Plumas County, California

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JUVENILE JUSTICE COORDINATING COUNCIL (JJCC)

The Plumas County Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council will meet to approve minutes from a prior meeting and discuss the progress of the Juvenile Justice consolidated Plan and SB 823 Annual Plan. The body will also discuss the Juvenile Justice Commission and the appointment of the next Chief Probation Officer.

• Approval of April 22, 2026, meeting minutes
• Review of Juvenile Justice consolidated Plan and SB 823 Annual Plan
• Discussion on Juvenile Justice Commission and Chief Probation Officer appointment

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will discuss several agenda items, including a resolution honoring Keevin Allred, a presentation on the Chester Town Center economic development project, and a disaster recovery and housing strategies overview. The consent agenda contains multiple service agreements with no general fund impact, such as a $15,000 probation contract and a $233,129 social services childcare agreement. The Board will also vote on radar speed enforcement for Lee Road, adopt a memorandum of understanding with the State Department of Water Resources, and appoint a resident to the Quincy Design Review Committee.

• Adopt resolution recognizing Keevin Allred for 25 years of service (no General Fund impact)
• Presentation on Chester Town Center Project under the ROCE program supported by a Rural Community Assistance Corporation grant
• Consent agenda agreements: Probation $15,000; Social Services childcare $233,129; Behavioral Health services $40,000 (all no General Fund impact)
• Approve use of radar enforcement on Lee Road in Quincy
• Adopt MOU between Plumas County and the Department of Water Resources

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss a proposed code amendment to add Article 46 for Commercial Retail Cannabis to the county code. The body will also continue reviewing implementation measures for the 2035 General Plan's Agriculture & Forestry Element.

• Workshop on proposed code amendment adding Article 46, Commercial Retail Cannabis
• Review of 2035 General Plan Agriculture & Forestry Element Implementation Measures
• Discussion of potential updates to camping timeframes and registration processes
• Discussion of extending temporary occupancy periods for RVs and manufactured homes during construction
• Update on the 7th Cycle Revised Draft Housing Element meeting state statutory requirements

The commission voted to approve the regular meeting minutes from May 21, 2026. The motion was moved by Jack Montgomery, seconded by Dayne Lewis, and received unanimous support from all five commissioners present. No other substantive actions or votes were recorded during the meeting.

• Approved May 21, 2026 meeting minutes (5-0)

Community Corrections Partnership

Planning Commission

Board of Supervisors

The Board will conduct two public hearings on ordinances: one amending speed limits on Lee Road and another imposing commercial weight limits on Redberg Avenue, Pioneer Road, and Rogers Avenue. Consent agenda items include new contracts for counseling, substance abuse treatment (up to $1 million), electronic monitoring, and emergency services equipment. Closed session will discuss labor negotiations, a claim, and performance evaluations for the IT and Museum directors.

• Public hearing: Ordinance to amend speed limits on Lee Road
• Public hearing: Ordinance to place commercial weight limits on Redberg Avenue, Pioneer Road, and Rogers Avenue
• Agreement with Granite Wellness Centers for substance use disorder treatment, not to exceed $1,000,000 (Opioid Settlement Funds)
• Agreement with True North Psychology Center for postpartum/perinatal counseling, not to exceed $25,000
• Agreement with Michael Kirack Construction Inc. for facility work, not to exceed $65,750

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board will consider a revised fee schedule for solid waste services in Franchise Service Area No. 2 and two ordinances that change speed limits on Lee Road and set commercial weight limits on Redberg Avenue, Pioneer Road, and Rogers Avenue. Additional items include a presentation on a Bio‑Economic Development Opportunity Zone rating and approvals for sheriff's office contracts and a donation for animal control. The meeting also features public comment, departmental reports, and a closed‑session litigation update.

• Public hearing to adopt revised solid waste fee schedule for Franchise Service Area No. 2 (no General Fund impact)
• Public hearing to amend speed limits on Lee Road (no General Fund impact)
• Public hearing to set commercial weight limits on Redberg Ave, Pioneer Rd, and Rogers Ave (no General Fund impact)
• Approve sheriff's office agreements: inmate haircuts (up to $9,999) and Live Scan services (up to $25,000)
• Request authorization for $40,000 donation to Animal Control for spay/neuter vouchers

The Board added a Letter of Support for the Fire Safe Council and removed agenda item B at the request of County Counsel. It unanimously approved a Letter of Support for the 2025 County Coordinator Grant Program to aid wildfire mitigation outreach. The consent agenda approved several sheriff agreements, public‑health certifications, and a planning support letter, and the Board adopted a revised solid‑waste fee schedule and ordinances changing speed limits and commercial weight limits.

• Added Letter of Support for Fire Safe Council (motion passed)
• Removed agenda item B at request of County Counsel
• Approved and authorized Chair to sign Letter of Support for 2025 County Coordinator Grant Program (unanimous roll call, Yes=5)
• Approved consent agenda items: sheriff haircut and Live Scan agreements, $40,000 donation request, public‑health certificates, and planning support letter for SVGMD grant (unanimous roll call, Yes=5)
• Approved discussion and staff direction on $15,313.63 additional charge to Grizzly Ranch Golf Club (unanimous roll call, Yes=5)
• Approved certification for June 2 2026 Primary Election (unanimous roll call, Yes=5)
• Approved revised fee schedule for solid‑waste services (unanimous roll call, Yes=5)
• Approved ordinance amending speed limits on Lee Road (unanimous roll call, Yes=5)

Planning Commission

The regular meeting of the Plumas County Planning Commission scheduled for Thursday, July 2, 2026, has been cancelled. The next regularly scheduled meeting is set for Thursday, July 16, 2026.

• Meeting cancelled
• Next meeting scheduled for July 16, 2026

Behavioral Health Commission

The Plumas County Behavioral Health Commission will review and approve June meeting minutes, consider a request to the Board of Supervisors to post a vacancy notice, and receive reports on substance use and mental health services, staffing, and housing projects. A presentation by Smith Waters Patient Rights Advocates is also scheduled.

• Request to Plumas County Board of Supervisors to post Notice of Vacancy for the PCBH Commission
• Presentation by Smith Waters Patient Rights Advocates
• Review and approve draft minutes of June 6, 2026
• Director's report on staffing and housing projects/plans
• Substance Use Services (SUD/AOD) and Behavioral/Mental Health Services reports

Board of Supervisors

The Board will vote on the FY 2026-2027 Preliminary Recommended Budget for Plumas County and dependent special districts. Other action includes rescinding a tax deed for property at 1217 Sloat Road, approving contracts for probation drug testing and behavioral health services, and appointing directors for fairground events and social services. Several consent items cover agreements for drug testing, vehicle maintenance, mental health services, and library budget transfers.

• Adopt resolution for FY 2026-2027 preliminary budget (General Fund impact)
• Rescind tax sale of 1217 Sloat Rd., Sloat (APN 122-070-023)
• Approve agreement with Willow Glen Care Center for psychiatric residential facility, not to exceed $350,000
• Approve amendment to auditor-controller contract with Rodney Craig Goodman Jr., additional $280,000, not to exceed $560,000
• Appoint Kathleen Harris as Fair and Fairground Events Director and Jennifer Bromby as Social Services Director

The Board of Supervisors approved the preliminary recommended budget for the county and dependent special districts. The action included a $16,000,000 allocation for a pickleball court at Taylorsville Campground. Additional departmental agreements and contract extensions were also authorized.

• Adopted FY 2026-2027 Preliminary Recommended Budget (5-0)
• Approved Probation agreement with Redwood Toxicology Laboratory, Inc. up to $70,000 (5-0)
• Approved Probation agreement with DeMartile Automotive Inc up to $12,000 (5-0)
• Approved Probation amendment with Sapience Practice up to $14,000 (5-0)
• Approved Behavioral Health agreement with Roundhouse Council up to $85,000 (5-0)
• Approved Behavioral Health agreement with Public Health Senior Connections up to $80,000 (5-0)
• Approved Behavioral Health agreement with Veterans Services Agency up to $85,000 (5-0)
• Approved Behavioral Health lease for 372 Main Street, Chester up to $2,500 monthly (5-0)

Planning Commission

The Plumas County Planning Commission will consider adopting amendments to the telecommunications zoning ordinance and review the 2035 General Plan and the preliminary budget for fiscal year 2026/27.

• Public hearing on proposed amendments to Article 41, Telecommunications, of the Plumas County Code
• Review of the 2035 General Plan Agriculture & Forestry Element Implementation Measures
• Preliminary budget review for fiscal year 2026/27
• Discussion of quorum for the July 2, 2026 meeting
• Approval of Regular Meeting Minutes from May 21, 2026

The Planning Commission approved an amended Resolution of Intention regarding economic development in the Mining zoning district. The action directs staff to explore options such as rezoning parcels along Highway 70 or adding campground and recreational uses via special permits.

• Approved April 16, 2026 meeting minutes (4-0)
• Approved amended Resolution of Intention Number P.C. 2026-01 (4-0)

Community Corrections Partnership

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will consider approving a $4.85 million contract to replace the Spanish Creek Bridge at Snake Lake Road, funded through a bridge program. They will also vote on adopting the $1.54 million Public Safety Realignment Budget for 2026–2027, approving a new Behavioral Health Services Act agreement with the state, and accepting several consent-calendar items including probation and behavioral health contracts. The board will discuss a resolution to amend planning department staffing and consider a multi-jurisdictional hazard mitigation plan update.

• Approve $4,849,849 bridge replacement contract with Hat Creek Construction & Materials for Spanish Creek Bridge at Snake Lake Road
• Adopt Public Safety Realignment Budget of $1,543,037.70 for 2026–2027 fiscal year
• Approve Behavioral Health Services Act agreement with DHCS, replacing Mental Health Services Act, effective July 1, 2026
• Ratify $160,000 juvenile detention placement agreement with Tehama County (potential $20,000 General Fund impact)
• Adopt resolution to replace 1.0 Assistant Planning Director FTE with 2.0 flexible planner FTEs

The Board unanimously approved a consent agenda containing six contracts that fund local juvenile justice programs, behavioral health services, sheriff equipment repairs, water management consulting, mining permit administration, and a rural schools election. Supervisors also approved a $1,543,037.70 Public Safety Realignment Budget for fiscal year 2026–2027 to support county public safety operations, adopted an updated local hazard mitigation plan that guides emergency preparedness, authorized Human Resources to temporarily minimize daily operations while implementing new payroll software, and ratified a CalPERS audit agreement. A proposed Planning Department staffing amendment was continued until June 30, 2026.

• Approved consent agenda items including probation contracts ($175k total), behavioral health services agreement, sheriff equipment repairs ($20k), water management consulting ($25k), mining permit amendment ($80k), and secure rural schools election (unanimous, 5-0)
• Approved Public Safety Realignment Budget of $1,543,037.70 for fiscal year 2026–2027 (unanimous, 5-0)
• Adopted resolution updating the Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan to 2026 (unanimous, 5-0)
• Approved HR resolution to temporarily minimize operations while implementing Tyler Technologies ERP software (unanimous, 5-0)
• Ratified CalPERS Audit Resolution Action Plan and authorized Human Resources Director signature authority (unanimous, 5-0)
• Approved District Attorney request to extend an extra-help employee’s 30-day limit (unanimous, 5-0)
• Continued Planning Department position allocation amendment until June 30, 2026

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings to adopt revised fee schedules for residential and commercial customers self-hauling solid waste to transfer stations in Franchise Service Area No. 1 (Feather River Disposal) and No. 2 (Intermountain Disposal). Other action items include ratifying a fuel purchase agreement with Hunt and Sons up to $700,000, adopting the SB 1 project list for road maintenance, authorizing a $1,000,000 loan from the Plumas County Transportation Commission to Public Works, and approving resolutions to partially prepay energy-saving improvement leases totaling approximately $9.91 million. The board will also accept the resignation of the Chief Probation Officer and discuss closed-session labor negotiations.

• Public hearings to adopt revised self-haul solid waste fee schedules for Franchise Service Area No. 1 (Feather River Disposal) and No. 2 (Intermountain Disposal)
• Ratify fuel purchase agreement with Hunt and Sons, LLC for up to $700,000 from Road Funds
• Adopt SB 1 proposed project list for FY 26/27 Road Maintenance and Rehabilitation (RMRA) funding allocation
• Authorize $1,000,000 loan from Plumas County Transportation Commission (PCTC) to Public Works
• Resolutions to partially prepay energy-saving improvement leases (lease agreement $1,450,000 and equipment lease/purchase $8,460,000) with KNN Public Finance

The Board of Supervisors approved several departmental agreements including IT hosting, social services curriculum, and road maintenance funding. Additionally, the Board authorized a $425,000 budget transfer for Behavioral Health to cover over-budget costs.

• Approved Hunt and Sons, LLC fuel agreement ($700,000) (5-0)
• Adopted amendment for Greenville asphalt overlay CDBG funding (5-0)
• Approved CivicPlus, LLC website hosting agreement ($36,321) (5-0)
• Approved FreshWorks, Inc. ticketing system agreement ($19,852.80) (5-0)
• Approved $425,000 budget transfer for Behavioral Health (5-0)
• Adopted SB 1 project list for FY 2026-27 road maintenance (5-0)

LAFCO

General

The Plumas County Treasury Oversight Committee will meet to nominate and elect a chair and vice chair, review quarterly investment reports, and discuss the investment policy. The committee will also consider approving a meeting schedule through June 2027 and discuss membership and structure. No specific dollar amounts or action items with public impact are listed.

• Nomination and appointment of Chair and Vice Chair
• Quarterly investment reports and investment update
• Investment policy status and review
• Approve meeting schedule through June 30, 2027
• Committee membership and structure discussion

The Treasury Oversight Committee appointed John Oravetz as Chair and established a meeting schedule through June 2027. The committee discussed the investment policy update and the purpose of the committee, but no action was taken on membership structure or quarterly reports.

• Appointed John Oravetz as Chair
• Approved meeting schedule through June 30, 2027

Planning Commission

The regular meeting scheduled for June 4, 2026, was cancelled due to a lack of quorum. No items were decided or discussed.

Planning Commission

Behavioral Health Commission

The Plumas County Behavioral Health Commission will consider approving its draft minutes from May 6, 2026, and the commission's annual report. Informational items include a rescheduled presentation on opioid planning, prevention, and treatment programs using settlement funds, along with updates from the behavioral health director on staffing and housing projects for clients.

• Review and approve draft PCBHC minutes of May 6, 2026
• Review and approve Plumas County Behavioral Health Commission Annual Report
• Partner presentation (rescheduled) on opioid planning, prevention, and treatment programs related to Opioid Settlement Funds
• Director's report on staffing and housing projects/plans for behavioral health clients
• Substance Use Services (SUD/AOD) quality assurance/improvement report

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider a consent agenda with routine contracts for airport fuel pumps, boiler maintenance, helicopter services, social services, and fair repairs. Under departmental matters, they will discuss the sunsetting of Chapter 9 of the county code concerning mandatory debris and hazard tree removal and emergency interim housing from the Beckwourth Complex and Dixie Fires, effective June 30, 2026, and provide staff direction on a State Parks grant for Dixie Fire recovery projects including Wolf Creek Green and Greenville Town Hall and Library planning. The Board will also hold closed session for performance evaluations and a claim against the county.

• Approve agreement with A&P Helicopters for as-needed helicopter services, not to exceed $75,000.
• Approve agreement with Sowers Education Group for CSEC prevention training, not to exceed $103,998.
• Discuss sunsetting of Chapter 9 fire recovery rules (debris removal, housing) on June 30, 2026.
• Discuss State Parks grant for Dixie Fire recovery: Wolf Creek Green, Greenville Town Hall and Library planning.
• Closed session: performance evaluations for Building Director, Facilities/Airports Director, and County Librarian, plus a claim.

The Board of Supervisors approved an updated county pay schedule and several departmental contracts. Action was also taken on multiple service agreements for social services, facility maintenance, and public safety.

• Adopted resolution honoring Kathleen Schwartz for 31 years of service (5-0)
• Approved updated Plumas County Pay Schedule (5-0)
• Approved agreement with Somapro Enterprises, Inc. for airport fuel pump maintenance (not to exceed $15,000)
• Approved agreement with Nevada Chiller & Boiler for system maintenance (not to exceed $30,360)
• Approved agreement with A&P Helicopters for as-needed air operations (not to exceed $75,000)
• Approved agreement with CPS HR Consulting for job classification testing (not to exceed $1,000 per year)
• Approved agreement with April Bay, Ph.D. for psychological evaluations (not to exceed $30,000)
• Approved agreement with Environmental Alternatives Family Services for transitional housing (not to exceed $58,416)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss implementation measures for the 2035 General Plan's Agriculture & Forestry Element. The body will also review a revised draft of the 2024–2029 General Plan Housing Element 7th Cycle Update. Additionally, the Commission will consider a Resolution of Intention regarding a General Plan Amendment and Zone Change for Papanos.

• Resolution of Intention P.C. 2026-01 regarding Papanos General Plan Amendment and Zone Change (GPA 3-23/24-01)
• Review of 2035 General Plan Agriculture & Forestry Element Implementation Measures
• Review of 2024–2029 General Plan Housing Element 7th Cycle Update revised HCD draft
• Standing update on 2021 Wildfires Long-Term Recovery Plan
• Future public hearing on June 4, 2026, regarding Telecommunications zoning amendments (Resolution P.C. 2026-02)

Community Corrections Partnership

The Community Corrections Partnership is meeting to review spending and plan future funding. The body will discuss the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027 and review expenditure reports from the third quarter.

• Review and possible approval of Quarter 3 Expenditure Reports
• Development of a Proposed CCP Budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027
• Review of "target population" language in the CCP Plan
• Approval of April 15, 2026 meeting minutes

Board of Supervisors

The Board will hold an appeal hearing on a zoning decision dividing a 39.61-acre parcel near Quincy. The consent agenda includes a lease with PG&E for emergency power shutoff parking, an agreement with Shasta County for juvenile detention (up to $150,000), and a $100,000 contract for community health planning. Departmental matters cover a vehicle purchase, investment resolution, and conveyance of land to Portola for a park.

• Appeal hearing of Tentative Parcel Map TPM 12-23/24-03 at 1954 Butterfly Valley Road, Quincy, contesting Conditions #3 and #5
• Lease agreement with PG&E for Chester Memorial Hall parking lot during Public Safety Power Shutoff events
• Agreement with Shasta County for use of Juvenile Rehabilitation Facility, not to exceed $150,000
• Purchase of 2026 Dodge Durango for District Attorney's office, $42,990
• Conveyance of Portola Veteran’s Hall property to City of Portola for public park

The Board of Supervisors approved several administrative actions, including vehicle purchases, legal research agreements, and public health resolutions. Multiple departmental budget transfers and service payments were also authorized through unanimous votes.

• Approved lease for Chester Memorial Hall parking lot (5-0)
• Approved Probation agreement with County of Shasta not to exceed $150,000.00 (5-0)
• Authorized Assessor's Department to recruit one FTE Appraiser position (5-0)
• Approved Public Health agreement with Partnership HealthPlan of California not to exceed $100,000.00 (5-0)
• Approved District Attorney purchase of 2026 Dodge Durango GT AWD for $42,990.00 (5-0)
• Approved Resolution No. 26-9150 regarding investment of County funds (5-0)
• Approved Resolution No. 26-9151 for Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (5-0)
• Approved Behavioral Health payment to UCLA Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital for $17,972.00 (5-0)

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will consider adopting a resolution to convey a portion of county-owned land at the Portola Veterans Hall property to the City of Portola for public park purposes. Also on the agenda are a continued assessment appeal hearing, a critical staffing update from Behavioral Health, and several consent items including contracts for sheriff's office services. The board will also hold closed session to discuss appointments for Fair Manager.

• Resolution to convey Portola Veterans Hall property to City of Portola for park (unanimous vote required)
• Continued assessment appeal hearing for APN #117-230-010-000 filed by Katherine Clift-Clubb
• Behavioral Health director presentation on critical staffing updates
• Agreement with Imprivata Secure Access Services for two-factor authentication and facility security ($58,000)
• Multiple sheriff's office service contracts: Chester Auto Body ($20,000), Little Norway Marine ($25,000), Lake Almanor Towing ($20,000)

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included several service agreements for the Sheriff's Office, a certification of the Whitehawk Ranch special election, and a social services contract. They also approved a $58,000 contract with Imprivata Secure Access Services for DOJ/CJIS compliance. Additionally, the Board adopted a proclamation recognizing National Public Works Week and authorized a letter to Caltrans for the Annual Mile High 100 Cycling Event.

• Approved consent agenda (unanimous roll call, Yes=4)
• Approved sheriff auto body repair contract up to $20,000 (unanimous)
• Approved sheriff marine repair contract up to $25,000 (unanimous)
• Approved sheriff towing contract up to $20,000 (unanimous)
• Approved certification of Whitehawk Ranch Community Services special election (unanimous)
• Approved social services agreement with Regina Marshall, up to $30,000 (unanimous)
• Approved Imprivata Secure Access Services contract for sheriff, up to $58,000 (unanimous)
• Adopted proclamation recognizing National Public Works Week (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The regularly scheduled May 7, 2026 meeting of the Plumas County Planning Commission has been cancelled due to lack of quorum. The next scheduled meeting is May 21, 2026. No items were discussed or decided.

Planning Commission

Behavioral Health Commission

The Plumas County Behavioral Health Commission will hold a regular meeting on May 6, 2026. Action items include approving minutes from the March 4 meeting. Informational items include a review of the partner presentation schedule, with June tentatively reserved for Public Health to discuss opioid planning and prevention programs using Opioid Settlement Funds. The Behavioral Health Director's report will cover staffing and housing projects for behavioral health clients.

• Approve draft minutes of March 4, 2026
• Review partner presentation schedule: June – invite Public Health to reschedule opioid planning/prevention/treatment programs related to Opioid Settlement Funds
• Director’s report includes housing projects/plans for BH clients
• Substance Use Services (SUD/AOD) Quality Assurance/Improvement report
• Behavioral/Mental Health Services Quality Assurance/Improvement and BHSA report

Board of Supervisors

The board will hold a public hearing on a General Plan Amendment and Zone Change for a property on Highway 70 in Twain, with staff recommending denial due to inconsistency with county policies. Multiple consent agenda items include contracts for emergency generator maintenance ($83,900), alarm installation ($25,000), and behavioral health services (up to $350,000). Presentations cover the Plumas Crisis Intervention Center update and behavioral health staffing. The board will also appoint a County Administrative Officer and set the FY26/27 budget calendar.

• Public hearing on Papanos General Plan Amendment and Zone Change (GPA 3-23/24-01) at 24158 Highway 70, Twain – recommended for denial
• Consent agenda: 3-year emergency generator maintenance contract with Smith Power Products, not to exceed $83,900
• Consent agenda: Agreement with Windsor Sacramento for residential treatment, not to exceed $240,000
• Consent agenda: Agreement with Willow Glen Care Center for therapeutic services, not to exceed $350,000
• Resolution appointing Daniel Pargee as County Administrative Officer with salary and benefits

The Board unanimously denied the Papanos General Plan Amendment and zone change (GPA 3-23/24-01) after finding it non‑compliant with the 2035 General Plan. It also approved several contracts and agreements, including an $83,900 emergency generator maintenance contract with Smith Power Products and multiple Behavioral Health agreements. A supplemental library budget transfer of $56,000 was authorized by a four‑fifths vote.

• Denied Papanos General Plan Amendment and zone change (unanimous 5‑yes vote)
• Approved $83,900 emergency generator maintenance contract with Smith Power Products (unanimous 5‑yes vote)
• Approved alarm services contract with Current Electric & Alarm, Inc. (vote not specified, assumed approved)
• Approved multiple Behavioral Health agreements, including $240,000 Windsor Sacramento contract (vote not specified, assumed approved)
• Approved Farm Advisor amendment with UC for $19,865 (vote not specified, assumed approved)
• Approved Public Health Agency event contract with WildBio Flourishing for $3,000 (vote not specified, assumed approved)
• Approved IT Crowdstrike subscription contract with ePlus Technology for $59,513.04 (vote not specified, assumed approved)
• Authorized $56,000 supplemental library budget transfer (four‑fifths roll call vote, Yes = 5)

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will vote on several consent‑agenda items, including a $50,000 behavioral health inpatient care agreement and a $128,207 emergency management grant. It will also consider departmental matters such as a $300,000 authorization for the Sheriff’s Office to pay certain inmates' hospital bills and a $150,000 investment agreement for the Treasurer‑Tax Collector. Additional actions include library hour changes, a risk‑management board amendment, and appointments to local committees. A closed‑session discussion will address labor negotiations and potential litigation exposure.

• Approve $50,000 agreement with Plumas County Behavioral Health for acute psychiatric inpatient care
• Authorize $128,207 Emergency Management Performance Grant for the Office of Emergency Services
• Approve up to $300,000 for the Sheriff’s Office to pay certain inmates' hospital bills
• Approve $150,000 investment agreement between the Treasurer‑Tax Collector and Chandler Asset Management
• Adopt resolution to update Plumas County Library office hours

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a series of resolutions covering behavioral health services, library hours, emergency‑management funding, human‑resources classifications, election budget transfers, inmate medical bill payments, investment management, and fairgrounds staffing. Each action was adopted by a roll‑call vote of 5‑0. No general‑fund impacts were noted for most items except the sheriff and treasurer agreements.

• Approved $50,000 behavioral health inpatient care agreement with Butte County (unanimous 5)
• Adopted Resolution No. 26-9140 to update Plumas County Library office hours (unanimous 5)
• Authorized $128,207 Emergency Management Performance Grant for OES (unanimous 5)
• Adopted Resolution No. 26-9142 amending Social Services Director job classification (unanimous 5)
• Approved $26,623.81 supplemental budget transfer for 2025 election fees (unanimous 5)
• Authorized Sheriff to pay certain inmates' hospital bills up to $300,000 (unanimous 5)
• Approved $150,000 agreement with Chandler Asset Management for county investments (unanimous 5)
• Authorized recruitment of one extra‑help Office Assistant for the County Fairgrounds (unanimous 5)

General

The Plumas County Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council and SB 823 Subcommittee will meet to discuss and possibly approve the 2026 Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Act (JJCPA) & Youthful Offender Block Grant (YOBG) Consolidated Annual Plan, as well as the SB 822 Annual Plan, for submission to the Office of Youth and Community Restoration (OYCR). The council will also consider approving meeting minutes from January 28, 2026.

• Approval of minutes from January 28, 2026 regular meeting
• Review and possible approval of the 2026 JJCPA/YOBG Consolidated Annual Plan for submission to OYCR
• Review and possible approval of the 2026 SB 823 Annual Plan for submission to OYCR
• Public comment accepted via email until 8:00 a.m. meeting day
• Meeting adjourns to July 22, 2026

Planning Commission

The Plumas County Planning Commission will discuss the 2024-2029 General Plan Housing Element 7th Cycle update, including a revised draft from the state Department of Housing and Community Development. They will also continue review of the 2035 General Plan Agriculture & Forestry Element goals, policies, and implementation measures. Consent items include approval of the April 2, 2026 meeting minutes. A standing update on the 2021 Wildfires Long-Term Recovery Plan is also on the agenda.

• Consent item: Approval of Regular Meeting Minutes of April 2, 2026
• Standing update on 2021 Wildfires Long-Term Recovery Plan
• Review of 2035 General Plan Agriculture & Forestry Element goals, policies, and implementation measures (continued)
• Discussion of 2024–2029 Housing Element 7th Cycle update revised HCD draft
• Future agenda items include public hearing on telecommunications ordinance and resolution on Papanos General Plan Amendment/Zone Change

The commission held its regular meeting on April 16, 2026 at the Plumas County Courthouse. The agenda included consent items, updates on the 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan, and reviews of the 2035 General Plan and housing element. No votes, approvals, or other substantive actions were recorded in the minutes.

Behavioral Health Commission

The Plumas County Behavioral Health Commission is holding a special meeting for a board retreat. The session focuses on training and information to support an effective commission.

• Board retreat training and information

Community Corrections Partnership

The Community Corrections Partnership will consider funding proposals for the 2026-2027 fiscal year and develop a proposed budget. The body will also review the Quarter 2 PCIRC Expenditure Report.

• Review of Quarter 2 PCIRC Expenditure Report
• Funding requests from Probation Department
• Funding requests from Behavioral Health Dept.
• Funding requests from Sheriff’s Department
• Funding requests from District Attorney’s Office and Plumas Crisis Intervention and Resource Center

Board of Supervisors

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will vote on several departmental contracts, staffing fills, and a law enforcement agreement with the City of Portola. The meeting also includes an assessment appeal hearing and discussions on software for managing public records requests.

• Contract with Unico Engineering for Spanish Creek Bridge Replacement Project not to exceed $772,755.36
• Law enforcement services agreement with City of Portola with incoming revenue of approximately $150,000.00
• Behavioral Health agreements with Anderson Creek Rehabilitation Center and Compassion Pathway Behavioral Health, each not to exceed $100,000.00
• Assessment Appeal Hearing for APN #117-230-010-000 filed by Katherine Clift-Clubb
• Agreement with Frasure & Son Cleaning for janitorial services at Eastern Plumas Resource Center not to exceed $4,000.00

The Board unanimously adopted a resolution honoring John Steffanic for 17 years of service as Fair Manager. It approved a series of consent‑agenda hires, contract amendments and supplemental budget transfers. The Board also ratified a law‑enforcement services agreement with the City of Portola that will bring about $150,000 in revenue. All votes were unanimous.

• Adopt Resolution honoring John Steffanic (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approve hiring of two extra‑help Portola Library Aide positions (unanimous)
• Approve hiring of one Agricultural & Standards Technician (unanimous)
• Approve amendment increasing Weights & Measures contract to $6,473.87 (unanimous)
• Approve Behavioral Health agreements with Anderson Creek Rehab and Compassion Pathway, each up to $100,000 (unanimous)
• Approve agreement with Unico Engineering for Spanish Creek Bridge Replacement, up to $772,755.36 (unanimous)
• Approve law‑enforcement services agreement with City of Portola, $150,000 revenue with 3% escalator (unanimous)
• Approve supplemental budget transfer of $17,552 for Senior Nutrition Program (unanimous, four‑fifths vote)

LAFCO

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will conduct a 2025-2026 mid-year budget review and hold a public hearing on revised solid waste collection fees. The meeting also includes several behavioral health service contracts and disaster recovery amendments.

• Public hearing to establish a revised fee schedule for solid waste services in Franchise Service Area No. 1
• Behavioral health agreements including $300,000 for psychiatric evaluations in jail and $350,000 for Willow Glen Care Center
• Resolution to apply for CDBG funding for asphalt overlay in Greenville
• Disaster recovery amendments for Michael Baker International ($135,000) and Place Works, Inc. ($154,995)
• Flood Control resolution to transfer operation and maintenance responsibilities not to exceed $270,000

The Plumas County Board unanimously adopted a resolution honoring John Goings and approved the 2025‑2026 mid‑year budget review. It also approved multiple behavioral health service agreements, sheriff automotive repair contracts, a public‑works amendment, a CDBG grant application for a Greenville asphalt overlay, and a county-wide social‑services MOU. All actions passed by a 5‑0 roll‑call vote.

• Adopted resolution honoring John Goings (5‑0)
• Approved 2025‑2026 mid‑year budget review and adjustments (5‑0)
• Approved five behavioral health agreements: Crestwood $200,000; North Valley $200,000; Dr. Kwame Buabeng $300,000 per year; Smith Waters Group $35,000 per year; Willow Glen Care Center $350,000 (5‑0)
• Approved sheriff automotive repair agreements: RSH Inc. $20,000; Ronald W. Partlow $9,999; Alpine Fire Services $9,999 (5‑0)
• Approved amendment 13 with MGE Engineering for road field support (5‑0)
• Adopted resolution to apply for CDBG grant for Greenville asphalt overlay (5‑0)
• Approved county‑wide MOU for child, youth and family services (5‑0)
• Waived $100 facility‑use fee for Chester Wrestling banquet at Almanor Rec Center (5‑0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will approve the March 19, 2026 meeting minutes and receive an update on the 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan. It will hold Ordinance Workshop #3 to discuss Article 41, Telecommunications, Chapter 2 Zoning. The commission will also review the Agriculture & Forestry element of the 2035 General Plan and consider an IT request to use tablets for staff reports.

• Approval of regular meeting minutes of March 19, 2026
• 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan standing update
• Ordinance Workshop #3 – Article 41, Telecommunications, Chapter 2 Zoning
• Review of 2035 General Plan Agriculture & Forestry Element goals and policies (continued)
• IT Department response to request for electronic tablet use in place of paper reports

The commission approved the regular meeting minutes from February 5, 2026 by a unanimous vote of the members present. No other formal actions or votes were recorded; the remainder of the meeting consisted of public comments and discussion of a telecommunications ordinance amendment.

• Approved February 5, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Behavioral Health Commission

The Plumas County Behavioral Health Commission will review draft minutes from March 4, 2026, and hear reports on substance use and mental health services. The agenda includes a presentation on Health Information Exchange and a discussion regarding Opioid Settlement Funds for prevention and treatment programs.

• Review and approve draft PCBHC minutes of March 4, 2026
• Presentation by SacValley Medshare on Health Information Exchange
• Discussion on Opioid Settlement Funds for prevention and treatment programs
• Mobile Crisis Unit discussion
• Commission retreat scheduled for April 16, 2026

General

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a general plan amendment and zone change for a property in Twain. The body will also conduct a workshop on telecommunications ordinances and discuss the 2025 General Plan annual progress report.

• Public hearing for Papanos General Plan Amendment and Zone Change (GPA 3-23/24-01) at 24158 Highway 70, Twain
• Proposed change of 4.27 acres from Mining Resource/Mining to Resort and Recreation/Prime Recreation
• Ordinance Workshop #2 regarding Article 41, Telecommunications, Chapter 2 Zoning
• Discussion and possible action on the 2035 Plumas County General Plan Draft Annual Progress Report (2025)
• Update on 2021 Wildfires Long-Term Recovery Plan

The commission voted to approve the regular meeting minutes from January 15, 2026. The motion was moved by Dayne Lewis and seconded by Jack Montgomery. The vote recorded three yes votes (Spencer, Lewis, Montgomery), one abstention (West) and one absence (Foster). No other actions were decided.

• Approved January 15, 2026 meeting minutes (3-0-1 abstain)

Community Corrections Partnership

The Plumas County Community Corrections Partnership will vote on the minutes from the February 18, 2026 meeting and the Quarter 2 expenditure reports. It will also adopt a Request for Proposal (RFP) application template, newspaper advertisement, and timeline for FY26‑27 contracts. Finally, the committee will start developing its proposed budget for fiscal year 2026‑2027.

• Approve minutes from February 18, 2026
• Approve Quarter 2 Expenditure Reports
• Approve RFP Application Template, newspaper ad, and release timeline (March 19‑26, 2026; deadline April 10, 2026; opening April 13, 2026)
• Begin development of the CCP budget for fiscal year 2026‑2027

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will conduct a 2025-2026 mid-year budget review and consider several road construction projects. The meeting includes a public hearing on a CDBG grant closeout and an appeal regarding a building permit for a property on Main Street in Quincy.

• 2025-2026 Mid-Year Budget Review and adjustments
• Agreement with Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship for OHV trails not to exceed $301,552.00
• Construction specifications for Quincy Junction Road, Graeagle-Johnsville Road, and Spanish Creek Bridge
• Payment of $52,125 to Lane Labbe to move irrigation infrastructure out of County Right of Way
• Appeal hearing for building permit #25-891 regarding a deck and stairs at 627 Main Street, Quincy

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a grant-funded agreement with Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship for off‑highway vehicle trail work, not to exceed $301,552. The board also approved several road and infrastructure projects slated for summer 2026, along with related payments and a $900,000 behavioral health compensation amendment. All actions passed by a 5‑0 roll‑call vote.

• Approved $301,552 Off‑Highway Vehicle trail agreement with Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship (5‑0)
• Approved Amendment No. 1 to Behavioral Health agreement, increasing compensation to $900,000 (5‑0)
• Approved Qunicy Junction Road Federal Lands Access Program project drawings for summer 2026 construction (5‑0)
• Approved Graeagle‑Johnsville Road Rehabilitation Phase 1 project drawings for summer 2026 construction (5‑0)
• Approved Spanish Creek Bridge Replacement on Snake Lake Rd project drawings for summer 2026 construction (5‑0)
• Approved payment of $22,812.70 to Nick’s Heating and Refrigeration, Inc. for heater repairs (5‑0)
• Approved HVAC unit agreement for Bicycle Shop at 550 Crescent Street, up to $14,000 (5‑0)
• Approved $52,125 payment to Lane Labbe to move irrigation control box and ditch (5‑0)

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider a series of consent agenda items, including agreements for the Sheriff's Office, Behavioral Health services, Public Works, Agriculture, Probation, and the County Office of Education. Departmental matters include a library grant, a sheriff grant application, auditor‑controller services, behavioral health resolutions, and a public hearing to adopt a revised solid waste fee schedule. The meeting also includes discussion items on the Engie/Opterra Energy project, Feather River College fiduciary issues, and temporary HR coverage.

• Approve agreement for Plumas County Sheriff's Office with Blair Mortuary & Cremations Inc., up to $9,999.00
• Approve agreement for Behavioral Health with California Psychiatric Transitions for services up to $300,000.00
• Approve amendment with MGE Engineering, Inc. for contract document preparation for Gold Lake Forest Highway, up to $13,382.89
• Public hearing to adopt revised solid waste fee schedule for Franchise Service Area No. 1
• Approve purchase agreement for electronic traffic messaging boards with All Traffic Solutions Inc., up to $36,323.99

The Board unanimously approved a consent agenda covering several routine agreements, including a $9,999 mortuary contract for the Sheriff’s Office and a $300,733.59 cannabis tax grant for the Sheriff. It also adopted a $4,392 library grant and a $151,695 auditor‑controller CPA services agreement. All votes were unanimous with four supervisors voting yes.

• Approved mortuary agreement for Sheriff's Office (up to $9,999) – unanimous (Yes=4)
• Approved Behavioral Health agreement with California Psychiatric Transitions (up to $300,000) – unanimous (Yes=4)
• Approved Public Works amendment for Gold Lake Forest Highway (up to $13,382.89) – unanimous (Yes=4)
• Approved Agriculture Weights & Measures hemp monitoring agreement (up to $25,000) – unanimous (Yes=4)
• Approved Probation youth detention services agreement (up to $150,000 annually) – unanimous (Yes=4)
• Adopted library grant resolution for $4,392 – unanimous (Yes=4)
• Adopted resolution allowing Sheriff to apply for $300,733.59 Cannabis Tax Fund grant – unanimous (Yes=4)
• Approved auditor‑controller CPA services agreement (up to $151,695) – unanimous (Yes=4)

Planning Commission

The Plumas County Planning Commission's regular meeting scheduled for March 5, 2026 was cancelled because a quorum was not present. No agenda items were considered. The next regular meeting is set for March 19, 2026.

Planning Commission

Behavioral Health Commission

The Commission will review draft minutes and potential new member applications. The meeting includes a presentation on behavioral health services in the jail and reports on substance use and mental health services. The Director will discuss staffing, housing projects for behavioral health clients, and a mobile crisis unit.

• Presentation by Matt Ward on BH services in the jail
• Review of applications for new Commission members
• Discussion of housing projects and plans for BH clients
• Discussion regarding a Mobile Crisis Unit
• Update on Public Health Opioid Settlement Funds (scheduled for May)

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board will vote on several routine consent items, including a $15,000 automotive repair agreement and a $405 fee waiver for a school prom. It will discuss a $100,000 service contract for the Treasurer‑Tax Collector and a supplemental budget transfer for Public Health professional services. A public hearing on a Community Development Block Grant project for the Plumas Crisis Intervention and Resource Center will be held, and the Board will receive updates on an energy project, a college fiduciary request, and a remote‑worker policy.

• Approve $15,000 contract with Frank's Garage for automotive repair (Facility Services & Airports)
• Waive $405 facility‑use fees for Quincy High School prom at the Courthouse
• Approve up to $100,000 agreement with GovEase Auction, LLC for auction services (Treasurer‑Tax Collector)
• Public hearing at 11:00 AM on CDBG grant closeout for the Plumas Crisis Intervention and Resource Center Dragonfly Café project
• Approve supplemental budget transfers of $15,541 and $4,062 for Public Health professional services

The Board unanimously approved the consent agenda items, including a $15,000 automotive repair agreement, a $405 fee waiver for Quincy High School prom, and a behavioral health loan‑assumption agreement. It also approved a $100,000 contract for GovEase Auction, LLC, and adopted a resolution granting industrial disability retirement to Michael Grant. Additional approvals included extending a senior planner position, supplemental budget transfers of $15,541 and $4,062, and the remote‑worker policy was tabled until July 7, 2026.

• Approved $15,000 automotive repair agreement with Frank's Garage (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved $405 fee waiver for Quincy High School prom (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved behavioral health loan‑assumption agreements up to $10,000 per employee (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved $100,000 GovEase Auction services contract (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved industrial disability retirement for Michael Grant (unanimous 5‑0)
• Extended senior planner extra‑help position through June 30, 2026 (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved supplemental budget transfers of $15,541 and $4,062 (unanimous 5‑0)
• Tabled remote worker policy discussion until July 7, 2026

General

Planning Commission

The regular meeting scheduled for February 19, 2026, was cancelled. The cancellation was due to a lack of quorum caused by weather.

The commission voted to approve the regular meeting minutes from January 15, 2026. The motion was moved by Dayne Lewis, seconded by Jack Montgomery, and passed with Yes votes from Spencer, Lewis, and Montgomery; West abstained and Foster was absent. No other actions were formally decided at this meeting.

• Approved January 15, 2026 meeting minutes (Yes: Spencer, Lewis, Montgomery; Abstain: West; Absent: Foster)

Community Corrections Partnership

The Plumas County Community Corrections Partnership will consider three action items: approving the minutes from the December 17, 2025 meeting, approving the Quarter 2 expenditure reports, and reviewing the nomination of Alyssa Thompson for the vacant public defender committee seat. Public comment will be accepted on agenda and non‑agenda items. The meeting will adjourn and reconvene on March 18, 2025.

• Approve minutes from December 17, 2025
• Approve Quarter 2 Expenditure Reports
• Nominate Alyssa Thompson for vacant Public Defender committee seat
• Public comment opportunity for agenda and non‑agenda items
• Adjourn meeting to March 18, 2025

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider several consent‑agenda items, including adopting a Help America Vote Act agreement and authorizing a copier/scanner service contract up to $15,500. It will also vote on a supplemental $15,000 budget transfer for Human Resources, a $46,350 contract for Holly AI classification software, and a $35,000 multi‑camera system for the Sheriff’s Office. All items require the specified roll‑call votes.

• Adopt Resolution approving HAVA Agreement 25G27132 (no General Fund impact)
• Approve Engineering Department agreement with Bay Reprographic for copier/scanner service, not to exceed $15,500 (General Fund impact)
• Approve supplemental HR budget transfer of $15,000 for Holly AI software development
• Approve Human Resources agreement with Civic Calling Corporation for Holly AI software, not to exceed $46,350 (General Fund impact)
• Approve Sheriff’s Office agreement with Ubiquiti Store for multi‑camera system, not to exceed $35,000 (no General Fund impact)

The Board unanimously approved several consent agenda items, a $15,000 supplemental HR budget transfer, a $46,350 contract for AI HR software, and a $35,000 multi‑camera system for the Sheriff’s Office. All motions passed with a 5‑yes roll‑call vote.

• Approved consent agenda items (elections resolution, copier service, vehicle abatement, Black History Month proclamation) – unanimous (5‑yes)
• Approved $15,000 supplemental budget transfer for HR software costs – unanimous (5‑yes)
• Approved $46,350 contract with Civic Calling Corp. for AI HR classification software – unanimous (5‑yes)
• Approved $35,000 multi‑camera system purchase for Sheriff’s Office – unanimous (5‑yes)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss prioritizing payroll software conversion over other projects and appointing a Social Services Director and County Administrative Officer. The body is also considering several departmental resolutions and a housing council update.

• Purchase order for $699,276.16 for a Paint Striper Truck
• Amendment to Current Electric and Alarm agreement not to exceed $172,000
• Resolution to acknowledge the Plumas Housing Council and participate as an Advisory Board Member
• Establishment of a Contractor List for Informal Bidding under CUPCCAA
• Resolution for Sheriff to apply for California Dept. of Parks and Recreation OHV grant funding

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a $699,276.16 purchase order for a paint striper truck and a FY2026‑27 budget shortfall of $237,424. It also adopted several resolutions, including joining the Plumas Housing Council as an advisory board member, allowing the Sheriff to seek state OHV grant funding, establishing a contractor list for informal bidding, and amending position allocations for Public Health and Social Services. All actions were approved by a 5‑0 roll‑call vote.

• Approved Amendment No.1 to Facility Services & Airports agreement, up to $172,000 (5‑0)
• Adopted Resolution No.26-9108 to join Plumas Housing Council as advisory board member (5‑0)
• Adopted Resolution No.26-9109 permitting Sheriff to apply for state OHV grant (5‑0)
• Adopted Resolution No.26-9110 establishing contractor list for informal bidding (5‑0)
• Approved $699,276.16 purchase order for Paint Striper Truck and FY26‑27 budget shortfall $237,424 (5‑0)
• Adopted Resolution No.26-9111 amending Public Health Department position allocation (5‑0)
• Adopted Resolution No.26-9112 amending Social Services Department position allocation (5‑0)
• Adopted Resolution No.26-9113 temporarily modifying Human Resources office hours (5‑0)

LAFCO

Planning Commission

The commission will continue discussion of a General Plan Amendment and Zone Change for 24158 Highway 70 in Twain, changing the land use from Mining Resource to Resort and Recreation and the primary zoning from M (Mining) to Rec‑P (Prime Recreation). The meeting also includes routine items such as approval of minutes, an update on the 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan, a public‑health and safety workplan update, and an ordinance workshop on telecommunications zoning.

• Continue discussion of Papanos General Plan Amendment and Zone Change (APN 002‑410‑018‑000, 4.27 acres) – change from Mining Resource/M zone to Resort and Recreation/Rec‑P zone
• Approve minutes from the January 15, 2026 regular meeting
• 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan standing update
• Ordinance Workshop #1 on Article 41 Telecommunications zoning (Board of Supervisors Resolution No. 2025‑90)
• Information item: recommendation to support Plumas Housing Council advisory board membership

The Planning Commission approved the regular meeting minutes of December 18, 2025. It directed staff to continue discussion of the Papanos General Plan Amendment and Zone Change at the February 5, 2026 meeting and to properly notice and agendize a public hearing for it on February 19, 2026. The commission then adjourned to the next regular meeting scheduled for February 5, 2026.

• Approved December 18, 2025 meeting minutes (4 yes votes)
• Directed staff to continue Papanos amendment discussion at Feb 5, 2026 meeting
• Directed staff to notice and agendize public hearing for Papanos amendment on Feb 19, 2026
• Adjourned to the regular meeting scheduled for Feb 5, 2026 (4 yes votes)

Behavioral Health Commission

The Behavioral Health Commission and Alcohol and Other Drug Advisory Board will meet to discuss the BHSA Implementation Plan and review applications for new members. The body will also receive reports on substance use and mental health services, including discussions on housing for clients and a mobile crisis unit.

• Recommendation of the BHSA Implementation Plan to the Board of Supervisors
• Review of applications for new Commission members
• Presentation by Partnership Health Plan of California regarding Child Welfare Programs Behavioral Health
• Discussion of housing projects and plans for behavioral health clients
• Discussion regarding a Mobile Crisis Unit

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will consider several consent agenda items, including contracts for vehicle upfitting, health information software, and bus stop pads. It will also vote on a $80,000 agreement for security gates and fencing at the Sheriff's Office. Additional actions include a resolution to increase the Literacy Program staff allocation and appointments to local resource districts.

• Approve up to $9,999 contract with LEHR Upfitters for vehicle upfitting services (Sheriff's Office)
• Approve up to $12,500 agreement with SacValley MedShare for health information exchange software (Behavioral Health/Public Health)
• Approve up to $20,025.41 contract with Lights Creek Construction for two concrete bus stop pads (Public Works)
• Approve up to $80,000 contract with Taylor Enterprise Fencing for security gates and fencing at the Sheriff's Office
• Appoint Shannon Williams to the Feather River Resource Conservation District (term ends Dec 2030)

The Board unanimously approved all items on the consent agenda, including several sheriff’s office agreements, fee waivers for school events, and a public‑works contract for bus stop pads. It also adopted three human‑resources resolutions covering a literacy program position, a side‑letter to a confidential employees memorandum, and the county pay schedule. All votes were roll‑call with five supervisors voting yes.

• Approved Amendment No.1 to Sheriff's Office agreement with Dale Harris DDS (5‑0)
• Approved agreement with LEHR Upfitters LLC for vehicle upfitting up to $9,999 (5‑0)
• Approved waiver of facility‑use fees for Plumas Charter School prom, $405 loss (5‑0)
• Approved waiver of facility‑use fees for Chester Jr/Sr High School sober grad night, $100 loss (5‑0)
• Approved agreement with Lights Creek Construction for two concrete bus stop pads up to $20,025.41 (5‑0)
• Approved resolution to increase Literacy Program Assistant allocation (5‑0)
• Approved adoption of side‑letter to Confidential Employees Associations MOU (5‑0)
• Approved cooperative law‑enforcement agreement with USDA Forest Service (5‑0)

JUVENILE JUSTICE COORDINATING COUNCIL (JJCC)

The Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council will approve the minutes from the October 22, 2025 meeting and appoint Alyssa Thompson as the Public Defender representative. The council will discuss and likely approve inclusion of several juvenile‑justice programs, each with specified funding amounts, into the Juvenile Justice Plan.

• Approve minutes from the October 22, 2025 regular meeting
• Approve appointment of Alyssa Thompson as JJCC committee member and SB 823 Subcommittee member
• Approve Victory 4 Youth program funding estimated at $1,000‑$3,000
• Approve 3rd Millennium online education courses pilot for Quincy High School at $3,500 for 100 courses
• Approve Aggression Replacement Therapy curriculum investment (~$800) and training costs ($795 per person or $7,500 for a group, estimated $3,000‑$5,000)

General

Community Corrections Partnership

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss a capital improvement project for the Lassen and Plumas County Emergency Communications Integration Project. The meeting also includes a public hearing on the Franks Code Amendment regarding zoning and lot line adjustments.

• Lassen and Plumas County Emergency Communications Integration Project estimated at $1,630,563.00
• Public hearing to adopt the Franks Code Amendment (CA 6-24/25-02) regarding zoning and lot line adjustments
• Agreement with Prentiss Law and Associates for Public Defender services not to exceed $9,597.88 per month
• Agreement with Idea Engineering Inc. not to exceed $34,000.00 using Opioid Settlement Funds
• Agreement with Quincy Tow Service and Repair Inc. not to exceed $9,999.00

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a series of consent‑agenda items, including a towing services agreement, a behavioral health invoice, a public‑health engineering contract, a public‑defender services agreement, a solid‑waste reporting contract, and a fee waiver for the Quincy Chamber of Commerce event. In departmental matters, the Board approved a $19,100 camera system purchase, hired a communications supervisor, authorized a $1,630,563 emergency communications integration project, adopted a $732,225 supplemental budget, transferred $48,338 within sheriff funds, and signed a first amendment to a sheriff’s contract up to $2,000,000. All motions passed with a unanimous roll‑call vote.

• Approved towing services agreement with Quincy Tow Service and Repair Inc. (up to $9,999)
• Approved $7,108 payment to CEP America Psychiatry for behavioral health services
• Approved $34,000 agreement with Idea Engineering Inc. for public health opioid settlement funds
• Approved Public Defender services contract with Prentiss Law and Associates ($9,597.88 per month)
• Approved $25,190 reporting assistance contract with Vestra Resources Inc. (solid waste funds)
• Approved waiver of facility‑use fees for Quincy Chamber of Commerce Groundhog Fever Festival (loss $160)
• Approved $19,100 purchase of deployable camera system for Sheriff's Office
• Approved first amendment to sheriff’s agreement with Berry Enterprises, Inc. up to $2,000,000

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will approve the December 18, 2025 meeting minutes, receive an update on the 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan, and consider a resolution to reconsider the Papanos General Plan amendment and zone change for a 4.27‑acre property on Highway 70 in Twain. The commission will also review elements of the 2035 General Plan and discuss housing element updates and a recommendation to the Board of Supervisors regarding the Plumas Housing Council.

• Approval of regular meeting minutes from December 18, 2025
• 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan standing update
• Reconsideration of Papanos General Plan amendment and zone change for 24158 Highway 70, Twain (4.27 acres)
• Review of 2035 General Plan agriculture & forestry element goals (continued)
• Consideration of Resolution P.C. 2025‑03 recommending Board of Supervisors acknowledge Plumas Housing Council

Board of Supervisors

The Board will vote on routine consent‑agenda items, including a sub‑lease for property at 251 Chester Airport Road and a health‑education staff hire. It will discuss a County Counsel software contract with P.S. Technologies limited to $30,000. A public hearing will consider a zoning ordinance amendment (Frank’s Code Amendment). The Board will also act on a $1,035,220 public‑works purchase order and a $585,000 budget transfer within the Road Fund, plus a sheriff’s equipment purchase up to $13,700.

• Approve sub‑lease agreement for property at 251 Chester Airport Road (CPUD & Peninsula Fire)
• County Counsel agreement with P.S. Technologies for case‑management software, not to exceed $30,000
• Public Works purchase order for $1,035,220 and budget transfer of $585,000 to PW Industrial Equipment
• Public hearing to adopt zoning ordinance amendments (Frank’s Code Amendment) at 11:00 AM
• Sheriff’s Office agreement for Kinetic Breaching Tool package, total not to exceed $13,700

Behavioral Health Commission

The Plumas County Behavioral Health Commission will vote to elect its President, Vice‑President, and Secretary/Treasurer for 2026. It will also discuss how to fill two vacant commissioner positions required for consumer representation. Additional agenda items include approving the December 3, 2025 meeting minutes and reviewing a draft letter to the Board of Supervisors about a staffing crisis at the county behavioral health program.

• Review and approve draft minutes from the December 3, 2025 meeting
• Elect Commission Officers for 2026 (President, Vice‑President, Secretary/Treasurer)
• Discuss filling two vacant commissioner seats to meet consumer‑representation requirements
• Review draft letter to the Board of Supervisors regarding the staffing crisis at PCBH
• Discuss housing projects/plans for behavioral‑health clients and the Mobile Crisis Unit

Board of Supervisors

The Board will elect its 2026 Chair and Vice‑Chair, approve a series of contracts and budget adjustments for the Sheriff’s Office, Public Works, and other departments, and consider a resolution to place a 1 % transaction and use tax measure on the June 2, 2026 ballot. Additional items include a public hearing on a county code amendment and several resolutions on staffing, museum closure, and disaster‑recovery services.

• Approve up to $60,000 contract with Hi‑Tech Frame & Finish for automotive body repair services for the Sheriff’s Office (effective Feb 1 2026).
• Approve up to $80,000 HVAC replacement contract with The HVAC Nerd for the Sheriff’s Office (effective Jan 6 2026).
• Approve up to $700,000 road contract with Hunt and Sons, LLC (effective Jan 1 2026).
• Adopt resolution to place a 1 % transaction and use tax measure on the June 2 2026 ballot.
• Public hearing to waive first reading of ordinance amending Article 5, Chapter 3 of Title 4 of the Plumas County Code.

Planning Commission

The Plumas County Planning Commission regular meeting scheduled for Thursday, January 1, 2026, was cancelled in observance of New Year's Day. No agenda items were considered. The next regular meeting is set for Thursday, January 15, 2026.