Nevada County public meetings in 2024
3 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Emergency Medical Care Committee
The Nevada County Emergency Medical Care Committee will review membership rosters and approve minutes from March 13, 2024. The meeting includes discussions on tactical active shooter response and updates from Public Health and the Sierra Sacramento Valley EMS Agency.
- Review of membership roster
- Approval of March 13, 2024 minutes
- Discussion regarding tactical active shooter response
- Public Health update from Sherilynn Cooke, MD
- Sierra Sacramento Valley EMS Agency updates
Nevada County Board of Supervisors
The Nevada County Board of Supervisors will consider several contract renewals for mental health and social services. Most items are on the consent calendar, which includes routine and noncontroversial actions. These contracts fund programs such as substance abuse treatment and CalWORKs employment assistance.
- $6,024,325 renewal with Turning Point Community Programs for adult mental health services
- $4,597,263 renewal with Granite Wellness Centers for substance use disorder treatment
- $1,548,197 renewal with Nevada-Sierra Connecting Point for CalWORKs employment services
- $1,071,973 contract with the County Superintendent of Schools for school mental health services
- $810,000 contract with Victor Community Support Services for rapid response programs
Nevada County Board of Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors is reviewing several contract renewals and amendments for behavioral health, public health, and social services. Most items are presented on the consent calendar for routine approval. These actions include funding for crisis intervention, youth programs, and community support services.
- $4,919,533 renewal contract with Sierra Mental Wellness Group for crisis intervention services
- $2,156,617 renewal contract with Stanford Youth Solutions for mental health services
- $1,000,000 agreement for the expansion of Medication Assisted Treatment services
- Up to $800,000 annual obligation to El Dorado County for psychiatric hospitalization services
- $330,000 contract with Sherilynn E. Cooke, M.D. to serve as Public Health Officer