Oceanside public meetings in 2025
45 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board Meeting
The Board of Supervisors is meeting to decide on various service contracts, including airport engineering and homeless housing. The body will also consider a response to a Grand Jury report on homelessness and a resolution opposing offshore oil drilling.
- Aggregate contracts for John Wayne Airport architect-engineer services totaling $20,000,000
- Contract with American Family Housing for permanent housing solutions for $2,842,034
- Contract with Science Applications International Corporation for network and security services ($3,600,000 increase)
- Contract with Best Contracting Services Inc. for glazing and glass repair for $800,000
- Resolution opposing a 5-year plan to expand new offshore oil drilling
Board Meeting Afternoon
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will meet to approve multiple contracts totaling millions of dollars, including workforce development services and emergency vehicle upfitting. They will also consider extending a local health emergency for the Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire area and adopt a final environmental study for a renewable natural gas project at Frank R. Bowerman Landfill.
- Approve $350,000 contract amendment for boiler and water heater repairs in sheriff-coroner facilities
- $3M contract for DNA extraction and analysis supplies
- $9M in job order contracts for John Wayne Airport construction and electrical services
- $299,736 county share for traffic signal synchronization project in Rancho Santa Margarita
- Extend local health emergency for Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire area
Board Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will consider multiple workforce development contracts under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act and various infrastructure projects. The meeting includes decisions on airport services, landfill maintenance, and a ground lease for the former South County Justice Center in Laguna Niguel.
- Contract with Life Technologies Corporation for DNA extraction supplies ($3,000,000)
- Job order contracts for general and electrical services at John Wayne Airport (aggregate $11,000,000)
- Ground Lease Agreement with Laguna Niguel Town Center Partners, LLC for the former South County Justice Center
- Emergency vehicle and upfitting services contracts (aggregate $4,500,000)
- Continuation of local health emergency for Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire affected areas
Board Meeting Afternoon
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will consider a second reading of an ordinance regarding illegal encampments on public and Flood Control District property. The body is also deciding on various service contracts and a public hearing for the Orange County Housing Authority's revised annual and administrative plans.
- Ordinance regarding illegal encampments and camping on public and Flood Control District property
- Contract with DFC, Inc. dba Advanced Helicopter Services for aircraft engine repair ($6,750,000)
- Contract with MidWest Tape, LLC for Hoopla digital media application ($3,000,000)
- Contract with Weaver and Tidwell, L.L.P. for forensic audit of various funded contracts ($1,383,250)
- Public hearing to adopt Orange County Housing Authority Revised Annual Plan FY 2025-26
Board Meeting
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will meet to decide on multiple contracts, including a $6.75 million three-year engine overhaul deal for county helicopters and a $3 million digital media service contract. They will also hold a public hearing on the Orange County Housing Authority’s revised annual plan for FY 2025-26. The board will consider appointments, grants, and resolutions, including recognition of Adoption Awareness Month and National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week.
- Approve $6.75M contract with DFC, Inc. for helicopter engine overhaul and repair (3-year term, renewable)
- Approve $3M contract with MidWest Tape, LLC for Hoopla digital media services (5-year term)
- Public hearing on Orange County Housing Authority Revised Annual Plan, FY 2025-26
- Approve $250K allocation from Fifth District discretionary funds to Unidos South OC, Inc.
- Approve $47K allocation from Fifth District discretionary funds to Fresh Beginnings Ministries
Board Meeting Afternoon
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will meet on November 4, 2025, to discuss and vote on several key items, including a $94.7 million pharmacy benefits contract, grants totaling over $2.5 million, and updates to building codes. The board will also consider a local health emergency related to the Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire and a zoning amendment for battery energy storage systems.
- Approve $94,729,000 contract with OptumRx for pharmacy benefits management (2026–2028)
- Approve $1,095,984 and $1,472,050 grants for Disability and Healthcare Insurance Fraud and Automobile Insurance Fraud Programs
- Vote on first reading of ordinance amending building codes to adopt 2025 editions
- Consider first reading of ordinance addressing illegal encampments on public and flood control district property
- Approve continuation of local health emergency for Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire and affected areas
Board Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will discuss a $94.7 million pharmacy benefits contract and a new ordinance regarding illegal encampments. Public hearings are scheduled for battery energy storage zoning and the adoption of 2025 building, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, and fire codes.
- Contract with OptumRx, Inc. for pharmacy benefits management ($94,729,000)
- Proposed ordinance regarding illegal encampments on public and Flood Control District property
- Zoning Code Amendment CA 24-03 for Battery Energy Storage System Facilities
- Adoption of 2025 Edition California Building, Energy, and Fire Codes
- District Attorney contracts for Case Management System implementation ($13,427,939 and $550,900)
Board Meeting Afternoon
The Board of Supervisors will discuss financing for capital facilities projects and the adoption of updated 2025 building, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, and fire codes. The meeting also includes several high-value contracts for the Sheriff-Coroner and Waste & Recycling departments.
- Resolution for reimbursement of capital facilities projects totaling $250,000,000
- Sheriff-Coroner job order contracts for building, electrical, and mechanical services totaling $69,000,000
- Contract with Quinn Company for heavy equipment maintenance and repair for $18,500,000
- Contract with Telecare Corporation for behavioral health housing supportive services for $27,749,295
- Public hearing to adopt 2024/2025 editions of various California and International building and safety codes
Board Meeting
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will meet to decide on a $250 million capital facilities financing plan, approve updated building and plumbing codes, and vote on multiple contracts totaling over $50 million. The board will also hear a public hearing on proposed code changes and discuss grants, appointments, and donations including four Rivian vehicles for the Sheriff-Coroner.
- Approve $250M capital facilities financing plan with CSG Advisors as municipal advisor
- Adopt updated building codes including 2025 California Building Code and 2024 International Building Code
- Approve $39M in Sheriff-Coroner facility service contracts (building, electrical, mechanical, roofing)
- Accept $126,504 donation of four Rivian vehicles for Sheriff-Coroner
- Award $7.78M electrical infrastructure contract for Frank R. Bowerman Landfill
Board Meeting Afternoon
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will meet to decide on commercial airline allocations at John Wayne Airport, certify completed streets, approve contracts for sheriff services and animal hospital care, and vote on a $9.3 million land sale to the City of Irvine. The board will also discuss extending a local health emergency for the Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire area and consider grants for public safety and health programs.
- Reallocate John Wayne Airport flight allocations for 2026-2030 ($0)
- Certify completion of streets and accept easements for Final Tract Map 19163 ($0)
- Approve $300K HVAC services contract amendment for Sheriff-Coroner ($1.1M cumulative)
- Approve $9.3M land sale to City of Irvine for redevelopment ($200K reimbursement)
- Extend local health emergency for Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire area
Board Meeting
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will meet to decide on commercial airline access at John Wayne Airport, approve a $9.26M land sale to Irvine, and vote on a $3.6M drug testing contract for the Probation Department. The board will also discuss grants, facility leases, and recognize heritage months.
- Reallocate John Wayne Airport commercial airline departures (2026-2030) and approve Phase 2 plan ($1.6M+ annual revenue impact)
- Approve $9.26M sale of 1.97-acre Irvine parcels to reduce County’s Fair Share Obligation
- Renew Sheriff-Coroner HVAC services contract for $300,000 (cumulative $1.1M)
- Approve $3.6M drug/alcohol testing contract for Probation Department (2025-2027)
- Allocate $25K discretionary funds to Serving People in Need, Inc.
Board Meeting Afternoon
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will meet to consider contracts, appointments, and budget updates, including a $54.5M airport power upgrade and emergency declarations for wildfire recovery. Residents may speak on agenda items or during public comments.
- Approve $54,453,355 contract for Airport Power Generation and Distribution Upgrades Phase 1 with Swinerton Builders
- Extend $300,000 Behavioral Health Services Act stakeholder planning contract with Tracy Lacey Consulting
- Allocate $50,000 from Third District discretionary funds to OC Parks for Irvine Lake fishing derby
- Allocate $25,000 from Second District discretionary funds for Orange County Gun Buy Back Program
- Continue local health emergency for Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire with review set for 10/14/25
Board Meeting
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will meet to conduct regular business including approving contracts, budget updates, and resolutions. Items include a $54.45 million contract for John Wayne Airport power upgrades, allocations from district discretionary funds, and continued emergency declarations for the Airport Fire.
- Approve $54,453,355 contract with Swinerton Builders for John Wayne Airport power upgrades
- Allocate $50,000 from Third District funds to OC Parks for Irvine Lake fishing derby
- Allocate $10,000 from Fifth District funds to Entangled Whale Response of Orange County
- Approve $1,263,686 Mental Health Services Act funding for Meadows Senior Apartments in Lake Forest
- Continue local health emergency for Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire with review set for 10/14/25
Board Meeting Afternoon
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will meet on September 9, 2025, to consider multiple contracts, allocations, and resolutions. Items include a $2.6M contract for sheriff intelligence services, renewals of stormwater and GIS software contracts, and discretionary fund allocations for local nonprofits and programs. Several items have been continued from previous meetings.
- Approve $2,624,374 contract with General Dynamics IT for sheriff intelligence analyst services (9/9/25–9/8/26)
- Approve $100,000 from Fourth District discretionary funds for Orange County Gun Buy Back Program
- Renew $1,000,000 stormwater education contract with Action Research (11/9/25–11/8/27)
- Renew $1,375,000 GIS software licensing contract with Environmental Systems Research Institute (10/1/25–9/30/26)
- Approve $300,000 amendment to Behavioral Health Services Act stakeholder planning contract with Tracy Lacey Consulting (term ending 1/31/27)
Board Meeting
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will meet to conduct regular business including votes on contracts, discretionary fund allocations, and grant awards. Items include a $2.6M intelligence analyst services contract for the Sheriff-Coroner and $679,397 in state housing grants for local programs.
- Approve $2,624,374 contract with General Dynamics IT for sheriff intelligence analyst services (9/9/25–9/8/26)
- Approve $679,397 Housing Navigation and Maintenance Program grant from CA Dept. of Housing and Community Development
- Allocate $100,000 from Fourth District discretionary funds for Orange County Gun Buy Back Program
- Approve $1,000,000 stormwater education contract renewal with Action Research (11/9/25–11/8/27)
- Approve $1,406,140 Microsoft Unified support services contract with Dell Marketing LP (10/20/25–10/19/28)
Board of Supervisors Special Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will meet for a special session focused on a workshop regarding Orange County Board Strategic Priorities. No other items are scheduled for decision or discussion.
- County Executive Office - Orange County Board Strategic Priorities Workshop
Board Meeting Afternoon
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will consider approving several contracts, including security services and software maintenance, and will vote on subdivision maps for new housing developments in District 5. The board will also discuss responses to two Grand Jury reports and hear a public hearing on a General Plan Amendment for the Safety Element.
- Approve $3.8M software contract amendment for Sheriff-Coroner Department
- Approve $6M job order contracts for Sheriff-Coroner facilities
- Approve Final Tract Maps 19306, 19305, 19307, and 17935 for new housing developments
- Consider second reading of kratom sales ordinance
- Public hearing on General Plan Amendment S19-01 for Safety Element
Board Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will discuss an ordinance to restrict the sale, distribution, and possession of Kratom. The meeting also includes several high-value contracts for sheriff services and waste management, as well as public hearings on fire hazard zones and the General Plan Safety Element.
- Proposed ordinance restricting the sale, distribution, and possession of Kratom
- Sheriff-Coroner job order contracts for building, electrical, and mechanical services totaling $150 million
- Tetra Tech BAS, Inc. contract renewal for landfill gas services at $10 million
- Syracuse University agreement for Psychiatric Advance Directives Innovation Project for $6,125,448
- Public hearing to designate Fire Hazard Severity Zones within unincorporated areas
Board Meeting Afternoon
The Orange County Board of Supervisors is meeting to vote on various service contracts, including law enforcement equipment and healthcare provider agreements. The board will also discuss the continuation of a local health emergency for the Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire.
- Amendment to Axon Enterprise Inc. contract for body worn cameras ($3,020,972)
- Amendment to Wells Fargo contract for electronic payment processing ($4,600,000)
- Master contract with licensed clinical providers for professional services ($4,347,343)
- Agreement with California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation for Fire Camp Program ($2,019,400)
- Continuation of local health emergency for Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire
Board Meeting
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will meet on August 12, 2025, to consider routine contracts, appointments, and resolutions, including a $3.02 million body-worn camera contract and a $2 million fire-camp inmate program. The meeting also includes consent items like subdivision approvals and donations, as well as discussion items such as health emergency continuations and ambulance service contracts.
- Approve $3,020,972 body-worn camera contract with Axon Enterprise Inc. (cumulative total $44.3M)
- Approve $2,019,400 agreement for County inmates in Fire Camp Program
- Approve $477,925 performance management services contract with Public Consulting Group LLC
- Approve $775,325 laptop kiosk contract with Laptops Anytime for County libraries
- Accept $45,877 donation from Waldorf Astoria Monarch Beach Resort for Falconry Program
Board Special Meeting
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will discuss the continuation of a local health emergency originally issued on September 20, 2024. This measure is intended to facilitate debris and ash removal and protect water wells in affected areas.
- Continuation of local health emergency for Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire
Board Meeting Afternoon
The Board of Supervisors is meeting to approve numerous law enforcement service contracts with various cities and the OCTA. The body will also consider mental health service plans and emergency care provider agreements.
- Law enforcement contracts with cities including Lake Forest ($22.7M), MissionViejo ($25.5M), and San Clemente ($22.6M)
- Law enforcement contract with Orange County Transportation Authority for $15.5M
- Contract with Orange County Asian and Pacific Islander Community Alliance for suicide and self-harm reduction services ($1.65M)
- Contract with Scaife Protection Services for unarmed security guards ($750,000)
- Construction services for James A. Musick Facility amendment ($2.1M)
Board Meeting
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will consider dozens of contracts, appointments, and resolutions at this meeting. Items include law enforcement service agreements with multiple cities totaling over $160 million, workforce development plan approvals, and proclamations for World Refugee Day and Gun Violence Awareness Month.
- Approve $325,000 law enforcement contract with OC Fair & Event Center (7/1/25–6/30/26)
- Approve $11.5M–$25.5M contracts with 10 cities for sheriff services (7/1/25–6/30/26 or 2030)
- Approve $1.12M law enforcement contract for 2025 Orange County Fair (7/1–8/20/25)
- Approve $750,000 three-year security guard contract for Flood Control District
- Adopt Orange County Mental Health Services Act Plan Update for FY 2025–26
Board Budget Hearings
The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing to consider the recommended budget for fiscal year 2025-26. The body will also consider an ordinance restricting kratom and the continuation of a local health emergency for the Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire.
- Public hearing for adoption of FY 2025-26 Recommended Budget
- First reading of ordinance regarding restrictions on sale, distribution, and possession of Kratom
- Continuation of local health emergency for Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire
- First reading of ordinance establishing the salary of the Members of the Board of Supervisors
- Public hearing for 2024 Annual Recruitment and Vacancy Report
Board Budget Hearings_Read Out
The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing to consider the recommended budget for fiscal year 2025-26. The body will also discuss restrictions on kratom and the continuation of a local health emergency.
- Public hearing for adoption of FY 2025-26 Recommended Budget
- First reading of an ordinance regarding restrictions on the sale, distribution, and possession of kratom
- Proposed continuation of local health emergency for Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire
- First reading of an ordinance establishing the salary of the Members of the Board of Supervisors
- Public hearing for the 2024 Annual Recruitment and Vacancy Report
Board Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will meet to discuss various county contracts, public works projects, and health services. Key items include a major aircraft procurement for the Sheriff-Coroner and several multi-million dollar behavioral health contracts.
- Purchase of one H-145 Airbus Helicopter for $17,266,967
- Contracts with Coastal Star Behavioral Health and Phoenix House Orange County totaling over $45 million for crisis and residential services
- Contract with GHD Inc. for $706,733 for the Capistrano Beach Nature-Based Shoreline Adaptation Project
- Contract with South County Landscapes, Inc. for $2,337,348 for John Wayne Airport maintenance
- Approval of 2025 Capital Improvement Programs for OC Public Works, OC Community Resources, and John Wayne Airport
Board Meeting Afternoon
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will consider renewing and approving multiple contracts totaling over $66 million for services including mental health, public safety, and infrastructure projects. The meeting also includes proclamations for heritage months and routine administrative actions.
- Renew $255,592 contract with Council on Aging for Medicare services (total $511,184)
- Approve $17.3M purchase of Airbus H-145 helicopter for Sheriff-Coroner
- Renew $1.5M contract with CHOC Children's for youth mental health services
- Approve $27.9M crisis stabilization services contract with Stars Behavioral Health Group
- Adopt FY 2025-26 capital improvement programs for roads and facilities
Board Meeting Read Out
The Board of Supervisors is deciding on numerous service contracts for behavioral health, public works, and airport maintenance. The meeting also includes the continuation of a local health emergency for the Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire.
- Continuation of local health emergency for Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire
- Contract with Cerner Corporation for electronic health record services ($9,294,102)
- Adult behavioral health outpatient services contracts with Mental Health Association of Orange County ($16,059,180) and Clarvida ($17,623,323)
- Pavement maintenance contract with Sully-Miller Contracting Company for John Wayne Airport ($6,000,000)
- Transitional Housing Program contracts with New Alternatives, Olive Crest, Crittenton Services, and Hart Community Homes ($15,896,784)
Board Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will consider multiple high-value contracts for behavioral health services, airport maintenance, and public works. The meeting includes decisions on emergency health declarations and various board appointments.
- Contracts for adult behavioral health outpatient services with Mental Health Association of Orange County ($16,059,180) and Clarvida ($17,623,323)
- Pavement maintenance and repair contract for John Wayne Airport with Sully-Miller Contracting Company ($6,000,000)
- Electronic health record maintenance contract with Cerner Corporation ($9,294,102)
- Transitional housing program contracts with New Alternatives, Olive Crest, Crittenton Services, and Hart Community Homes ($15,896,784)
- Continuation of local health emergency for Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire
Special Meeting
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will meet in a special session to discuss administrative matters. The only discussion item is a request for County Counsel to submit a victim impact statement in a federal criminal case. The meeting also includes closed sessions for a public employee appointment and labor negotiations.
- Approve County Counsel to submit victim impact statement in United States v. Andrew Hoang Do, case no. 8:24-cr-00126-JVS
- Closed session for County Executive Officer appointment
- Closed session for labor negotiations with United Domestic Workers of America (UDWA)
Board Meeting Afternoon
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will meet to discuss and vote on multiple contracts, including a $101.999M construction contract for John Wayne Airport taxiway reconstruction and a $7.066M contract for adult crisis residential services. The board will also consider appointments to various county boards and commissions, and receive updates on grants and IT projects.
- Award $101,998,960 contract to Flatiron Dragados West, LLC for Taxiways A, D, and E reconstruction at John Wayne Airport
- Approve $7,066,146 contract with Stars Behavioral Health Group for adult crisis residential services
- $4,800,000 contract with CML Security LLC for detention locks and hardware maintenance
- Approve $320,000 agreement with UC Cooperative Extension for pest management services
- Appoint Paula Cosenza to Assessment Appeals Board No. 3 to complete term ending 9/6/26
Board Meeting
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will meet to vote on major contracts and agreements, including a $101.99 million construction project for John Wayne Airport taxiways and $7.1 million in mental health services contracts. The board will also consider routine appointments, library funding, and public works agreements.
- Award $101,998,960 contract to Flatiron Dragados West, LLC for Taxiways A, D, and E reconstruction at John Wayne Airport
- $7,066,146 contract with Stars Behavioral Health Group for adult crisis residential services
- $9,957,870 contract with CEP America-Psychiatry for psychiatric and medical services
- $780,000 contract with Mel Smith Electric for Augustine Maintenance Yard electrical work
- $42,995 funding award to OC Public Libraries for patron internet service provider fees
Board Meeting Afternoon
The Board of Supervisors will consider the continuation of a local health emergency for the Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire. The body is also deciding on several high-value healthcare and social service contract renewals and appointments to county councils.
- Contract renewal with CHOC Children's for youth wraparound services for $15,805,330
- Contract renewal with Carelon Behavioral Health for Medi-Cal services for $12,879,534
- Contract renewal with PATH for Yale Navigation Center Shelter operations for $9,645,416
- Public hearing to consider adopting the 2025 Weed Abatement Program
- Contract renewal with WorkForce Software, LLC for OC TIME attendance system for $2,632,938
Board Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will consider renewing several high-value health and social service contracts and extending a local health emergency for the Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire. The meeting also includes appointments to county councils and a public hearing on the 2025 Weed Abatement Program.
- Contract renewal for adult and perinatal residential drug treatment services for $18,000,000
- Contract renewal with CHOC Children's for youth wraparound services for $15,805,330
- Contract renewal with Carelon Behavioral Health for Medi-Cal services for $12,879,534
- Renewal of Yale Navigation Center Shelter operations contract for $9,645,416
- Public hearing to consider adopting the 2025 Weed Abatement Program
Board Meeting Afternoon
The Board of Supervisors will discuss several service contracts and public hearings regarding fee increases for real estate fraud prosecution and arrest record reviews. The meeting also includes approvals for housing plans and land acquisition for the Coyote Creek Bikeway Project.
- Public hearing to increase real estate fraud prosecution fee from $3 to $10
- Public hearing to increase local arrest record review fee from $24.00 to $67.00
- Contract with Equus Workforce Solutions for employment services totaling $21,510,468
- Contract with Anaheim Global Medical Center for correctional health services totaling $6,161,880
- Eminent domain easements for OC Loop Segments O, P, and Q of the Coyote Creek Bikeway Project
Board Meeting
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will consider approving over $10 million in new and renewed contracts, including janitorial services, utility management, and substance-use treatment. They will also hold public hearings on proposed fee increases for real estate fraud prosecution, fingerprinting services, and local arrest records.
- Approve $391,753 janitorial services contract with Omni Enterprise Inc. (4/1/25–8/31/26)
- Approve $808,661 utility management system contract with EnergyCAP LLC (5/1/25–4/30/30)
- Approve $3,585,417 substance-use treatment contract with Phoenix House Orange County (7/1/25–6/30/28)
- Public hearing on raising real estate fraud prosecution fee from $3 to $10 (5/1/25–4/30/28)
- Public hearing on increasing local arrest record review fee from $24 to $67
Board Meeting Full
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will meet to decide on major contracts, including a $94.8 million enterprise resource planning system upgrade, and approve loan financing for a senior housing project in Yorba Linda. The board will also discuss emergency declarations, grant awards, and policy changes such as a temporary moratorium on battery energy storage permits.
- Approve $94,757,628 contract with Deloitte for ERP transformation (Item 6)
- Authorize $1.1M loan for Altrudy II Senior Apartments at 18597/18602 Altrudy Lane, Yorba Linda (Item 19)
- Extend local health emergency for Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire debris removal (Item 12)
- Consider first reading of interim urgency ordinance extending battery energy storage moratorium (Item S33E)
- Approve $3.96M amendment for WebMD health program administration (Item 29)
Board Meeting Afternoon
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will meet to act on multiple contracts, leases, and policy updates across departments. Items include renewing $48 million in drug treatment service contracts, approving a $12 million supportive housing funding notice, and adopting a 2025 weed abatement program. The board will also consider easement exchanges with Stanton and lease agreements for library and recreation facilities.
- Renew $48M in Drug Medi-Cal narcotic replacement therapy contracts (7/1/25–6/30/28)
- Approve $12.05M 2025 Supportive Housing Notice of Funding Availability with 150 project-based vouchers
- Adopt 2025 Weed Abatement Program with public hearing set for 4/8/25
- Exchange easements with City of Stanton for Gilbert Street and Harriet Lane culvert funding and design
- Approve $250K cybersecurity contract amendment for Larson Corporation (cumulative $930K) and $434K lab equipment purchase
Board Meeting
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will discuss several high-value healthcare and security contracts, including funding for supportive housing in Brea. The board is also reviewing legislative priorities for 2025 and updates to campaign contribution limits.
- Drug Medi-Cal narcotic replacement therapy contracts totaling $48,000,000
- $5,225,000 loan for 39-unit Brea PSH permanent supportive housing at 323 N. Brea Boulevard
- $12,050,000 for 2025 Supportive Housing Notice of Funding Availability
- Proposed ordinance to adjust limitations on campaign contributions
- Initiation of 2025 Weed Abatement Program with public hearing set for 4/8/25
Board Meeting Afternoon
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will consider renewing a local health emergency for the Airport Fire, approving a $7.6 million housing grant application, and adopting an ordinance to create a new Health Authority. They will also vote on multiple contracts totaling over $10 million for services including housing advocacy, corrections care coordination, and environmental cleanup.
- Renew local health emergency for Trabuco Canyon Airport Fire ($0, continued review set for 3/11/25)
- Approve $7.6M Permanent Local Housing Allocation Program grant application
- Adopt ordinance creating Orange County Health Authority
- Approve $606K contract with The Raise Foundation for child abuse prevention services
- Approve $1.76M sponsor agreement with California Conservation Corps for flood control work
Board Meeting
The Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings on General Plan amendments for housing and safety. The meeting also includes decisions on emergency extensions for the Airport Fire and various service contracts.
- Public hearing on General Plan Amendment H20-01 (6th Cycle Housing Element) and S19-01 (Safety Element)
- Public hearing for Permanent Local Housing Allocation Program grant funds of $7,632,984
- Contract renewal with Project Kinship for Re-Entry Success Center services totaling $7,988,233
- Sponsor agreement with California Conservation Corps from 2/12/25 to 2/11/31 for $1,756,232
- Allocation of $100,000 for Fullerton Independence Park revitalization and $25,000 for Motel Voucher Winter Program
Board Meeting Afternoon
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will discuss a mid-year budget report and a potential moratorium on large scale battery energy storage systems. The body is also reviewing multiple service contracts and housing loan agreements.
- Proposed urgency ordinance establishing a moratorium on Large Scale Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS)
- Approval of FY 2024-25 Mid-Year Budget Report and FY 2025-26 budget adoption schedule
- Aggregate contracts for HIV comprehensive care and support services totaling $15,611,778
- Loan commitment of $2,682,400 for PSH Apartments at 1411 N. Broadway, Santa Ana
- Contract amendment with Bode Cellmark Forensics, Inc. for DNA testing for $985,000
Board Meeting
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will decide on homelessness programs, approve multi-year service contracts worth millions, and consider a temporary ban on large-scale battery storage systems. The meeting also includes routine administrative updates and continued items from prior agendas.
- Approve $15.6M HIV care contracts (2025–2028) with renewal option
- Renew $7.99M Re-Entry Success Center contract with Project Kinship
- Accept $1.2M donation of RapidDeploy licenses for Sheriff-Coroner emergency comms
- Consider urgency ordinance to temporarily halt large-scale battery storage systems
- Approve $5.35M loan for Mesa Vista affordable housing in Costa Mesa
Board Meeting
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on a proposal to establish Community Facilities District No. 2025-1 (Rienda 3) in District 5, including a $165 million bond issuance for infrastructure and a special tax election. The board will also consider a $160 million eminent domain resolution for the Coyote Creek Bikeway Project in District 4, requiring a two-thirds vote.
- Approve $165M bond for Rienda 3 community facilities district (District 5)
- Adopt resolutions for $160M eminent domain for Coyote Creek Bikeway Project (District 4)
- Approve $221,993 Motorola license plate reader system contract (Sheriff-Coroner)
- Approve $3.025M street sweeping services contract (OC Public Works)
- Approve $2.25M landfill regulatory support services contract (OC Waste & Recycling)
Board Meeting Read Out
The Orange County Board of Supervisors will meet to decide on a $165 million bond for the Rienda 3 Community Facilities District and hold a public hearing on eminent domain for the Coyote Creek Bikeway Project. They will also vote on contracts totaling over $13 million for IT, security, and construction services, and consider renewing health and social services agreements.
- $165 million bond vote for Rienda 3 Community Facilities District (Rienda 3) in District 5
- Eminent domain public hearing for Coyote Creek Bikeway Project (Segments O, P, Q) in District 4
- Approve $221,993 Motorola license plate reader contract for Sheriff-Coroner
- Approve $3,025,000 street sweeping services contract (2025–2028)
- Renew $600,000 Orangewood Foundation contract for exploited children services