Nevada County, California

Community Corrections Partnership

The Community Corrections Partnership will meet to review data and follow up on the Innovation Fund. The body is scheduled to discuss the budget framework.

• Innovation Fund follow up
• Data update
• Budget framework discussion

The Resilience Project of Western Nevada County Governing Board

The Governing Board will approve minutes from the June 24, 2026 meeting and receive staff updates from several agencies. It will discuss feedback from the community meeting held on June 30, 2026. The board will develop the agenda for a TRP community meeting scheduled for September 29, 2026, and work on the TRP annual metrics.

• Approve minutes from June 24, 2026 meeting
• Staff reports: Nevada Irrigation District, City of Grass Valley, City of Nevada City, Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Resource Conservation District, Nevada County
• Discuss feedback from community meeting held on 6-30-2026
• Develop agenda for TRP community meeting on September 29, 2026
• Develop TRP annual metrics

Assessment Appeals Board

The Nevada County Assessment Appeals Board will meet to select leadership for the upcoming fiscal year and approve its meeting calendar. The agenda includes accepting previous meeting minutes and setting up the board's organization for the 2026/27 tax year.

• Acceptance of Assessment Appeals Board minutes for April 15, 2026
• Selection of Chair and Vice Chair for Fiscal Year 2026/27
• Approval of Fiscal Year 2026/27 meeting calendar
• Organization of Assessment Appeals Board for 2026/27 tax year
• Hearing Decisions and Public Comment

Historical Landmarks Commission

The Nevada County Historical Landmarks Commission will meet to receive updates on several plaque projects and historical tributes. The body will also discuss potential landmarks, including specific sites and organizations.

• Updates on Mule Spring, Graves Cabin, Donner Cross, Luckenbill, and Truckee Roundhouse plaques
• Status of the Heidelmann Lodge application
• Discussion of potential landmarks: Cornish Mens Choir, Camp Gold Hollow, Reeder Ranch, and 522 E. Broad St.
• Updates on Nevada County History On Parade and Comstock Tribute

Penn Valley Area Municipal Advisory Council (MAC)

The regular meeting of the Penn Valley Area Municipal Advisory Council scheduled for July 16, 2026, has been canceled.

Agricultural Advisory Commission

The Nevada County Agricultural Advisory Commission meeting scheduled for July 15, 2026, has been cancelled. The next meeting is set for September 16, 2026.

• Meeting cancelled
• Next meeting: September 16, 2026
• Public comment encouraged on agriculture issues
• Written comments accepted for the record

Adult & Family Services Commission Regular Meeting

The Nevada County Adult & Family Services Commission will consider several routine items, including approving the June 2026 meeting minutes and voting on an application submitted by Kelly Molloy. The agenda also includes brief reports from the Agency on Aging Area 4, a presentation on CIF and CSBG outcomes, and general county updates. The meeting concludes with a short public comment period.

• Approve June 2026 meeting minutes
• Vote on Kelly Molloy’s application
• Agency on Aging Area 4 report (Rebecca Hensley)
• CIF and CSBG outcomes presentation (Angela Masker)
• General county updates (Angela Masker)

Nevada County Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider several renewal contracts for behavioral health, public health, and social services. The meeting includes votes on funding for mental health treatment, youth development, and emergency vehicle equipment.

• Renewal contract with Turning Point Community Programs, Inc. for $6,277,012
• Renewal contract with County of Placer for Telephone Triage Services for $1,868,150
• Renewal contract with Nevada County Housing Development Corporation for $2,220,858
• Professional services contract with Be Change LLC for emergency vehicle equipment up to $118,000
• Declaration of results for the June 2, 2026, Statewide Direct Primary Election

Zoning Administrator

The Nevada County Zoning Administrator meeting will review three public hearing items. The first is a Tentative Parcel Map to split a 27.75‑acre parcel at 13552 Empress Road into two parcels. The second is a Boundary Line Adjustment and four Conditional Certificates of Compliance for parcels in Truckee. The third is a Minor Use Permit to keep an existing 6‑foot fence at 11792 Hidden Valley Road. No consent items are on the agenda.

• PLN25-0034 – Tentative Parcel Map to divide a 27.75‑acre parcel at 13552 Empress Road, Nevada City; recommendation: adopt Mitigated Negative Declaration and approve the map.
• PLN26-0023 – Boundary Line Adjustment for parcels in Truckee (APNs 049‑020‑003, 049‑020‑004, 049‑020‑010, 049‑020‑014, 048‑240‑016) and four Conditional Certificates of Compliance; recommendation: approve.
• PLN25-0033 – Minor Use Permit to retain a 6‑foot solid wood fence at 11792 Hidden Valley Road, Grass Valley; recommendation: conditional approval.

Planning Commission

The Nevada County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two major items: a proposed ordinance amendment to increase the maximum number of detached accessory dwelling units per multi-family lot from 2 to 8, and a conditional use permit for a 10,000-square-foot community event facility in Penn Valley. Consent items include acceptance of draft minutes and annual review of a subdivision development agreement.

• Public hearing to recommend amending county code to allow 8 detached ADUs per multi-family lot (ORD26-1)
• Public hearing for conditional use permit for a 10,000 sq ft community event facility at 10592 Spenceville Road, Penn Valley
• Annual review of Terra Alta Subdivision Development Agreement for Deer Creek Park II Final Map
• Proposed community facility includes visitor center, workforce hub, commercial kitchen, banquet hall, theater, and two pavilions
• Project includes Oak Resources Management Plan for a Landmark Oak Tree and Landmark Grove

The Resilience Project of Western Nevada County Governing Board

The Nevada County Governing Board will receive informational updates from the Nevada Irrigation District, City of Grass Valley, City of Nevada City, Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, Resource Conservation District, and the County itself. The board will then discuss the Resilience Project's governance and program administration, followed by its communications and upcoming activities. No specific actions or votes are indicated in the agenda.

• Nevada Irrigation District update (standing item)
• City of Grass Valley update (standing item)
• Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital update (standing item)
• TRP Governance and Program Administration (new item)
• TRP Communications and Upcoming Activities (new item)

Emergency Medical Care Committee

The Nevada County Emergency Medical Care Committee will hold a regular meeting with officer voting, approval of past minutes, and a discussion on tactical active shooter / mass casualty incident response. The committee will also receive updates from Public Health, the Office of Emergency Services, and the Sierra Sacramento Valley EMS Agency. New business and scheduling of the next meeting are on the agenda.

• Officer voting for committee chairman
• Approval of September 2025 and March 2026 minutes
• Discussion of Tactical Active Shooter / MCI
• Public Health and OES updates
• Sierra Sacramento Valley EMS Agency updates

Historical Landmarks Commission

The Nevada County Historical Landmarks Commission will review and discuss updates on several plaque and application statuses, including the Mule Spring Plaque, Graves Cabin, and Donner Cross. Under new business, they will consider four potential landmarks: Cornish Mens Choir, Camp Gold Hollow, Reeder Ranch, and 522 E. Broad St., followed by an election of officers. Public comment is allowed on items not on the agenda.

• Discussion of potential landmarks: Cornish Mens Choir, Camp Gold Hollow, Reeder Ranch, 522 E. Broad St.
• Election of officers for the commission
• Updates on Mule Spring Plaque, Graves Cabin Plaque, and Donner Cross Plaque statuses
• Review of Heidelmann Lodge and Luckenbill application statuses
• County's 175th Anniversary and ADA compliance updates

Nevada County Board of Supervisors

The Nevada County Board of Supervisors will consider renewing over 20 contracts for behavioral health and public health services, contingent on the adoption of the fiscal year 2026/27 budget. The agenda also includes the appointment of a new Public Defender and a resolution to transfer realignment funds.

• Renewal of contract with North Valley Behavioral Health for psychiatric inpatient services (up to $3,000,000)
• Renewal of contract with Stanford Youth Solutions for specialty mental health services ($2,341,369)
• Renewal of contract with Auburn Counseling Services for phone triage services ($1,931,780)
• Resolution appointing Jennifer Mouzis as Public Defender
• Resolution to transfer 2011 Realignment Funds from Behavioral Health to Protective Services

Nevada County Board of Supervisors

The Nevada County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on the proposed final budget for fiscal year 2026/27, totaling approximately $466,532,095, and will consider a motion to adopt it. The meeting also includes several contract renewal approvals for behavioral health, probation, and public works services. Additional items include a public hearing on a revised Consolidated User Fee Schedule and the adoption of the Nevada County Sanitation District No. 1 budget.

• SR 26-0391: Public hearing on FY 2026/27 county budget (~$466,532,095) and motion SR 26-0392 to adopt it.
• SR 26-0279: Renewal contract with Aegis Treatment Centers, LLC for $1,339,000 (July 1 2026‑June 30 2027).
• SR 26-0329: Renewal contract with California Heritage: Indigenous Research Project (CHIRP) for $92,700 (July 1 2026‑June 30 2027).
• SR 26-0307: Renewal contract with SCRAM of California, Inc. for continuous alcohol monitoring, $60,000 (July 1 2026‑June 30 2027).
• SR 26-0418: Standard Public Works Contract for Deer Creek Behavioral Health Center Utility Improvement Project, total $157,344.

Adult & Family Services Commission Regular Meeting

The Nevada County Adult & Family Services Commission will vote on Raichel Stewart's application for a commission seat. The board will also hear reports from community partners including Community Beyond Violence, Sierra Family Health Center, and the Yuba Harm Reduction Collective. No major policy decisions or financial contracts are on the agenda.

• Vote on Raichel Stewart's commission application
• Approve May 2026 meeting minutes
• Agency on Aging Area 4 report from Rebecca Hensley
• Presentation from Community Beyond Violence on safe house resources
• Report from Yuba Harm Reduction Collective

Mental Health Board

The Mental Health and Substance Use Advisory Board is meeting at the Navigation Center in Truckee. The board will discuss the creation of the Navigation Center, housing resources, and specific local projects.

• Creation of the Navigation Center
• Fundraising for Fellowship of Compassion and Truckee Collaborative Project
• Site tour of the Navigation Center at 12315 Deerfield Drive
• Housing Resource Team discussion
• Pacific Crest Commons discussion

Community Corrections Partnership

The Nevada County Community Corrections Partnership will meet to discuss and vote on Innovation Fund applications. The body will also hold periods for public comment.

• Discussion and vote on Innovation Fund Application

The Fish & Wildlife Commission

The Nevada County Fish and Wildlife Commission will receive agency reports and informational updates on the fine fund balance. The meeting includes presentations on the California Wolf Project, Chronic Wasting Disease, and district fisheries.

• California Wolf Project presentation by Kaggie Orrick
• Chronic Wasting Disease report by CDFW Biologist Carly Florito
• District Fisheries report by CDFW Biologist Mitch Lockhart
• Informational update on Fine Fund Balance

Nevada County Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider a consent calendar of routine contracts and resolutions, including a $2.76 million subgrantee agreement with Hospitality House for housing acquisition, environmental review for a Sheriff's firearms training facility, and multiple behavioral health service renewals. All items are expected to be approved without discussion unless pulled by a board member.

• Subgrantee agreement with Hospitality House for $2,756,170 to create at least 20 beds of housing
• Subrecipient agreement with AMI Housing for $1,894,541 for permanent supportive housing (24 beds)
• Renewal contract with Hospitality House for homeless outreach and transitional housing, $1,100,197
• Mitigated Negative Declaration for Sheriff's Office Regional Firearms Training Facility
• Renewal contract with FREED for Landlord Liaison Team program, $1,593,197

Community Corrections Partnership

The Community Corrections Partnership will welcome members, approve the April 23 minutes, and hear public comment. The main substantive item is a review of Innovation Fund applications. No other decisions or proposals are listed on the agenda.

• Innovation Fund Application Review

Nevada County Commercial Cannabis Dispensary Application Evaluation Committee

The Commercial Cannabis Dispensary Application Evaluation Committee will meet to review and comment on a revised draft of the selection screening application and scoring materials. The body will also discuss the schedule for future committee meetings.

• Review of revised draft Cannabis Dispensary Selection Screening Application and scoring materials
• Acceptance of April 16, 2026 meeting minutes

Agricultural Advisory Commission

The Nevada County Agricultural Advisory Commission will convene to approve past minutes and receive informational reports from local agencies including the Nevada Irrigation District and Farm Service Agency. The meeting will also feature a presentation from the Sierra Lakes Conservation District regarding new business.

• Approval of March 18, 2026 meeting minutes
• Informational reports from NID, RCD, UCCE, NRCS, Sierra Harvest, FSA, and Farm Bureau
• Presentation by Sierra Lakes Conservation District (SALC)
• Public comment period for non-agenda items
• Next meeting scheduled for July 15, 2026

Transit Services Commission

The Transit Services Commission will hold a regular meeting with no action items. Consent agenda includes approval of the March 18, 2026 meeting minutes. Informational items consist of the Manager’s Report, Nevada County Connects Operations Report, and Nevada County Now Operations Report, all to be accepted by the commission.

• Approve minutes of the March 18, 2026 meeting
• Accept Manager’s Report (oral)
• Accept Nevada County Connects Operations Report
• Accept Nevada County Now Operations Report

Nevada County Board of Supervisors

The Board will vote on a consent calendar of routine contracts and grants. The largest items are two loan agreements totaling over $13.3 million for the Penn Valley Lone Oak Phase II Senior Apartment Project. Other notable actions include a $600,000 grant for correctional health services, a $530,000 psychiatric services contract, and a lease amendment for the Truckee Navigation Center.

• $2,306,128 loan from Western Nevada County Regional Housing Trust Fund and $11,041,628 HOME loan for Penn Valley Lone Oak Phase II Senior Apartment Project
• $600,000 PATH Round 4 Grant for correctional health programs (awarded April 21, 2026)
• $530,000 two-year contract with Dr. Blair Romer for psychiatric services
• $71,834 increase for Truckee Navigation Center lease at 12315 Deerfield Drive, Truckee
• $100,000 contract with O'Connell Research for CARE Court and CalAIM planning

Historical Landmarks Commission

The Nevada County Historical Landmarks Commission will meet to discuss various plaque updates and historical projects. The body is scheduled to vote on the Heidelmann Lodge application.

• Vote on Heidelmann Lodge Application
• Status update on Luckenbill Application
• Updates on Mule Spring, Graves Cabin, and Donner Cross plaques
• Discussion on ADA Compliance
• Planning for County's 175th Anniversary

The commission voted unanimously to approve the Heidelmann Lodge application and recommend it to the Board of Supervisors for historic landmark designation. It also approved a $500 contribution to the Mule Spring plaque and a $500 purchase for Gilmore School microphones, both by unanimous vote. All minutes and prior motions were approved unanimously.

• Approved Heidelmann Lodge application and recommendation to BOS (unanimous vote)
• Approved $500 contribution to Mule Spring plaque fabrication (unanimous vote)
• Authorized up to $500 for Gilmore School microphone purchase (unanimous vote)
• Approved minutes from previous meeting (unanimous vote)

Zoning Administrator

The Zoning Administrator will hold a public hearing on a Conditional Use Permit application for a 150‑foot wireless communication facility. The project includes a faux pine tower and equipment cabinets on a 2,500‑square‑foot leased area at 22044 Purdon Road. Staff recommends adopting a Mitigated Negative Declaration and approving the permit.

• Conditional Use Permit (CUP25‑0009) for 150‑ft wireless tower at 22044 Purdon Road
• Environmental review: Mitigated Negative Declaration and Monitoring Plan
• Project planner: Aleena Church, Assistant Planner

Nevada County Board of Supervisors

The Nevada County Board of Supervisors will consider a consent calendar and a series of resolutions covering behavioral health agreements, housing down‑payment assistance guidelines, public‑safety communications site licenses, and several contract awards. Key items include a $2,392,745.31 contract for the 2026 Road Rehabilitation Project and an increase of the Progress House contract to $832,000. The board will also adopt fee and policy changes, and approve funding and memorandums for public defender services and career‑technical education partnerships.

• Resolution approving a $2,392,745.31 contract to American Pavement Systems for the 2026 Road Rehabilitation Project (Item 13).
• Resolution amending the Progress House contract, raising the maximum price to $832,000 (Item 4).
• Three multi‑year communications site license agreements with Placer County for Gold Run ($2,250/mo), Iron Mine ($2,250/mo), and Thermalands ($3,050/mo) sites (Items 8‑10).
• Resolution approving $80,000 funding for the Public Defender to represent respondents in CARE Court (Item 12).
• Resolution approving a $350,000 program supplement for the Rock Creek Road over Rock Creek Bridge Project (Item 15).

Adult & Family Services Commission Regular Meeting

The Adult & Family Services Commission will consider selecting award recipients for the Community Impact Fund (CIF) from four nominated organizations: Bright Futures for Youth, Project Heart, SPIRIT, and Women of Worth. The commission will also review an update on the 25-26 contract with Bright Futures for Youth and address an application from Raichel for a commission seat.

• CIF Award Presentations and Selection for Bright Futures for Youth, Project Heart, SPIRIT, Women of Worth
• 25-26 Bright Futures for Youth Contract update
• Update on Raichel's commission application
• Approve April 2026 minutes

Nevada County Youth Commission

The Nevada County Youth Commission will discuss proposed bylaw revisions/amendments and Board of Supervisors recommendations. The meeting also includes subcommittee breakout sessions on teen health, youth employment, and accessibility, as well as updates on the Fun in the Foothills/Recreation Fair and Dark Skies initiative.

• Proposed NCYC bylaw revisions/amendments for discussion
• Board of Supervisors recommendations under discussion/action items
• Subcommittee breakout sessions: Teen Health, Youth Employment, Accessibility
• Recap and planning for Fun in the Foothills/Recreation Fair
• Upcoming: May 16 Youth Service Award, June 2 BOS Presentation, June 8 last meeting

Mental Health Board

The Mental Health and Substance Use Advisory Board will hold a public hearing regarding the BHSA Integrated Plan. The board will also consider the appointment of a Director of Behavioral Health during a closed session.

• Closed session to consider appointment of Director of Behavioral Health
• Public hearing on BHSA Integrated Plan
• Discussion of 2026/27 Calendar Update and Board Goals

Nevada County Board of Supervisors

The Nevada County Board of Supervisors is holding a two-day special meeting to discuss the Draft Fiscal Year 2026/27 budget. The session includes presentations from department heads and is a workshop where no formal action will be taken.

• Budget workshop for Fiscal Year 2026/27
• Presentations from Deputy County Executive Erin Mettler
• Presentations from Auditor-Controller Gina Will
• Presentations from Treasurer-Tax Collector Michelle Bodley
• Presentations from Assessor Rolf Kleinhans

Nevada County Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is holding a two‑day special meeting that includes a budget workshop presenting the draft Fiscal Year 2026/27 budget. Throughout the day, agency directors and the Sheriff‑Coroner will provide informational updates, and the public may comment on agenda items. No formal actions are scheduled; the Board will give direction to staff and schedule any needed actions for future meetings.

• Presentation on Draft FY 2026/27 budget (SR 26‑0255)
• Public comment on workshop topics (SR 26‑0263)
• Sheriff‑Coroner/Public Administrator briefing (Shannan Moon)
• Information and General Services Agency Director briefing (Craig Griesbach)
• Community Development Agency Director briefing (Trisha Tillotson)

Community Corrections Partnership

The Nevada County Community Corrections Partnership will meet to discuss the Annual Plan, consider a potential Innovation Fund solicitation, and review the Strategic Plan and Data Group updates. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and public comment.

• Approval of minutes from Jan 22 and Feb 11
• Discussion of Annual Plan
• Innovation Fund long-term discussion and potential solicitation
• Strategic Plan discussion
• Data Group update

Zoning Administrator

The Zoning Administrator will hold a public hearing on a tentative parcel map to subdivide 36.92 acres into three parcels (15.40, 10.0, and 11.51 acres) at 13602 Auburn Road. The recommended action is to approve the map and adopt a Mitigated Negative Declaration under CEQA.

• PLN24-0191/TPM24-0008/EIS24-0014: Tentative Parcel Map to subdivide 36.92 acres into three parcels at 13602 Auburn Road, Grass Valley (APN 025-130-078).
• Proposed Parcel 1 (15.40 acres) already developed with single-family residence, garage, barn, ADU, pool, well, septic; accessed via gravel driveway off Auburn Road.
• Proposed Parcels 2 (10.0 acres) and 3 (11.51 acres) currently undeveloped; access via a 50-foot wide easement with fire-safe road improvements.
• Recommended environmental determination: Adopt Mitigated Negative Declaration and Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Plan.
• Recommended project action: Approve the Tentative Parcel Map.

Nevada County Youth Commission

The Nevada County Youth Commission will meet to discuss proposed revisions and amendments to its bylaws. The commission will also receive reports from subcommittees and plan for an upcoming recreation fair.

• Discussion of proposed NCYC Bylaw Revisions/Amendments
• Planning for the April 25 Recreation Fair at the NC Fairgrounds
• Discussion of Healthy Social Solutions NCSO
• Reports from Teen Health, Youth Employment, and Accessibility subcommittees
• Dark Skies presentation by Maura

Historical Landmarks Commission

The Nevada County Historical Landmarks Commission will meet to review and discuss multiple old business items including updates on the semiquincentennial, budget, and several plaque projects (Goyne, Graves Cabin). New business includes ADA compliance and planning for the county's 175th anniversary. No major decisions are expected; the agenda is primarily procedural updates.

• Semiquincentennial update
• County's 175th Anniversary discussion (new business)
• Goyne Plaque update
• Graves Cabin Plaque update
• Budget review

The commission unanimously approved a motion allowing Chuck Scimeca to spend up to $500 to support the Semiquincentennial event. It also voted to drop the Goyne plaque from consideration, declined participation in the Nevada County Fair booth, and confirmed the budget allotment will remain the same as the previous year. Additional items such as ADA compliance guidance and plaque funding were discussed but not decided.

• Approved $500 spend for Semiquincentennial event (unanimous)
• Dropped Goyne plaque from future consideration (unanimous)
• Declined participation in Nevada County Fair booth (unanimous)
• Confirmed budget allotment will be same as last year (report only)
• Moved to seek ADA compliance guidance from county officials (unanimous)
• Authorized Chuck Scimeca to pursue OCTA purchase of a plaque (to appear on next agenda)
• Approved turning website content off to public view until ADA compliance clarified (unanimous)
• Approved presentation on Nevada County’s 175th anniversary for May BOS meeting (unanimous)

Mental Health Board

The Mental Health and Substance Use Advisory Board will hold a closed session to consider the appointment of a Director of Behavioral Health. The board will also hear a Director’s Report and brainstorm for a Mental Health Board presentation, receive a Children’s System of Care Update, and a presentation from Stanford Sierra. Public comment is accepted via email or in person.

• Closed session to consider appointment of Director of Behavioral Health (item 1)
• Director’s Report & Mental Health Board Presentation Brainstorming (item 4)
• Children’s System of Care Update – Alisa Wood and Curtis McMullan (item 5)
• Stanford Sierra presentation – Katie Nerelli and Bunny Rutherford (item 6)

The Nevada County Mental Health and Substance Use Advisory Board approved the minutes from its March 6, 2026 meeting. The motion was moved by Dave Davidson-Methot, seconded by Shera Banbury, and all members present voted to approve. No other formal actions were recorded.

• Approved March 6, 2026 meeting minutes (motion by Dave Davidson-Methot, second by Shera Banbury, unanimous approval)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three items: four commercial rafting permit applications, a conditional use permit for a special events venue at 13447 American Ranch Court, and an update to the Safety Element of the General Plan. The commission will consider adoption of environmental documents and make recommendations for approval on each item.

• Four commercial rafting permits for Tahoe Whitewater Tours, Dream Catcher River Tours, Tributary Whitewater Tours, and IRIE Rafting Company on the Truckee River from Boca Dam to Floriston
• Conditional use permit for a special events venue at 13447 American Ranch Court, Grass Valley (up to 150 guests, 50 events per year)
• Update to Safety Element (General Plan Chapter 10) to address hazards, climate change, and environmental justice
• Recommended Mitigated Negative Declaration for the special events venue
• Recommended Negative Declaration for the Safety Element update

The commission voted 4‑0 to find the four Truckee River rafting permits exempt from CEQA under Section 15061(b)(3). It then voted 4‑0 to approve all four permits, adopting Findings A through G as recommended by staff.

• Find four rafting permits categorically exempt from CEQA 15061(b)(3) (4‑0 vote)
• Approve four commercial rafting permits, adopting Findings A‑G (4‑0 vote)

Penn Valley Area Municipal Advisory Council (MAC)

The regular meeting of the Penn Valley Area Municipal Advisory Council scheduled for April 16, 2026, has been canceled.

Nevada County Commercial Cannabis Dispensary Application Evaluation Committee

The Commercial Cannabis Dispensary Application Evaluation Committee will review and provide comments on a revised draft of the Cannabis Dispensary Selection Screening Application and scoring materials. The committee will also consider accepting draft minutes from its March 19, 2026 meeting. No public hearings are scheduled.

• Review of revised draft Cannabis Dispensary Selection Screening Application and scoring materials.
• Acceptance of draft minutes from March 19, 2026 meeting.
• Discussion of future meeting dates and announcements.

Assessment Appeals Board

The Assessment Appeals Board will vote on consent calendar stipulations that lower the assessed values of two RI-Grass Valley LLC parcels from roughly $22.3M to $20.6M and from $2.6M to $1.97M. The board will also hold an administrative hearing to determine whether seven appeal applications from Try Trout and Industrial LLC were filed untimely, and conduct value hearings for two other properties in Truckee.

• Consent item 2a: Stipulation to reduce APN 035-480-002-000 value from $22,282,444 to $20,585,000
• Consent item 2b: Stipulation to reduce APN 035-480-013-000 value from $2,611,503 to $1,965,000
• Administrative hearing on timeliness for seven Try Trout and Industrial LLC appeals (APNs 019-421-021, 012, 022, 005, 014, 011, 006) in Truckee
• Assessment hearing for 12882 Zurich Place #3, Truckee (APN 045-200-021-000) with applicant value $624,500 vs. assessor $739,500
• Assessment hearing for 10995 Donner Pass Road, Truckee (APN 018-630-010-000) with applicant value $524,138 vs. assessor $1,048,277

Nevada County Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing regarding the issuance of up to $11 million in bonds for a senior rental housing project in Penn Valley. The meeting also includes votes on various county contracts, budget amendments, and updates to communication tower ordinances.

• Public hearing for $11 million in bonds for Lone Oak Senior Apartments II at 10528 Broken Oak Court
• Contract with Ascent Environmental Inc. for 7th Cycle Housing Element Update not to exceed $319,370
• Grant application to National Forest Foundation Directed Grant Program up to $7,000,000
• Contract with Truckee Trails Foundation for river access enhancements for $95,000
• Proposed ordinance amendments to communication tower setbacks and permit processing

Adult & Family Services Commission Regular Meeting

The Nevada County Adult & Family Services Commission will approve the February and March 2026 meeting minutes, consider and vote on pending commission applications, and receive updates on CSBG/CIF budget, funding, and programs. The meeting also includes a report from the Agency on Aging Area 4 and a brief public comment period.

• Approve February and March 2026 meeting minutes
• Vote on commission applications
• Agency on Aging Area 4 report by Rebecca Hensley
• CSBG/CIF budget, funding, and program updates (standing items)
• Public comment (2 minutes)

Solid & Hazardous Waste Commission

The commission will hear a presentation on the Litter Abatement Program with the California Highway Adoption Co‑program, followed by a presentation on SB1383 food‑generator inspections by Nevada County Environmental Health. Staff will give operational updates for waste management and the three local jurisdictions. The meeting also includes routine approval of the October 2025 minutes and a public comment period.

• Presentation: Litter Abatement Program with California Highway Adoption Co‑program (presented by Justin Foux, director of sales and marketing)
• Presentation: Food generator SB1383 inspections by Nevada County Environmental Health (presented by Lauren Booth, Environmental Health Specialist IV)
• Approval of October 2025 meeting minutes
• Staff reports/updates: WM Operations, City of Grass Valley, City of Nevada City, Town of Truckee, Nevada County Solid Waste
• Public comment limited to 3 min per individual and 5 min per organization

Nevada County Board of Supervisors

The Nevada County Board of Supervisors will vote on several contract renewals and amendments, including a $1.97 million software and service agreement for records management, jail management and computer‑aided dispatch. Other items include a $463,898.23 9‑1‑1 equipment replacement, contract extensions for behavioral health and child‑care services, and several proclamations. The meeting also features a public forum on the TRUTH Act and routine proclamations for Fair Housing Month and Earth Day.

• SR 26-0169: $1,972,957 software and service agreement for Records Management, Jail Management and CAD systems (5‑year term).
• SR 26-0176: $463,898.23 replacement and installation of 9‑1‑1 dispatch equipment, funded by Cal OES.
• SR 26-0140: Amendment to Sierra Nevada Children’s Services contract increasing the maximum to $1,555,220 for Stage 1 Child Care payments.
• SR 26-0138: Amendment to Sierra Nevada Children’s Services Emergency Child Care Bridge Program increasing the maximum to $130,310.
• SR 26-0153: Renewal contract with St. Helena Hospital (Adventist Health Vallejo) for acute psychiatric inpatient services up to $400,000.

The Fish & Wildlife Commission

The commission will approve the minutes from the February 3, 2026 meeting, receive agency reports from the Department of Fish and Wildlife and Nevada Irrigation District, and hear a discussion on the Fish and Wildlife Propagation Fund with District Attorney Jesse Wilson. No other business items are listed.

• Approve minutes of the February 3, 2026 meeting
• Agency reports: Department of Fish and Wildlife
• Agency reports: Nevada Irrigation District
• Fine Fund Balance (informational)
• New Business: Fish and Wildlife Propagation Fund discussion with Jesse Wilson, Nevada County District Attorney

The Fish & Wildlife Commission approved the agenda with a 4-0 vote and then approved the meeting minutes with a 4-0 vote. No other substantive actions were taken. The meeting was adjourned at 7:07 p.m.

• Approved agenda (4-0)
• Approved meeting minutes (4-0)

Planning Commission

The Nevada County Planning Commission will consider a General Plan Amendment and rezone for a mixed-use development at 12647 State Highway 174 in Grass Valley. The project proposes three two-story buildings with residential and light industrial units and includes a Conditional Use Permit for an existing business.

• Public hearing for PLN24-0057: mixed-use development rezone and General Plan Amendment
• Conditional Use Permit for 'Cirino's Bloody Mary Mix' business
• Petition for Exception to Road Standards to reduce Hobart Lane right-of-way width
• Recommendation for Mitigated Negative Declaration
• Acceptance of 2026-2-26 Planning Commission Draft Hearing Minutes

Emergency Medical Care Committee

The Nevada County Emergency Medical Care Committee will approve the September 17, 2025 meeting minutes, discuss tactical active shooter and mass casualty incident protocols, receive a public health briefing from Dr. Sherilynn Cooke, and get updates from OES and the Sierra Sacramento Valley EMS Agency.

• Approval of September 17, 2025 minutes
• Tactical Active Shooter / MCI discussion
• Public Health Update – Sherilynn Cooke, MD
• OES Update
• Sierra Sacramento Valley EMS Agency updates

Zoning Administrator

The Zoning Administrator will hold a public hearing to decide on a Conditional Use Permit for a communication tower replacement. The proposal involves replacing a 75-foot tower with a 90-foot faux pine tree design.

• PLN22-0178, CUP22-0005: Conditional Use Permit for a 90-foot-tall monopine communication tower at 15102 Manzanita Drive

At the March 25, 2026 public hearing, the Nevada County Zoning Administrator approved Conditional Use Permit CUP22‑0005 to replace an existing 75‑ft tower with a 90‑ft monopine‑styled tower at 15102 Manzanita Drive. The project was found categorically exempt from environmental review under CEQA Section 15302. The meeting was adjourned at 1:47 p.m.

• Approved Conditional Use Permit CUP22-0005 for 90‑ft monopine tower replacement

Nevada County Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider routine consent calendar items including a software maintenance contract, a Prohousing grant application, and road resurfacing projects. The meeting also includes the introduction of a film permit ordinance and the naming of a new mental health facility.

• Approval of software maintenance contract with Truepoint Solutions, LLC, increasing the not-to-exceed amount to $140,000
• Authorization to apply for $1,250,000 in Prohousing Incentive Program (PIP) funds
• Introduction of an ordinance amending Film Permit regulations in Title 6, Chapter 7
• Acceptance of $1,365,300 in funding for the 2026 High Friction Surface Treatment Project
• Resolution to name the new secure mental health facility at 935 Maidu Avenue as 'Deer Creek Behavioral Health Center'

Historical Landmarks Commission

The Nevada County Historical Landmarks Commission will consider updates on several historic projects, including the budget, the Heidelberg Lodge application, and the Wolf Mountain Fire Lookout Tower. New business includes discussion of a County Fair booth. The meeting also provides time for public comment.

• Budget (old business item)
• Heidelmann Lodge Application (old business item)
• Wolf Mountain Fire Lookout Tower (old business item)
• County Fair booth (new business item)
• Vacancy – District 5 (old business item)

The commission approved the prior meeting minutes by unanimous vote. It decided not to support the Nevada City Odd Fellows Lodge exterior alteration. It unanimously approved pursuing a plaque for May Martin Goyne and also approved a David Comstock plaque and county recognition. Several items were tabled, and the fair‑booth request was declined due to budget constraints.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Decided not to commit to Nevada City Odd Fellows Lodge exterior alteration
• Approved pursuit of May Martin Goyne plaque (unanimous)
• Approved David Comstock plaque and county recognition (unanimous)
• Tabled Heidelmann Lodge application (removed from future agendas)
• Tabled Wolf Mountain Fire Lookout Tower item
• Declined Nevada County Fair booth participation; $433 fee deemed not feasible
• Appointed Bruce Boyd to fill Vice Chair position for remainder of term

Nevada County Commercial Cannabis Dispensary Application Evaluation Committee

The Commercial Cannabis Dispensary Application Evaluation Committee will meet to review and comment on draft application materials for dispensary selection screening. The body will also discuss the schedule for future committee meetings.

• Review of draft Cannabis Dispensary Selection Screening Application materials
• Acceptance of January 15, 2026 meeting minutes

Transit Services Commission

The Transit Services Commission will vote on the draft Fiscal Year 2026‑27 Transit Services Division budget. It will also consider resolutions to purchase two Class E 24‑passenger buses and two 29‑foot Gillig low‑floor diesel transit buses. Additional items include approval of prior meeting minutes and acceptance of several operational reports.

• Approve draft Fiscal Year 2026‑27 Transit Services Division budget
• Approve Resolution 26‑001 for purchase of two Class E – 24‑passenger buses
• Approve Resolution 26‑002 for purchase of two 29‑foot Gillig low‑floor diesel buses
• Approve minutes of the January 21, 2026 Commission meeting
• Accept Manager’s Report and Nevada County Connects/Now operations reports

Assessment Appeals Board

The Assessment Appeals Board will consider and accept proposed stipulated values for several 2024/25 regular assessment applications, including H&S Energy LLC at 10021 Combie Road, Auburn, and multiple Gravity Haus Tahoe LLC parcels at 10918 Brockway Road, Truckee. The Board will also approve stipulated values for properties in North San Juan and Grass Valley, and will accept the minutes from the January 21, 2026 meeting.

• Accept minutes from the Assessment Appeals Board meeting on January 21, 2026.
• Approve stipulated value of $588,730 for H&S Energy LLC, 10021 Combie Road, Auburn (applicant value $200,000; assessor value $731,970).
• Approve stipulated values for Gravity Haus Tahoe LLC parcels at 10918 Brockway Road, Truckee (two applications with applicant values $6,681,000 and $66,300; assessor values $13,362,000 and $132,600).
• Approve stipulated values for additional Gravity Haus Tahoe LLC parcels at 10918 Brockway Road, Truckee (applicant values $6,814,620 and $67,626; assessor values $13,629,240 and $135,252).
• Approve stipulated values for properties at 31698 Drunken Miners Road, North San Juan, and 16701 Iola Way, Grass Valley.

The Assessment Appeals Board unanimously approved the consent calendar, which included acceptance of the January 21, 2026 meeting minutes. The board also approved the proposed stipulated values for six assessment applications, covering properties in Auburn, Truckee, North San Juan, and Grass Valley. All actions were taken without recorded dissent.

• Approved acceptance of Jan 21, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved stipulated value of $588,730 for 10021 Combie Road, Auburn (unanimous)
• Approved stipulated value for Gravity Haus Tahoe LLC, 10918 Brockway Road, Truckee (unanimous)
• Approved stipulated value for Gravity Haus Tahoe LLC, 10918 Brockway Road, Truckee (parcel 019-450-065-000) (unanimous)
• Approved stipulated value for Gravity Haus Tahoe LLC, 10918 Brockway Road, Truckee (parcel 019-450-063-000) (unanimous)
• Approved stipulated value of $500,000 for 31698 Drunken Miners Road, North San Juan (unanimous)
• Approved stipulated value of $825,000 for 16701 Iola Way, Grass Valley (unanimous)

Agricultural Advisory Commission

The Nevada County Agricultural Advisory Commission will approve the meeting agenda and minutes from previous meetings. It will hear public comments and receive informational reports from several agencies. New business includes ratifying the Commission Chair and Vice Chair and reviewing the Commission bylaws.

• Approval of the agenda
• Approval of minutes from September 17, 2025 and January 21, 2026 meetings
• Public comment (no action taken)
• Agency reports (informational only) from NID, RCD, UCCE, NRCS, Sierra Harvest, FSA, and Nevada County Farm Bureau
• Ratification of Commission Chair and Vice Chair

Nevada County Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider several resolutions, including two revenue contracts for a Navigation Center Pilot in Truckee, amendments to existing housing contracts totaling over $2 million, and a $447,158 fund transfer for the Truckee Regional Library Phase 2 design. Additional items include grant approvals, infrastructure project clearances, and personnel code updates.

• Amendment No. 2 to Nevada County Housing Development Corporation contract, increasing maximum price to $2,041,679 (July 1 2025 – June 30 2026).
• Amendment No. 2 to Foothill House of Hospitality contract, maintaining maximum price of $1,792,322 (July 1 2025 – June 30 2026).
• Transfer of $447,158 to Truckee Library Joint Powers Authority for Phase 2 design of the new Truckee Regional Library.
• Resolution approving $332,057 contract with Fellowship of Compassion for a Navigation Center Pilot in Truckee (March 10 2026 – March 10 2027).
• Resolution authorizing a grant application up to $500,000 to the U.S. Economic Development Administration Disaster Supplemental Federal Grant Program.

Adult & Family Services Commission Regular Meeting

The Nevada County Adult & Family Services Commission will meet on March 10, 2026 at the Nevada County Government Center. The agenda includes routine business such as approving the January and February 2026 minutes, voting on the appointment of Pamela Rasada to the AAA4 Advisory Council, and reviewing the Community Initiative Funding request for proposals. The commission will also receive CSBG/CIF budget, funding and program updates and consider commission applications. The meeting ends with a brief public comment period.

• Approve January and February 2026 meeting minutes
• Vote on appointment of Pamela Rasada to AAA4 Advisory Council
• Review Community Initiative Funding (CIF) Request for Proposals
• CSBG/CIF budget, funding and program updates
• Consider commission applications and officer elections

The Adult & Family Services Commission approved the January and February 2026 meeting minutes. It appointed Pamela Rasada to the AAA4 Advisory Council and approved Cindy Wilson as Chair, Elizabeth Dreher as Vice Chair, and Pamela Rasada as Correspondence Secretary. The commission also approved the Community Initiative Funding Request for Proposals. All motions passed with unanimous support.

• Approved January 2026 meeting minutes (all in favor)
• Approved February 2026 meeting minutes (all in favor)
• Approved Pamela Rasada appointment to AAA4 Advisory Council (all in favor)
• Approved Cindy Wilson as Commission Chair (all in favor)
• Approved Elizabeth Dreher as Commission Vice Chair (all in favor)
• Approved Pamela Rasada as Correspondence Secretary (all in favor)
• Approved Community Initiative Funding Request for Proposals (all in favor)
• Approved Cindy Wilson's application for commission membership (all in favor)

Nevada County Youth Commission

The Youth Commission will hold breakout sessions on teen health, youth employment, and accessibility. Commissioners will discuss supporting the NJUHSD board's anti‑violence student commission resolution and the Dark Skies Initiative. Reports from subcommittees and plans for upcoming events will also be presented.

• Support of NJUHSD Board Resolution to create an anti‑violence student‑led commission
• Discussion of the Dark Skies Initiative
• Subcommittee breakout sessions on teen health, youth employment, and accessibility
• Planning of the Fun in the Foothills/Recreation Fair on 4/25 at the Fairgrounds
• Upcoming events: April 20 meeting in Truckee, May 6 NCYC presentation to EILA, May 11 Hospitality House Tour

Mental Health Board

The Nevada County Mental Health and Substance Use Advisory Board will meet to review behavioral health outcomes, suicide prevention data, and receive a director's report. The meeting is open to the public via Zoom or in person.

• Behavioral Health Outcomes and Data Reporting
• Public Health Suicide Prevention Data and Programming
• Director's Report
• Public Comment on non-agenda items
• Meeting held at Behavioral Health Department and Joseph Center

The Nevada County Mental Health and Substance Use Advisory Board approved the minutes from the February 6, 2026 meeting with all members in favor. No other actions were voted on; the remainder of the meeting consisted of reports on behavioral health outcomes, suicide‑prevention data, and upcoming presentations.

• Approved February 6, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Historical Landmarks Commission

The Nevada County Historical Landmarks Commission will review updates and applications from its old business agenda, including the 338 Alta St. and Heidelmann Lodge applications and the current budget. In new business, the commission will discuss the Wolf Mountain Fire Lookout Tower, a vacancy for the President of the Friends, and plans for the Recreation Fair. Public comment will be limited to 15 minutes total, with individual speakers limited to 3 minutes.

• 338 Alta St. Application
• Heidelmann Lodge Application
• Wolf Mountain Fire Lookout Tower
• Budget
• Recreation Fair

The commission approved the minutes from the previous meeting by unanimous vote. It unanimously supported the Semiquincentennial committee's recommendation to hold the event at Empire Mine State Park. Commissioners also voted unanimously to participate in the Recreation Fair on April 25, 2026. Several items, including the Wolf Mountain Fire Lookout Tower and the Goyne plaque update, were tabled to future meetings.

• Approved minutes from previous meeting (unanimous)
• Supported Semiquincentennial committee's recommendation for event at Empire Mine State Park (unanimous)
• Approved participation in Recreation Fair on April 25, 2026 (unanimous)
• Tabled Wolf Mountain Fire Lookout Tower item to next month
• Tabled Goyne plaque update to next meeting
• Declined landmark designation for 338 Alta St.; removed item from future agendas
• No decision on Heidelmann Lodge Application; research ongoing
• Reminded commissioners to file Form 700 by April 7

Planning Commission

The Nevada County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing (PLN25-0097; ORD25-2) to consider a recommendation to the Board of Supervisors to amend Sections 12.03.080 and 12.05.060 of the Nevada County Code concerning communication towers and facilities. The proposed changes include updated definitions, increased setbacks, new exemption criteria, and additional notice and monitoring requirements. The Commission will also vote to accept two sets of draft hearing minutes from November 13, 2025 and December 2, 2025.

• Public hearing (PLN25-0097; ORD25-2) to consider amendment of Section 12.03.080 – Communication Towers and Facilities and Section 12.05.060 – Use Permits
• Consent item: Acceptance of 2025-11-13 Planning Commission Draft Hearing Minutes
• Consent item: Acceptance of 2025-12-02 Planning Commission Draft Hearing Minutes

The Nevada County Planning Commission accepted the draft hearing minutes from November 13, 2025 and December 2, 2025. No other actions were taken during the meeting. A public hearing was held on proposed amendments to the Communication Towers and Facilities Ordinance, but the commission did not vote on or adopt any changes.

• Approved acceptance of 2025-11-13 Planning Commission Draft Hearing Minutes
• Approved acceptance of 2025-12-02 Planning Commission Draft Hearing Minutes

Nevada County Youth Commission

The Nevada County Youth Commission will meet on Feb. 23, 2026 to hear subcommittee breakout sessions covering teen health, youth employment, and accessibility. After a dinner break, the commission will review minutes, receive public comment, and hear reports from subcommittee chairs and ad‑hoc groups on media outreach, recreation events, and community partnerships. The agenda also includes updates on upcoming events such as the Fun in the Foothills/Rec Fair on April 25 and a rescheduled Hospitality House Tour for April/May.

• Subcommittee breakout sessions: teen health, youth employment, accessibility
• Mid‑year report to Board of Supervisors review (NCYC Board Memo)
• Fun in the Foothills/Rec Fair scheduled for 4/25 at the Fairgrounds
• Niesenan opportunity event planned for March 9
• Hospitality House Tour rescheduled to April/May with dinner at the Dellis’

Nevada County Commercial Cannabis Dispensary Application Evaluation Committee

Assessment Appeals Board

The regular meeting of the Assessment Appeals Board scheduled for February 18, 2026, has been cancelled.

Nevada County Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing regarding a proposed 30,711-square-foot grocery store and Starbucks at 18805 and 18807 Pine Shadows Lane. The meeting also includes several budget amendments and behavioral health facility contracts.

• Public hearing for a grocery store and Starbucks project at 18805 and 18807 Pine Shadows Lane, including a general plan and zoning amendment
• Contract increase for Crestwood Behavioral Health, Inc. to build an inpatient psychiatric facility, raising the price from $17,970,738 to $18,715,630
• Acceptance of $750,000 in Local Jurisdiction Assistance Grant Funds for the Local Equity Grant Program
• Sale of real property at 2270 La Barr Meadows Road to the Nevada Irrigation District for $2,482
• Acceptance of $277,190.36 from the CITED Program for Enhanced Care Management

Community Corrections Partnership

The Nevada County Probation Department's Community Corrections Partnership will hold a meeting to discuss its budget, receive public comments, and conduct routine procedural items such as introductions and roll call. No specific decisions are listed; the agenda focuses on discussion and public input.

• Budget Discussion
• Public Comment
• Welcome and Introductions
• Roll Call
• Closing

The board approved the historically funded budgets for probation, treatment, CCP training, public defender attorney and the sheriff’s office, passing the motion 6‑1. It also unanimously approved the HHSA budget (excluding a $30,000 veterans service line) and the District Attorney’s budget. The GVPD budget was approved at $100,000 with a 5‑2 vote. Finally, the Innovation Fund placeholder was set at $40,000 unanimously.

• Approved historically funded budgets (probation, treatment, CCP training, public defender attorney, sheriff’s office), vote 6-1
• Approved HHSA budget without Veterans Service $30,000, unanimous vote
• Approved District Attorney budget, unanimous vote
• Approved GVPD budget $100,000, vote 5-2
• Set Innovation Fund placeholder $40,000, unanimous vote

Nevada County Board of Supervisors

The Nevada County Board of Supervisors will vote on a series of resolutions, including a $75,000 renewal contract to provide Crisis Stabilization Unit services to Placer County clients. Other items include a $632,000 amendment to a perinatal treatment contract, an $82,737.98 purchase of an MX908 device for the Sheriff's Office, and the allocation of grant funds for elections and public safety programs. The meeting also contains routine consent‑calendar actions and public comment opportunities.

• Resolution SR 25-2251: approve $75,000 renewal contract for Crisis Stabilization Unit services with Placer County (Jan 1 2026–Jun 30 2027)
• Resolution SR 26-0001: amend Progress House contract, increasing maximum price from $432,000 to $632,000 (+$200,000)
• Resolution SR 25-2306: authorize purchase of one MX908 device for $82,737.98 using COPS microgrant funds
• Resolution SR 26-0034: reappropriate up to $88,040.91 of Voting System Replacement Grant funds for elections
• Resolution SR 26-0016: authorize application for up to $312,500 Cal OES Family Justice Center grant (Apr 1 2026–Mar 31 2028)

Adult & Family Services Commission Regular Meeting

The Adult & Family Services Commission will approve the January 2026 meeting minutes and vote on the appointment of Pamela Rasada to the AAA4 Advisory Council. The board will hear a vendor presentation titled “Forging Nevada County Forward” and receive updates on the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) program. A brief public comment period is also scheduled before adjournment.

• Approve January 2026 minutes
• Vote on AAA4 Advisory Council appointment – Pamela Rasada
• Vendor presentation: Forging Nevada County Forward
• CSBG Program updates presented by Angela Masker
• Public comment (2 minutes)

The Adult & Family Services Commission held its regular meeting, reviewed the Curious Forge Metal Fabrication program and CSBG program updates, and discussed upcoming contract approvals and seat renewals. No motions were voted on, and no actions were approved, denied, or tabled. Items such as the AAA4 Advisory Council vacancy and the Project Heart CSBG contract were noted for future action.

Mental Health Board

The Nevada County Mental Health and Substance Use Advisory Board will review the January 9, 2026 minutes, receive a law and ethics training reminder, and hear presentations from the Adult Services Behavioral Health Access Team, Turning Point, Odyssey House, and the Behavioral Health Director on transitions. Public comment is allowed at the start and after each agenda item.

• Review and approve minutes from the Jan 9, 2026 meeting
• Law and Ethics Training reminder (Mallory Borrego)
• Adult Services – Behavioral Health Access Team presentation (Megan Murphy)
• Turning Point presentation (Heather Vance and April Durham)
• Odyssey House presentation (Ben Baker)

The Mental Health and Substance Use Advisory Board approved the minutes from its January 6, 2026 meeting with a unanimous vote. No other formal actions or votes were recorded during the February 6, 2026 session.

• Approved Jan 6 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)

The Fish & Wildlife Commission

The Nevada County Fish & Wildlife Commission will elect a Chair and Vice Chair for 2026. It will also review grant proposals received and make funding recommendations for FY 25/26. The commission will discuss and recommend the budget for FY 26/27, and receive informational updates on the Fine Fund balance and agency reports.

• Selection of 2026 Chair and Vice Chair
• Review of grant proposals and recommendation of award amounts for FY 25/26
• Discussion and recommendation on FY 26/27 budget
• Fine Fund Balance (informational)
• Agency reports from CA Department of Fish and Wildlife and Nevada Irrigation District

The commission approved the meeting agenda and the December 2, 2025 minutes unanimously. Jim Johnston was selected as 2026 Chair and Jim Dill as Vice Chair, with a 5‑0 vote. The board approved $3,500 in grants—$500 each to seven organizations—by a 4‑1 vote with one abstention. The FY 26/27 budget was reduced to $3,000, approved 5‑0.

• Approved agenda (5-0)
• Approved December 2, 2025 minutes (5-0)
• Selected Jim Johnston as Chair and Jim Dill as Vice Chair (5-0)
• Approved $3,500 grant awards ($500 each to seven applicants) (4-1, 1 abstained)
• Reduced FY 26/27 budget to $3,000 (5-0)

Nevada County Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors held a workshop as part of a three‑day special meeting. Supervisors reviewed four staff‑prepared items: the Capital Facilities Master Plan, Board‑Directed Items, Resources and Priorities, and the 2026 Priority Objectives. No formal actions were taken; the Board will give direction to staff and any actions will be scheduled for a future meeting.

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

Nevada County Board of Supervisors

The Nevada County Board of Supervisors held a continued workshop to give staff direction on several priority objectives, including broadband, economic development, recreation, housing, emergency preparedness, homelessness, climate resilience, and code compliance. No formal action will be taken at this meeting; any items requiring Board action will be placed on a future agenda. Public comment is limited to agenda items and is only accepted on the first day of the three‑day special meeting.

• SR 25-2333 – Priority Objective: Broadband
• SR 25-2334 – Priority Objective: Economic Development
• SR 25-2335 – Priority Objective: Recreation
• SR 25-2336 – Priority Objective: Housing
• SR 26-0014 – Priority Objective: Emergency Preparedness

Nevada County Board of Supervisors

The Nevada County Board of Supervisors holds the first day of a three‑day special meeting workshop on January 28, 2026 at the Gold Miners Inn Ballroom in Grass Valley. No formal actions will be taken; the Board will give direction to staff and any items requiring action will be scheduled for a future meeting. The agenda includes a 2025 review video, activation of the legislative platform, discussion of HR1 impacts, a county finance update, a Q&A with cities and towns, and a Career Technical Education spotlight on culinary arts.

• 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 25-2331 – Q & A with our Cities and Town

Community Corrections Partnership

The Executive CCP Board approved the minutes from the November 13 meeting. Thomas Angell moved to approve, Alex Gammelgard seconded. No voting members opposed; Shannan Moon abstained because she was not present at the prior meeting. The motion carried.

• Approved November 13 meeting minutes (all votes yes, 1 abstention)

Assessment Appeals Board

The Assessment Appeals Board will review and potentially accept stipulated values for several property assessment applications. These stipulations represent agreed-upon corrected values between the Assessor and the applicants.

• Application #24-019 (Katharine Elliott): Proposed stipulated value of $11,256 for a rowboat
• Application #S-639 (H&S Energy LLC, 10041 Donner Pass Road): Proposed stipulated value of $963,000
• Application #S-640 (H&S Energy LLC, 10041 Donner Pass Road): Proposed stipulated value of $963,000
• Application #24-065 (H&S Energy LLC, 10041 Donner Pass Road): Proposed stipulated value of $1,001,905

The Assessment Appeals Board adopted the consent calendar, accepting the December 17, 2025 minutes and a stipulated personal‑property value for Katharine Elliott. Members pulled three supplemental assessment items for H&S Energy LLC from the consent calendar for discussion. The board then approved the stipulated values for all three H&S Energy items, with a 2‑1 vote. The meeting adjourned at 10:35 a.m.

• Accepted December 17, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved stipulated personal‑property value of $11,256 for Katharine Elliott (unanimous)
• Pulled items 3a, 3b, 3c (H&S Energy) from consent calendar for discussion
• Approved stipulation for 2021/22 assessment (item 3a) – vote 2‑1
• Approved stipulation for 2022/23 assessment (item 3b) – vote 2‑1
• Approved stipulation for 2024/25 assessment (item 3c) – vote 2‑1

Transit Services Commission

The Transit Services Commission will approve the September 17, 2025 meeting minutes and adopt the 2026 meeting schedule. Commissioners will elect a Chair and Vice‑Chair for the calendar year 2026 and appoint a Fiscal Year 2026‑27 Transit Budget Sub‑Committee. Manager and operational reports will be accepted for the record.

• Approve minutes of the September 17, 2025 Commission meeting
• Approve the 2026 Transit Services Commission meeting schedule
• Elect a Chair and Vice‑Chair for calendar year 2026
• Appoint a Fiscal Year 2026‑27 Transit Budget Sub‑Committee
• Accept the Manager’s Report (pages 6‑11)

Agricultural Advisory Commission

The Nevada County Agricultural Advisory Commission will approve its agenda and minutes, hear public comments, and receive informational reports from several agencies. In New Business, members will vote to select a Chair and Vice Chair for 2026 and listen to presentations on the county nuisance ordinance, USDA Wildlife Services, and a Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Plan. The meeting concludes with the Agricultural Commissioner’s report and member announcements.

• Selection of Chair and Vice Chair for 2026
• Presentation on Nevada County Nuisance Ordinance by Matt Kelly, Code Compliance Director
• USDA Wildlife Services update by Larry Lane, Wildlife Specialist
• Presentation on Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Plan by Brian Bacon, Executive Director of Nevada County Resource Conservation District
• Agency informational reports from Nevada Irrigation District, Resource Conservation District, UCCE Farm Advisor, NRCS, Sierra Harvest, Farm Service Agency, and Nevada County Farm Bureau

A quorum was not present, so no agenda, minutes, or other items were approved. The commission discussed selecting a chair and vice chair, but without a quorum no formal appointments were made. The meeting was adjourned at 7:29 pm.

Historical Landmarks Commission

The Nevada County Historical Landmarks Commission will review old business including a budget, the Comstock Tribute, and the 338 Alta St. application. The meeting will also cover new business, specifically a plaque suggestion for Goyne.

• Review of December minutes
• Discussion of 338 Alta St. application
• Review of budget
• Deer Creek/Edwards Crossing Bridges project
• Goyne plaque suggestion

The commission approved the minutes from the previous meeting unanimously. A motion to establish a time‑capsule subcommittee passed by majority vote, appointing three members. The board decided not to include a Covid‑19 memorial plaque in the upcoming electronic edition and will explore Kindle or Spark reformatting for a hard‑copy version due to cost concerns. Additional actions include appealing Caltrans’ bridge site decision, planning a plaque for May Martin Goyne, and scheduling video interviews.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (unanimous vote)
• Established time‑capsule subcommittee (majority vote) and appointed members
• Decided not to include Covid‑19 memorial plaque in ENC
• Determined hard‑copy edition too costly; will explore Kindle/Spark reformatting
• County will appeal Caltrans' rejection of preferred bridge site at Edwards Crossing
• Planned May Martin Goyne plaque inside Miner’s Foundry; Kathy Hillis to seek city approval
• Commission will participate in Nevada City Chinese Lunar New Year Celebration with info booth
• Scheduled video interviews: Bernie Zimmerman with Hank Meals; Bruce Boyd with Tom Browning on Feb 5

Nevada County Commercial Cannabis Dispensary Application Evaluation Committee

Auditor-Controller's County Oversight Board

The Nevada County Countywide Oversight Board will consider a resolution to adopt the Grass Valley Successor Agency’s Recognized Obligation Payment Schedule (ROPS 26‑27) for July 1 2026 through June 30 2027. The schedule lists a twelve‑month funding requirement of $588,197 from the Redevelopment Property Tax Trust Fund plus $59,856 in other funding. The board will also select its Chair and Vice Chair for calendar year 2026 and accept the minutes from the January 16 2025 meeting.

• Selection of Chair and Vice Chair for calendar year 2026
• Acceptance of Countywide Oversight Board minutes from January 16 2025
• Resolution adopting ROPS 26‑27 with $588,197 funding requirement and $59,856 other funding
• Public comment period for general comments
• Adjournment of the meeting

Penn Valley Area Municipal Advisory Council (MAC)

Adult & Family Services Commission Regular Meeting

The Adult & Family Services Commission will approve the November 2025 minutes and consider new applications for AAA4 Advisory Council appointments. A 90‑minute board member training session will be led by Suzi Kochems. The commission will receive Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) program updates, including a data presentation, analysis of outcomes and strategic plan, and budget information. A brief public comment period will follow before adjournment.

• Approve November 2025 meeting minutes
• Review new applications for AAA4 Advisory Council appointments
• Board Member Training – Suzi Kochems (90 minutes)
• CSBG Program Updates – data presentation, CAP strategy analysis, budget updates (20 minutes)
• Public comment period (2 minutes)

Nevada County Board of Supervisors

The Nevada County Board of Supervisors will vote on several contract amendments, including increases for homeless coalition work, substance‑use treatment, and mental‑health services. A resolution will award a contract worth up to $992,310 to McGuire and Hester for the Airport Ramp 4 rehabilitation project. The Board will also adopt a $692,610 CalHOME down‑payment assistance program and a $60,203 workers’ compensation insurance fraud grant. A budget amendment affecting multiple departments will also be considered.

• Amendment to Agnew Beck Consulting contract, raising price to $75,000 (SR 25‑2291)
• Amendment to Common Purpose contract, increasing maximum price to $4,467,533 (SR 25‑2204)
• Award of contract up to $992,310 to McGuire and Hester for Nevada County Airport Ramp 4 rehabilitation (SR 25‑2232)
• Authorization of CalHOME program funds up to $692,610 for first‑time homebuyer assistance (SR 25‑2197)
• Acceptance of $60,203 California Department of Insurance Workers' Compensation Insurance Fraud Grant (SR 25‑2324)

Nevada County Youth Commission

The Youth Commission will conduct breakout sessions and receive reports from subcommittees and ad hoc groups. The meeting includes a proposal to create an ad hoc group to engage the NCSO on healthy solutions to community issues.

• Subcommittee sessions on Teen Health, Youth Employment, and Accessibility
• Proposed creation of an ad hoc group to engage NCSO regarding community issue solutions
• Report on Young Entrepreneur’s Pitch Week
• Discussion of Hospitality House Tour on February 2
• Discussion of Niesenan opportunity on March 9

Mental Health Board

The Nevada County Mental Health and Substance Use Advisory Board will convene to review the December 2025 minutes, receive a report on the Transitions program, and discuss quality improvement and cultural competency. The meeting will also include a public comment period.

• Review of December 2025 Board minutes
• Behavioral Health Director’s Report on Transitions
• Quality Improvement and Cultural Competency presentation
• Peer Support update
• Public comment period

The Mental Health and Substance Use Advisory Board voted to approve the meeting scheduled for Dec 5 2025, with all members in favor. The board also noted that Director Phebe Bell will depart and Cari Yardley will serve as interim director while a hiring process begins. No other formal actions or votes were recorded during the session.

• Approved Dec 5 2025 meeting schedule (unanimous)

Mental Health Board

The Nevada County Mental Health and Substance Use Advisory Board will meet on Jan 9, 2026 from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the Behavioral Health Department locations in Grass Valley and Truckee. The agenda has not been posted, and items will be announced later. The meeting will include public comment periods and follows Brown Act procedures.

• Agenda items not yet posted