apartment project (total $13,347,756)
• Amendment to Truckee Navigation Center lease at 12315 Deerfield Drive, Truckee, increasing contract price by $71,834 to $279,674
• Renewal contract with O’Connell Research ($100,000) for CARE Court, CalAIM, and Prop 36 implementation planning
• Six behavioral health contracts including psychiatric services ($530,000) and a CalMHSA agreement for inpatient review

Nevada City Council Meeting

Nevada County Board of Supervisors May 12, 2026, Regular Meeting

This meeting consists solely of a consent calendar of 29 routine items including contracts, resolutions, proclamations, and reappointments. All items are expected to be approved without discussion unless a board member requests removal.

• Award $2,392,745.31 contract to American Pavement Systems for 2026 Road Rehabilitation Project (Districts I & II)
• Approve three 10-year radio site license agreements with Placer County at $2,250-$3,050/month each for public safety communications
• Increase contract with Progress House Inc. by $200,000 for perinatal/non-perinatal residential treatment (to $832,000)
• Authorize up to $10 million annually in tree removal/vegetation management services for Office of Emergency Services through 2031
• Approve $167,605 MOU with Nevada Joint Union High School District for career technical education/youth leadership

Nevada County Board of Supervisors Special Meeting April 29, 2026, Budget Workshop Day 2 of 2

The Nevada County Board of Supervisors will hold a budget workshop on April 29, 2026. Presentations will cover the draft Fiscal Year 2026/27 budget (SR 26-0255) and include department heads such as the Deputy County Executive/Chief Fiscal Officer, Auditor‑Controller, Treasurer‑Tax Collector, Assessor, District Attorney, Clerk‑Recorder, and Health and Human Services Director. No formal action will be taken; the Board will give direction to staff and any decisions will be scheduled for a future meeting.

• Presentation on Draft Fiscal Year 2026/27 budget (SR 26-0255)
• Deputy County Executive/Chief Fiscal Officer Erin Mettler presentation
• Auditor‑Controller Gina Will presentation
• Treasurer‑Tax Collector Michelle Bodley presentation
• Assessor Rolf Kleinhans presentation

Nevada County Board of Supervisors Special Meeting April 28, 2026, Budget Workshop Day 1 of 2

The Nevada County Board of Supervisors is holding Day 1 of a two-day special budget workshop to review the draft Fiscal Year 2026/27 budget. Presentations will be given by the County Executive Officer and department heads including the Sheriff-Coroner, Information & General Services, Community Development, and Sanitation District. No formal action will be taken; the Board will provide direction to staff.

• Presentation on Draft Fiscal Year 2026/27 budget (SR 26-0255)
• Presentation by Sheriff-Coroner/Public Administrator Shannan Moon
• Presentation by Information and General Services Agency Director Craig Griesbach
• Presentation by Community Development Agency Director Trisha Tillotson
• Presentation on Sanitation District by Trisha Tillotson

Nevada County Board of Supervisors April 14, 2026, Regular Meeting

The Board will act on a consent calendar of routine resolutions, including a renewal of the behavioral health services contract and a proclamation of Eligibility and Employment Week. Supervisors will consider a public hearing on a proposed $11 million exempt facility bond to finance the Lone Oak Senior Apartments II senior rental project at 10528 Broken Oak Court in Penn Valley. The meeting also includes consideration of an ordinance amendment to Nevada County’s communication towers and use permits regulations. Additional items include approvals of several contracts and budget amendments ranging from $23,930 to $319,370.

• Resolution approving a $95,000 contract with Truckee Trails Foundation to enhance public river access along the Truckee River (Item 4).
• Amendment increasing the Serrano Advisors professional services contract to $74,875 for FY 2025/26 (Item 5).
• Contract up to $319,370 with Ascent Environmental to prepare the County’s 7th Cycle Housing Element Update (Item 7).
• Public hearing on a proposed $11,000,000 exempt facility bond to finance Lone Oak Senior Apartments II at 10528 Broken Oak Court (Item 19).
• Ordinance amendment to communication towers and use permits, updating definitions, setbacks, and notice requirements (Item 21).

Nevada County Board of Supervisors April 7, 2026, Regular Meeting

The Nevada County Board of Supervisors will consider several resolutions, including contracts for mental‑health services, child‑care programs, and public safety equipment. A major item is a five‑year, $1,972,957 software and service agreement for records, jail management and computer‑aided dispatch systems. Other actions involve a $463,898.23 9‑1‑1 equipment replacement and amendments to child‑care contracts totaling over $1.5 million.

• SR 26-0119: $1,972,957 software and service agreement with Sun Ridge Systems for records, jail management and CAD (5‑year term).
• SR 26-0176: $463,898.23 replacement and installation of 9‑1‑1 dispatch equipment, funded by Cal OES.
• SR 26-0153: $400,000 renewal contract with St. Helena Hospital for acute psychiatric inpatient services (2025‑2027).
• SR 26-0140: Amendment increasing Sierra Nevada Children’s Services contract to $1,555,220 for Stage 1 Child Care payments (2025‑2027).
• SR 26-0138: Amendment raising Sierra Nevada Children’s Services Emergency Child Care Bridge Program contract to $130,310 (2025‑2026).

Nevada County Board of Supervisors March 24, 2026, Regular Meeting

The Nevada County Board of Supervisors will meet to discuss various county contracts, road projects, and budget amendments. The body is deciding on the naming of a new mental health facility and an ordinance regarding film permits.

• Application for Prohousing Incentive Program (PIP) funds up to $1,250,000
• Acceptance of $1,365,300 for the 2026 High Friction Surface Treatment Project
• Contract increase to $140,000 for Accela software maintenance with Truepoint Solutions, LLC
• Ordinance amending Nevada County Code regarding Film Permits
• Closed session negotiations for properties at 13120 Loma Rica Drive, 626 South Auburn Street, 760 Zion Street, and 16069 Shannon Way

Regular Nevada City Planning Commission Meeting

Nevada City Council Meeting

Nevada County Board of Supervisors March 10, 2026 Regular Meeting

The board will hold a moment of silence for the nine victims of the February 17 Castle Peak avalanche and receive an update from the Sheriff's Office. An informational presentation on the February 2026 winter storm's impacts and coordination will follow. The consent calendar includes contracts for homeless navigation centers in Truckee, housing services, road rehabilitation, library design, and utility infrastructure for a psychiatric health facility.

• Moment of silence and update on the Castle Peak avalanche that killed nine people
• Informational presentation on February 2026 winter storm impacts from OES and Public Works
• Revenue contracts for Navigation Center Pilot in Truckee: $75,000 from Placer County and $332,057 from Fellowship of Compassion
• Transfer of $447,158 to Truckee Library Joint Powers Authority for Phase 2 design of new Truckee Regional Library
• Plans and bid authorization for underground utility infrastructure at Nevada County Psychiatric Health Facility (935 Maidu Avenue) not to exceed $187,500 plus 10% contingency

Nevada City Council Meeting

Regular Nevada City Planning Commission Meeting

Nevada County Board of Supervisors February 17, 2026 Regular Meeting

The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing regarding a General Plan and Zoning amendment to allow a 30,711-square-foot grocery store and Starbucks at 18805 and 18807 Pine Shadows Lane. The Board will also consider various budget amendments and behavioral health funding agreements.

• Public hearing for a 30,711-square-foot grocery store and Starbucks at 18805 and 18807 Pine Shadows Lane
• Contract increase of $744,892 for Crestwood Behavioral Health, Inc. to build an inpatient psychiatric facility
• Acceptance of $750,000 Local Jurisdiction Assistance Grant for the Local Equity Grant Program
• Sale of real property at 2270 La Barr Meadows Road to Nevada Irrigation District for $2,482
• Acceptance of $277,190.36 in funds for the CITED Program to support Enhanced Care Management

Nevada City Council Meeting

Nevada County Board of Supervisors February 10, 2026 Regular Meeting

The Board will vote on a consent calendar with several notable items, including a $200,000 increase for a perinatal residential treatment program contract with Progress House, a $82,738 purchase of a drug detection device for the Sheriff's Office, and acceptance of $202,545 in grant funds for domestic violence prosecution. Other items include a side letter agreement for probation officer salary increases and a closed session on potential litigation.

• Resolution to increase contract with Progress House for residential treatment by $200,000 to $632,000 (Item 2, 4/5 vote required)
• Authorization to purchase one MX908 drug detection device for the Sheriff’s Office for $82,737.98 (Item 4, 4/5 vote required)
• Acceptance of $202,545 California Office of Emergency Services grant for Violence Against Women Vertical Prosecution (Item 7)
• Amendment to snow removal services agreement with Town of Truckee for $88,787.41 in Glenshire/Hirschdale area (Item 8)
• Side letter agreement for salary increases with the Probation Peace Officers’ Association (Item 20)

Nevada County Board of Supervisors January 30, 2026, Board Workshop Day 3 of 3

The Board of Supervisors is holding the third day of a special workshop meeting to provide direction to staff. No formal actions will be taken during this session; any items requiring a vote will be moved to a future meeting.

• Capital Facilities Master Plan (SR 25-2341)
• Board Directed Items (SR 25-2342)
• Resources and Priorities (SR 25-2343)
• 2026 Priority Objectives (SR 25-2344)

Nevada County Board of Supervisors January 29, 2026, Board Workshop Day 2 of 3

This is day 2 of a 3-day special meeting of the Nevada County Board of Supervisors. No formal action will be taken; the board will discuss priority objectives and give direction to staff on topics including broadband, economic development, recreation, housing, emergency preparedness, homelessness, climate resilience, and code compliance.

• Priority Objective: Housing (SR 25-2336) discussed at 11:25 AM
• Priority Objective: Homelessness (SR 25-2338) discussed at 2:50 PM
• Priority Objective: Climate Resilience (SR 25-2339) discussed at 3:45 PM
• Priority Objective: Emergency Preparedness (SR 26-0014) discussed at 1:05 PM
• Code Compliance Update (SR 25-2340) discussed at 3:45 PM

Nevada City Council Meeting

Nevada County Board of Supervisors January 28, 2026, Board Workshop Day 1 of 3

The Nevada County Board of Supervisors holds Day 1 of a 3-day annual workshop. No formal action will be taken; direction will be given to staff. Discussions include a 2025 review, activating the legislative platform, impacts of HR1, a county finance update, a Q&A with cities and towns, and a career technical education spotlight.

• SR 25-2269: 2025 in Review video
• SR 25-2304: Activating the Legislative Platform
• SR 25-2329: Impacts of HR1
• SR 25-2330: County Finance Update
• SR 25-2332: Career Technical Education Spotlight — Culinary Arts

Regular Nevada City Planning Commission Meeting

Nevada City Council Meeting

Nevada County Board of Supervisors January 13, 2026 Regular Meeting

The board will select a chair and vice chair for 2026 and consider a consent calendar including an ordinance adopting updated building codes, a down payment assistance program for lower-income homebuyers, and multiple contract amendments. The property at 405 South Auburn Street in Grass Valley is proposed for extension of a purchase option for supportive housing. Public comment will be heard on non-agenda items.

• Ordinance adopting 2025 California Building Standards with local amendments (Item 15)
• CalHOME down payment assistance program up to $692,610 for first-time homebuyers (Item 8)
• Extension of option to purchase 405 South Auburn Street, Grass Valley for supportive housing (Item 9)
• Airport Ramp 4 Rehabilitation contract awarded to McGuire and Hester, not to exceed $992,310 (Item 19)
• VMWare Cloud Foundation subscription from ePlus Technology, $290,000 for five years (Item 16)