Plumas County public meetings in 2025

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will hold a special meeting to discuss audits and the renewal of the Plumas County Tourism Marketing District. The board will also consider an ordinance regarding debris removal and emergency interim housing following the Beckwourth Complex and Dixie Fires.

• Ordinance amending Chapter 9 to Title 4 of the County Code regarding debris removal and emergency interim housing
• Resolution to renew the Plumas County Tourism Marketing District
• Approval of Fiscal Year 22/23 audits and Treasury Oversight Audits
• $60,000 budget transfer from General Fund Contingency to Jail Inmate Medical Services
• Contracts with MGE Engineering, Inc. for Graeagle-Johnsville Road paving and Snake Lake Bridge replacement

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will continue its review of the Agriculture & Forestry Element goals and policies for the 2035 General Plan. The body will also receive updates on the 2021 Wildfires Long-Term Recovery Plan and the status of the Housing Element 7th Cycle Update.

• Review of 2035 General Plan Agriculture & Forestry Element Goals and Policies
• Status update on 2024–2029 General Plan Housing Element 7th Cycle Update review by the State HCD
• Update on Franks Code Amendment (CA 6-24/25-02) for anticipated Board of Supervisors hearing on January 6, 2026
• Consideration of Resolution P.C. 2025-03 regarding the Plumas Housing Council
• 2021 Wildfires Long-Term Recovery Plan standing update

Community Corrections Partnership

The Plumas County Community Corrections Partnership will vote on three agenda items: approval of the August 20, 2025 meeting minutes, approval of the Quarter 1 expenditure reports, and discussion of AB 134 to discontinue the CCP plan submission to the Board of State and Community Corrections. The meeting also includes public comment time and will adjourn until January 21, 2026.

• Approve minutes from the August 20, 2025 meeting
• Approve Quarter 1 expenditure reports
• Discuss AB 134 discontinuation of CCP plan submission to the state board

Board of Supervisors

The Board will finish the public hearing on Solid Waste rates and services for Franchise Area 1. It will consider a resolution renewing the Plumas County Tourism Marketing District and several contract approvals for the Sheriff’s Office, Facility Services, and other departments. Additional agenda items include updates from the Indian Valley Community Services District and presentations on staffing and funding from Social Services and Behavioral Health.

• Continue public hearing on Solid Waste rates for Franchise Area 1 (time‑certain hearing at 10:30 am)
• Approve Sheriff’s Office contracts: Kalleo Technologies ($32,000), Price Tire Center ($20,000), Mangham Glass ($9,999) and Summit Glass ($9,999)
• Approve Facility Services contracts: roof replacement ($95,450), courthouse fire alarm upgrade ($140,000), and Environmental Systems amendment ($65,560)
• Adopt resolution renewing the Plumas County Tourism Marketing District
• Approve Chapter 8 sale of property to Central Plumas Recreation and Park District for $18,940

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing to adopt a resolution renewing the Plumas County Tourism Marketing District. The meeting also includes an update on federal funding for the Area Agency on Aging, a report on First 5 Plumas program data, and action on numerous consent‑agenda items such as a probation agreement, a land‑lease for an ice‑skating rink at Chester Park, and a security‑camera contract amendment. Additional items include a supplemental ARPA budget transfer and a time‑certain hearing on proposed solid‑waste rates for Franchise Area 1.

• Adopt resolution renewing the Plumas County Tourism Marketing District (public hearing, four/fifths roll‑call vote).
• Approve land‑lease agreement for Lake Almanor Area Chamber of Commerce to use Chester Park for a public ice‑skating rink (no General Fund impact).
• Approve amendment No. 1 to security‑camera contract, increasing compensation to $127,736.11 (General Fund impact).
• Approve supplemental budget transfer of $120,092 from the ARPA Fund to cover salary and benefits for a grant‑funded employee.
• Time‑certain public hearing at 11:00 AM to introduce proposed solid‑waste rates for Solid Waste Franchise Area 1.

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors approved a series of contracts and agreements covering probation services, facility leases, public‑health programs, and sheriff equipment. They also adopted a resolution renaming Sq_ Carpet Lane to "Demtatoko Trail" and authorized the purchase of four marked patrol vehicles. All actions were recorded as approved, with votes noted where provided.

• Approved consent agenda (unanimous roll call vote, Yes=5)
• Approved probation agreement with Plumas Crisis Intervention and Resource Center (up to $25,000, no General Fund impact)
• Approved land‑lease for ice‑skating rink at Chester Park (effective Nov 1 2025, no General Fund impact)
• Approved amendment to security‑camera contract increasing compensation to $127,736.11 (General Fund impact)
• Approved public‑health agreements with Smile Business Products ($50,000) and California Health Collaborative ($100,688.89) (no General Fund impact)
• Approved sheriff purchase of dispatch and radio control consoles (up to $17,000, unanimous roll call vote)
• Approved sheriff purchase of four marked patrol vehicles (up to $388,000, unanimous roll call vote)
• Adopted resolution formally renaming "Sq_ Carpet Lane" to "Demtatoko Trail" (roll call vote)

General

The Plumas County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two code amendments, including a proposed General Plan and zoning change for a 4.27‑acre parcel on Highway 70. The commission will also adopt a resolution recommending the Board of Supervisors support the Plumas Housing Council, provide an update on the 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan, and approve the minutes from the November 20, 2025 meeting.

• Adopt Resolution No. P.C. 2025-03 recommending Board support for the Plumas Housing Council
• Public hearing on Frank's Code Amendment to modify lot line adjustment width requirements
• Public hearing on Papanos General Plan Amendment and Zone Change for 24158 Highway 70 (4.27 acres)
• Approval of regular meeting minutes from November 20, 2025
• Standing update on the 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan

The Commission voted to approve the regular meeting minutes from November 6, 2025. The motion was moved by Harvey West, seconded by Dayne Lewis, and passed with three votes in favor, one abstention, and one absent member. No vote was taken on the Papanos General Plan Amendment and Zone Change; the item was discussed but left without a decision.

• Approved November 6, 2025 meeting minutes (3-0-1)

Behavioral Health Commission

The Commission will review expiring member terms and suggest candidates for January 2026 appointments. The meeting includes reports from the Behavioral Health Department and discussions on housing and crisis response.

• Review of commissioner terms ending December 2025 for Valerie Sheldon and an open seat
• Discussion on housing projects and plans for behavioral health clients
• Discussion on Mobile Crisis Unit and Sheriff’s response to mental health emergencies
• Pending presentation by Mark Bontrager of Partnership Health Plan of California
• Review of draft minutes from November 1, 2025

Planning Commission

The Plumas County Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on November 20, 2025 to consider several agenda items. Key actions include a public hearing on a General Plan amendment and zone change for the property at 24158 Highway 70 in Twain, converting its designation from Mining to Resort and Recreation. The commission will also approve prior meeting minutes, receive updates on the 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan, adopt a resolution establishing its rules of conduct, and review a housing element update from the State Department of Housing and Community Development.

• Consent items – continuation/withdrawal of agenda items and approval of November 6, 2025 meeting minutes
• Update on the 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan
• Public hearing – Papanos General Plan Amendment and Zone Change (GPA 3‑23/24‑01) for 24158 Highway 70, Twain (4.27 acres) changing land use from “Mining Resource”/“M” to “Resort and Recreation”/“Rec‑P”
• Adoption of Resolution No. P.C. 2025‑04 establishing the Plumas County Planning Commission’s rules of conduct
• Review of the 2024‑2029 Plumas County General Plan Housing Element 7th Cycle update, including State HCD review letter dated November 14, 2025

The Commission approved the regular meeting minutes of October 16, 2025. A motion to bring the Lot Line Adjustment code amendment back, with direction to adopt it and hold a public hearing, was passed. The motion was moved by Richard Foster, seconded by Chris Spencer, and approved by Commissioners Lewis, West, Foster, and Spencer. No other substantive votes were recorded.

• Approved October 16, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Passed motion to bring Code Amendment CA 6‑24/25‑02 back for adoption and public hearing (Lewis, West, Foster, Spencer voted yes; Montgomery absent)

Community Corrections Partnership

The Community Corrections Partnership will meet to approve previous meeting minutes and review first-quarter spending. The body will also discuss the discontinuation of CCP Plan submissions to the Board of State and Community Corrections under AB 134.

• Approval of August 20, 2025 minutes
• Review and approval of Quarter 1 expenditure reports
• Discussion on AB 134 regarding the discontinuation of CCP Plan submissions to the Board of State and Community Corrections

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will consider a Caltrans presentation on the Bridge Scour Mitigation Project and several resolutions extending local health emergencies related to recent fires. It will vote on multiple contracts and agreements, including a $1,207,530 asphalt overlay on Beckwourth‑Calpine Rd, a $50,000 workplace investigations agreement, and a $32,000 data‑storage software agreement for the Sheriff’s Office. Additional items include grant approvals and budget transfers for social services and public health.

• Presentation by Caltrans Project Manager Javid Igbal on the Bridge Scour Mitigation Project
• Approve $1,207,530 contract with Q&D Construction LLC for a 1.5" asphalt overlay on Beckwourth‑Calpine Rd (CR 109)
• Approve and authorize a $50,000 agreement with Ellis Investigations Law Corporation for workplace investigations
• Approve and authorize a $32,000 data storage software agreement between the Sheriff’s Office and Kalleo Technologies, LLC
• Adopt resolution to accept a $462,969 grant from the California Department of Public Health for sexually transmitted disease services

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors approved a series of contracts and agreements, all by unanimous roll‑call vote. Key actions included a $1,207,530 road‑work contract for an asphalt overlay on Beckwourth‑Calpine Road, a $462,969 grant acceptance from the state health department, and several public‑service agreements ranging from workplace investigations to social‑service programs. Each item was authorized as presented by County Counsel.

• Approved $1,207,530 asphalt overlay contract for Beckwourth‑Calpine Rd (unanimous)
• Approved $462,969 grant from California Dept. of Public Health (unanimous)
• Approved $410,687 CHVP agreement for enhanced Title XIX reimbursement (unanimous)
• Approved $160,000 amendment with Social Change Partners for Comprehensive Prevention Plan (unanimous)
• Approved $100,100 attorney agreement for Department of Social Services (unanimous)
• Approved $50,000 Ellis Investigations workplace investigations agreement (unanimous)
• Approved $35,000 supplemental budget transfer to support local food banks (unanimous)
• Approved $32,000 data‑storage software agreement for Sheriff’s Office (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a workshop on lot line adjustment requirements and review goals for the Agriculture & Forestry Element of the 2035 General Plan. The body will also consider a resolution to recognize the Plumas Housing Council.

• Ordinance workshop on Code Amendment CA 6-24/25-02 regarding lot line adjustment requirements
• Draft resolution recommending recognition of the Plumas Housing Council
• Review of 2035 General Plan Agriculture & Forestry Element Goals and Policies
• Status update on 2024–2029 General Plan Housing Element Update and HCD review
• Continued public hearing for Papanos General Plan Amendment and Zone Change (GPA 3-23/24-01)

The Planning Commission approved the minutes from the October 2, 2025 meeting. It voted to continue the public hearing on the Papanos General Plan Amendment and Zone Change to the November 6, 2025 meeting. The commission then adjourned until the next regular meeting.

• Approved October 2, 2025 meeting minutes (Yes: Lewis, West, Montgomery, Spencer; Absent: Foster)
• Continued Papanos General Plan Amendment and Zone Change hearing to Nov 6, 2025 (Yes: Lewis, West, Montgomery, Spencer; Absent: Foster)
• Adjourned to the regular meeting scheduled for Nov 6, 2025 (Yes: Lewis, West, Montgomery, Spencer; Absent: Foster)

Behavioral Health Commission

The Behavioral Health Commission will meet to review October minutes and receive reports from the Behavioral Health Department. The agenda includes discussions with the California Highway Patrol and Plumas County Sheriff's Office, as well as housing projects for behavioral health clients.

• Discussion with Commander Ryan Pedersen (CHP) and Sheriff Chad Hermann (Plumas County Sheriff's Office)
• Review of housing projects and plans for behavioral health clients
• Submission of the 2025 Data Notebook to the CA BH Planning Council
• Approval of October 1, 2025, meeting minutes

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will vote on routine consent agenda items and discuss a series of contracts, budget transfers, and agreements covering public works, health services, and sheriff operations. Key actions include approving snow‑removal and painting contracts, ratifying health and IT agreements, and reviewing large supplemental budget requests. The board will also consider a $572,100 grant‑funded agreement with Brandley Engineering for facility services.

• Approve up to $12,000 contract with Durkin Construction for snow removal at Chester facilities
• Approve $16,250 contract with AllStar Painting KD Inc. for exterior painting of Portola Library
• Approve $25,920 agreement with California Mental Health Services Authority for behavioral health reporting (no General Fund impact)
• Consider $572,100 grant‑funded agreement with Brandley Engineering for facility services (not approved as to form)
• Approve $810,922 supplemental budget request for Sheriff's Office communications equipment

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors approved a series of contracts, waivers, and agreements, and adopted a resolution to implement the county's new pay schedule. All items were approved by a unanimous roll‑call vote of five supervisors. The actions include snow removal, library painting, behavioral health funding, IT services, and an agriculture grant.

• Adopted Resolution No. 25-9078 to adopt Plumas County Pay Schedule (unanimous 5)
• Approved $12,000 snow removal contract with Durkin Construction for Chester facilities (unanimous 5)
• Approved $16,250 exterior painting contract for Portola Library with AllStar Painting KD Inc. (unanimous 5)
• Waived $135 rental fee for Portola Memorial Hall fundraising event (unanimous 5)
• Waived $100 rental fee for Quincy Memorial Hall Turkey Bingo fundraiser (unanimous 5)
• Approved $25,920 Behavioral Health agreement with California Mental Health Services Authority (unanimous 5)
• Approved $14,488.68 IT ticketing system agreement with FreshWorks Inc. (unanimous 5)
• Approved $119,954.88 grant agreement with CDFA for Agriculture Weights & Measures (unanimous 5)

General

The Plumas County Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council Subcommittee met on October 22, 2025. The council will approve minutes from its April 16, 2025 and July 23, 2025 regular meetings. The council will review updates to the Parent Project and the Journaling program as part of the Juvenile Justice Consolidated Plan. The council will also review the Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Act Expenditure Report.

• Approve minutes from April 16, 2025 and July 23, 2025 regular meetings
• Review updates to the Parent Project under the Juvenile Justice Consolidated Plan
• Review updates to the Journaling program under the Juvenile Justice Consolidated Plan
• Discuss the Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Act Expenditure Report
• Set future meeting dates: Jan 28, 2026; Apr 22, 2026; Jul 22, 2026; Oct 28, 2026

The Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council approved the minutes from the April 16, 2025 and July 23, 2025 regular meetings. The motion was moved by Paula Johnston, seconded by Bill Powers, and passed with all members voting aye and no noes. No other actions were decided; program updates were discussed for future work.

• Approved minutes from April 16, 2025 and July 23, 2025 regular meetings (AYES: 9, NOES: 0)

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider a resolution to transfer parcel APN 117-021-001 to the Plumas Hospital District for a perinatal center. It will also discuss renewing the County Tourism Marketing District, approve several sheriff’s office software contracts, and authorize a construction contract for Beacon Tower at Gansner Field. Additional items include staffing hires, a budget transfer, and the appointment of a new Human Resources director.

• Renew Plumas County Tourism Marketing District (resolution)
• Approve sheriff’s office contracts: CorrecTek EMR software up to $250,000 and Kalleo data storage up to $15,645.21
• Authorize Pacific Underground Services contract for Beacon Tower Construction at Gansner Field, not to exceed $214,420
• Transfer parcel APN 117-021-001 to Plumas Hospital District for a perinatal center (resolution)
• Adopt resolution appointing Joshua Mizrahi as Plumas County Director of Human Resources

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors approved a series of actions, all by unanimous roll‑call vote. Items included renewing the County Tourism Marketing District, authorizing software agreements for the Sheriff’s Office, funding maintenance hires and a Beacon Tower construction contract, amending a public‑health grant agreement, adding a staff analyst position for Social Services, and authorizing a $594,000 withdrawal for the Indian Valley Recreation and Park District. The Board also appointed Joshua Mizrahi as the new Director of Human Resources.

• Adopted Resolution No. 25-9072 to renew Plumas County Tourism Marketing District (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved Sheriff’s Office agreement with CorrecTek, Inc. for EMR software up to $250,000 (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved Sheriff’s Office agreement with Kalleo Technologies for data storage software up to $15,645.21 (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved Facility Services recruitment of two vacant maintenance positions (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved agreement with Pacific Underground Services for Beacon Tower construction at Gansner Field up to $214,420 (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved amendment to Public Health Agency agreement with Northern California EMS Inc. (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved Social Services recruitment of one Staff Services Analyst I/II (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved Indian Valley Recreation and Park District withdrawal of $594,000 from County Treasury Pool (unanimous 5‑0)

General

The Plumas County LAFCO will consider routine consent‑agenda items, including approval of minutes and payment of claims. Commissioners will review CALAFCO board nominations and receive an update on CALAFCO's reorganization workplan. A presentation on the Grizzly Lake Community Services District municipal service review and sphere‑of‑influence update will be discussed, and a public hearing is scheduled for December 8, 2025. The meeting will also include the election of a Chair and Vice Chair for FY 25‑26 and an executive officer report.

• Approve minutes for the August 11, 2025 meeting (consent agenda)
• Approve payment of claims for August and September 2025 (consent agenda)
• Review North Region nominations for the CALAFCO Board
• Receive Grizzly Lake CSD municipal service review and sphere‑of‑influence update; set public hearing for Dec 8, 2025
• Elect Chair and Vice Chair for FY 25‑26

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a continued public hearing on the proposed General Plan amendment and zone change for the 4.27‑acre property at 24158 Highway 70, Twain. The proposal would change the land‑use designation from Mining Resource to Resort and Recreation and rezone the parcel from Mining (M) to Prime Recreation (Rec‑P). The hearing is being continued for a second time because the owners, William and Doreen Papanos, cannot attend. The meeting also includes routine consent items, a status update on the 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan, and informational updates on ongoing projects.

• Continued public hearing on Papanos General Plan amendment (24158 Highway 70, Twain)
• Approval of regular meeting minutes from October 2, 2025
• 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan standing update
• Information update on 2024‑2029 General Plan Housing Element review
• Future agenda: draft resolution to recognize Plumas Housing Council

The Planning Commission voted to approve the regular meeting minutes from August 21, 2025. The public hearing on the Papanos General Plan Amendment and zone change was continued to the October 16, 2025 meeting. Commissioners received updates on a wildfire‑recovery home sale and on ongoing code‑enforcement complaints at the Genesee Valley property. A pending cannabis dispensary code amendment was noted as incomplete and will be scheduled for a future hearing.

• Approved the Regular Meeting Minutes of August 21, 2025 (Yes: Lewis, West, Montgomery, Foster; Absent: Spencer)
• Continued the public hearing on Papanos General Plan Amendment and zone change to Oct 16, 2025
• Received update on sale of wildfire‑recovery home at 166 Hot Springs Road, Greenville ($285,000)
• Noted correction notice issued for Genesee Valley property after code‑enforcement complaints
• Acknowledged incomplete cannabis dispensary code amendment application; staff to complete before public hearing

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will discuss and possibly approve several staffing and contract items, including a lease for rodeo grounds and library hires. A key item is the agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc. to provide tasers, supplies, and training for up to $140,000. Additional topics include a $50,000 loan request from Quincy La Porte Cemetery District and adoption of a strategic plan resolution.

• Approve lease agreement with Indian Valley Riding and Roping Club for rodeo grounds (no rent)
• Authorize hiring of extra library aide and bookmobile assistant (General Fund)
• Approve $140,000 Axon taser, supplies, and training contract for Sheriff's Office
• Consider $50,000 loan to Quincy La Porte Cemetery District, repayable by Dec 2025
• Adopt resolution for Vision, Mission, and Values of Plumas County Strategic Plan

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a $50,000 loan to the Quincy La Porte Cemetery District and adopted the Vision, Mission, and Values statements for the county’s inaugural Strategic Plan. In the same meeting the Board also approved several consent‑agenda items, including a lease for the Indian Valley Riding and Roping Club, library staffing positions, a Public Health Nurse agreement for foster‑care children, a sheriff’s taser contract, and an environmental‑health vehicle assignment. All motions passed by roll‑call vote with Yes=4.

• Approved $50,000 loan to Quincy La Porte Cemetery District (unanimous roll‑call, Yes=4)
• Adopted resolution approving Vision, Mission, Values statements for Strategic Plan (unanimous roll‑call, Yes=4)
• Approved lease agreement with Indian Valley Riding and Roping Club for rodeo grounds (unanimous roll‑call, Yes=4)
• Approved Library recruitment for an extra‑help Library Aide (unanimous roll‑call, Yes=4)
• Approved Public Health agreement to provide a nurse for the Health Care Program for Children in Foster Care, up to $79,500 (unanimous roll‑call, Yes=4)
• Approved sheriff’s office contract with Axon Enterprise for tasers, supplies, and training, up to $140,000 (unanimous roll‑call, Yes=4)
• Approved Environmental Health Director’s authority to assign a vehicle to an inspector (unanimous roll‑call, Yes=4)
• Appointed four members to the Plumas County First 5 Commission and accepted resignation of Brenda Poteete (unanimous roll‑call, Yes=4)

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will consider routine contracts for behavioral health services, road maintenance, and public safety equipment, along with the approval of grant funding for the library and senior transportation.

• Authorize $103,533.39 payment to Sutter Center for Psychiatry
• Approve $25,000 agreement for Court Street road access
• Authorize $40,000 purchase of mobile radios for patrol vehicles
• Approve $16,400 library grant funding
• Approve $513,070 agreement for Taylorsville Mill Race Group

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a series of consent‑agenda items, including contracts for behavioral health, sheriff services, solid waste, and public works. They also adopted a resolution to accept State Parks & Recreation Off‑Highway Vehicle grant funds. Additional approvals covered a $30,000 Fish & Game reimbursement, fee waivers for community events, and several public‑health and staffing agreements.

• Approved consent agenda items (meeting minutes, behavioral health contracts, sheriff equipment agreements, solid waste amendment, public works contracts) (5‑0)
• Approved resolution to receive State OHV Grant Funds for the Off‑Highway Vehicle program (5‑0)
• Approved $30,000 reimbursement to Almanor Fishing Association for dock design/fabrication (Fish & Game Commission) (5‑0)
• Approved waivers of rental fees for Chester High School Homecoming Dance ($200 loss) and Safe Trick‑or‑Treat event ($80 loss) (5‑0)
• Approved recruitment of an Extra Help Clinical Records Specialist for Behavioral Health (no General Fund impact) (5‑0)
• Approved agreement for a Nurse Midwife with Plumas District Hospital ($100/hr, up to 40 hrs/week) (5‑0)
• Approved agreement for wastewater specimen collection with American Valley Community Services District (up to $10,000) (5‑0)
• Approved agreement for a bilingual coordinator with County Department of Social Services (up to $52,507) (5‑0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will continue the public hearing on the Papanos General Plan Amendment and zone change for 24158 Highway 70, Twain. The amendment seeks to change the land use designation from Mining Resource to Resort and Recreation and rezone the property from Mining (M) to Prime Recreation (Rec‑P). The hearing is postponed to the October 16 meeting. Other agenda items include routine consent items, an update on the 2021 Wildfire Recovery Plan, and reviews of the 2035 General Plan.

• Public hearing on Papanos General Plan Amendment (24158 Highway 70, Twain) postponed to Oct 16
• Approval of regular meeting minutes for Aug 21, 2025 (Sept 4 and Sept 18 meetings cancelled)
• 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan standing update
• Review of 2035 General Plan agriculture & forestry element goals (continued)
• Future agenda: Brown Act training postponed; draft resolution to recognize Plumas Housing Council

The August 21, 2025 Planning Commission meeting consisted mainly of public comments regarding alleged violations of the County General Plan in Genesee Valley. Commissioners discussed the concerns, noted a correction notice had been issued to the property owner, and agreed to move to an information item for further staff follow‑up. No approvals, denials, or votes on policy matters were recorded.

Behavioral Health Commission

The Plumas County Behavioral Health Commission will consider approval of the September 3, 2025 meeting minutes and review and approve the Behavioral Health Data Notebook. The commission will also hear reports, discuss housing projects for behavioral‑health clients, receive stakeholder presentations, and get training on California’s Brown Act. Afterward the body will adjourn and reconvene as the Alcohol and Other Drug Advisory Board for additional reports.

• Approve draft Behavioral Health Commission minutes of September 3, 2025
• Review and approve the Behavioral Health Data Notebook
• Discuss housing projects/plans for behavioral health clients
• Presentation by MH/BH/SUS system of care stakeholders, including training on CA’s Brown Act
• Introduction of Eastern Plumas Healthcare Senior Life Solutions Director (via Zoom)

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will vote to adopt the final budget for fiscal year 2025‑2026 for the county and its dependent districts. The Board will also consider a services agreement with Sherwood Design Engineers for the BRIC Round Valley Reservoir Climate Adaptation project, limited to $388,400. Closed‑session appointments for County Administrative Officer, Social Services Director, and Human Resources Director will be discussed.

• Adopt resolution for FY 2025‑2026 county and district budget
• Approve services agreement with Sherwood Design Engineers, up to $388,400, for BRIC climate‑adaptation project
• Closed‑session appointment of County Administrative Officer
• Closed‑session appointment of Social Services Director
• Closed‑session appointment of Human Resources Director

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted the final budget for the county and its dependent districts for fiscal year 2025‑2026. The board also unanimously approved and authorized the Chair to sign a services agreement with Sherwood Design Engineers, Ltd. for up to $388,400 to support the BRIC Round Valley Reservoir Climate Adaptation project. In closed session, the board temporarily closed the job opening for Social Services Director.

• Adopted FY 2025‑26 final budget (5‑0 unanimous)
• Approved services agreement with Sherwood Design Engineers up to $388,400 (5‑0 unanimous)
• Temporarily closed Social Services Director job opening (closed session)

Planning Commission

The regular meeting scheduled for Thursday, September 18, 2025, has been canceled because the Planning Director is unable to attend. The next meeting is set for Thursday, October 2, 2025.

• Meeting canceled due to Planning Director absence
• Next meeting scheduled for October 2, 2025

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will resume the public hearing on the FY 2025/26 County Budget. It will also consider a proclamation for Domestic Violence Awareness Month and a series of contract approvals and memoranda of understanding across departments. Several items are placed on the consent agenda for routine approval.

• Approve $100,000 agreement between Plumas County Behavioral Health and Aurora Behavioral Healthcare (no General Fund impact)
• Approve $60,000 contract for automotive repairs with Franks Garage for the Sheriff’s Office (General Fund impact)
• Approve $31,900 amendment to AllStar Painting contract for exterior painting of the County HR Building
• Approve $121,700 amendment to Moorish Design contract for additional solar inspection services
• Approve $40,000 contract with Overhead Door Company for public works fencing installation

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a resolution to seek state funding for transitional housing and navigation programs. They also adopted a proclamation for Domestic Violence Awareness Month and approved multiple service agreements and contracts. The Board continued the public hearing on the FY 2025/2026 County Budget.

• Adopt Domestic Violence Awareness Month proclamation – passed unanimous roll call (5-0)
• Approve Behavioral Health agreement with Aurora Behavioral Healthcare (up to $100,000) – passed unanimous roll call (5-0)
• Approve Sheriff's Office contract with Franks Garage (up to $60,000) – passed unanimous roll call (5-0)
• Approve Facility Services HVAC contract (up to $12,000) – passed unanimous roll call (5-0)
• Approve Solid Waste fencing contract with Kunsman Fencing Co. (up to $18,787) – passed unanimous roll call (5-0)
• Adopt resolution to apply for state housing awards for Transitional Housing and Housing Navigation programs – passed unanimous roll call (5-0)
• Approve Auditor's Office recruitment of 1.0 FTE Accountant – passed unanimous roll call (5-0)
• Continue public hearing on FY 2025/2026 County Budget – passed unanimous roll call (5-0)

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will conduct a public hearing on the FY 2025/2026 County Budget. Members of the public may appear in person or submit written comments via email. The hearing will begin at 9:00 a.m. and continue after lunch. The meeting will adjourn on September 16, 2025.

• Public hearing opening on FY 2025/2026 County Budget at 9:00 a.m.
• Continuation of the FY 2025/2026 County Budget hearing after lunch
• Public comment period limited to agenda items, max 3 minutes per speaker

The Board opened a public hearing on the FY 2025/2026 County Budget with no public comments submitted. After presentations by department heads, the Board voted to continue the hearing to September 16, 2025 at 10:00 a.m. The meeting was then adjourned to resume the next day.

• Continued FY 2025/2026 County Budget public hearing to Sept 16, 2025 (motion passed)
• Adjourned meeting to Sept 16, 2025, Board of Supervisors Room 308

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider adopting tax rates for Plumas County, Plumas Unified School District, Plumas District Hospital Bonds, and Seneca Healthcare District. The body will also review routine administrative contracts and personnel recruitment.

• Resolution to adopt FY 2025/26 Basic Tax Rate for Plumas County and specified districts
• Agreement with NMS Labs for laboratory testing not to exceed $30,000
• Amendment No. 2 to agreement with McGarr Excavation, Inc., Dig It Construction, Inc., and Turner Excavation, Inc.
• Recruitment for one BH Administrative Assistant- Extra-Help and one Behavioral Health Nurse
• Recruitment for one vacant 1.0 FTE Deputy Probation Officer

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved several consent‑agenda items, including a sheriff’s lab services agreement, a public works contract amendment, and new hires for Behavioral Health and Probation. They also adopted Resolution No. 25‑9058 setting the basic tax rate for FY 2025/26. All motions passed by a 5‑0 roll‑call vote.

• Approved sheriff’s lab services agreement with NMS Labs (up to $30,000) – unanimous (5‑0)
• Approved amendment to public works contracts with McGarr Excavation, Dig It Construction, and Turner Excavation – unanimous (5‑0)
• Approved hiring of one Behavioral Health Administrative Assistant (extra‑help) – unanimous (5‑0)
• Approved hiring of one Behavioral Health Nurse (1.0 FTE) – unanimous (5‑0)
• Approved hiring of one Deputy Probation Officer (1.0 FTE) – unanimous (5‑0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 25‑9058 adopting the basic tax rate for FY 2025/26 – unanimous (5‑0)

Planning Commission

The regular meeting of the Plumas County Planning Commission scheduled for September 4, 2025, has been canceled. No items were decided or discussed.

Behavioral Health Commission

The Plumas County Behavioral Health Commission will consider the draft minutes from the August 6, 2025 meeting. Commissioners will hear reports from the director, quality assurance staff, and the MHSA/BHSA program. Stakeholders from the Plumas Crisis Intervention and Resource Center will present, and housing plans for behavioral‑health clients will be discussed. The meeting will conclude with the transition to the Alcohol and Other Drug Advisory Board.

• Review and approve draft Behavioral Health Commission minutes of August 6, 2025
• Presentation by Plumas Crisis Intervention and Resource Center (Kate Rahmeyer)
• Discussion of housing projects/plans for behavioral‑health clients (e.g., RCHDC)
• Director’s Report (Sharon Sousa) and Quality Assurance reports
• Schedule review for upcoming stakeholder meetings in October and November

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will review several service agreements and personnel recruitments. Key discussions include a budget transfer for senior services and community concerns regarding Verizon cell tower construction.

• Supplemental budget transfer of $298,843.00 to cover over-budget costs for Contribution to Seniors
• Agreement with Hurst, Brooks, and Espinosa, LLC for state legislative advocacy not to exceed $30,000.00
• Agreement with Client First for Munis assistance not to exceed $50,000.00
• Agreement with PowerDMS software not to exceed $38,700.00
• Resolution to conduct the Uniform District Election on November 4, 2025

The Board adopted Resolution No. 25-9056 authorizing the Clerk‑Recorder to conduct the Uniform District Election consolidated with the statewide special election on November 4, 2025. The motion passed unanimously. The Board also approved a series of consent‑agenda items, including software agreements, staffing hires and a dental‑screening contract, each with a unanimous roll‑call vote.

• Adopt Resolution No. 25-9056 for election consolidation on Nov 4, 2025 (unanimous)
• Approve Crossroads Software collision‑software license for Sheriff's Office, not to exceed $1,900 (unanimous)
• Approve dental‑screening contract for Public Health Agency, not to exceed $12,000 (unanimous)
• Approve recruitment of 1.0 FTE Administrative Assistant I/II for Environmental Health (unanimous)
• Approve recruitment of 1.0 FTE Planner for Planning Department (unanimous)
• Approve agreement with Client First for Munis assistance, not to exceed $50,000 (unanimous)
• Approve $735 payment to California State Tax and Fee Administration for animal‑control trailer taxes (unanimous)
• Approve KnowBe4 security‑awareness and PhishER subscription agreement, not to exceed $22,107.14 (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss and potentially act on a settlement agreement involving the County Treasurer/Tax Collector. The meeting includes proposals to adjust the FY 24/25 budget to cover un-budgeted litigation expenses.

• Settlement and Release Agreement between Treasurer/Tax Collector Julie White and Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith for $175,000
• Budget adjustment request of $40,000 for County Administration/Litigation (line item 2002052/521901)
• Supplemental budget transfer of $40,000 from General Fund Use of Fund Balance to litigation costs
• Closed session for the appointment of a Social Services Director

The Board approved a $175,000 settlement and release agreement for Treasurer Julie White, passing by a 4‑1 vote. It also approved a $40,000 budget adjustment for litigation expenses and a $40,000 supplemental transfer from the General Fund, each passing unanimously (5‑0). No actions were taken in closed session.

• Approved $175,000 settlement and release agreement (4-1)
• Approved $40,000 budget adjustment for litigation (5-0)
• Approved $40,000 supplemental budget transfer for litigation (5-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss the 7th cycle update of the General Plan Housing Element and the initial review draft submitted to the Department of Housing and Community Development. The body will also continue its review of the 2035 General Plan Agriculture & Forestry Element goals and policies.

• Plumas County General Plan Housing Element 7th Cycle 2024-2029 Update
• Review of 2035 General Plan Agriculture & Forestry Element Goals and Policies
• 2021 Wildfires Long-Term Recovery Plan standing update
• Proposed resolution to the Board of Supervisors to recognize the Plumas Housing Council

The Commission voted to adopt the regular meeting minutes from July 17, 2025. The motion was moved by Commissioner Richard Foster, seconded by Commissioner Dayne Lewis, and carried with three affirmative votes. Commissioners Dayne Lewis, Jack Montgomery, and Richard Foster voted yes; Commissioner Chris Spencer abstained; Commissioner Harvey West was absent.

• Approved July 17, 2025 meeting minutes (3-0-1)

Community Corrections Partnership

The Community Corrections Partnership will vote on approving minutes from the June 18, 2025 meeting and the Quarter 4 expenditure reports. Members will discuss a proposed budget for fiscal year 2025‑2026. The agenda includes a review of unpaid Behavioral Health transfers totaling $108,932.20 for FY 21/22 and FY 23/24. The committee will consider extending the Plumas Crisis Intervention and Resource Center contract and whether to approve an out‑of‑contract payment for Quarter 1 expenses.

• Approve minutes from June 18, 2025 CCP meeting
• Approve Quarter 4 expenditure reports
• Develop proposed CCP budget for FY 2025‑2026
• Review Behavioral Health fund transfers: $37,318.05 (FY 21/22) and $71,614.15 (FY 23/24), total $108,932.20
• Consider PCIRC contract extension and possible out‑of‑contract payment for Quarter 1

The board approved the minutes from the June 18, 2025 meeting and the Quarter 4 expenditure report. A motion to transfer $71,614.16 from the CCP fund to Behavioral Health for FY23/24 was approved. The FY 2025‑26 CCP budget totaling $1,529,299.98 was adopted. No action was taken on the PCIRC contract extension.

• Approved June 18, 2025 minutes (4‑0)
• Approved Quarter 4 expenditure reports (4‑0)
• Approved transfer of $71,614.16 to Behavioral Health (4‑0)
• Approved FY 2025‑26 CCP budget of $1,529,299.98 (4‑0)
• No motion on PCIRC contract extension; decision deferred

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will consider a series of consent agenda items, including several facility services contracts and social services agreements. They will vote on a $280,000 contract with Rodney Craig Goodman for auditor and budget assistance. The meeting also includes public hearings on the county pay schedule, vacancy reporting, and an ordinance amendment to the county code.

• Approve $65,544.19 security camera contract with Pacific States Communications
• Approve $21,230 exterior painting contract for Sheriff's Office and Animal Services
• Approve $280,000 auditor contract with Rodney Craig Goodman for budget assistance
• Adopt resolution approving Plumas County Pay Schedule (General Fund impact)
• Public hearing on ordinance amending Article 5, Chapter 3 of Title 4 of the County Code

The Board approved a resolution (No. 25-9051) establishing the county's pay schedule, passing with a unanimous 5‑yes vote. It also approved multiple facility services contracts, a lease for Orchard House, several inter‑agency agreements for social services, homeless housing, and public health, all without recorded dissent.

• Approved security camera installation agreement with Pacific States Communications ($65,544.19) – unanimous (Yes=5)
• Approved exterior painting contract for Sheriff's Office and Animal Services with All Star Painting KB Inc. ($21,230.00)
• Approved elevator maintenance, repair, and inspection contract with Silver State Elevator Company ($27,000.00)
• Approved lease of Orchard House to Plumas Rural Services (positive $3,600 annual impact)
• Approved CWS/CMS staff training agreement with Glenn County ($5,064.00 per fiscal year)
• Approved HHAP‑6 joint application and MOU for Homeless Housing Assistance and Prevention program
• Approved EMS services agreement with Northern California EMS Inc. ($7,408.76)
• Adopted Resolution No. 25‑9051 approving Plumas County Pay Schedule – unanimous (Yes=5)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will conduct a public hearing to amend Article 5, Chapter 3 of Title 4 of the Plumas County Code. The meeting also includes several contract approvals for social services, public health, and the sheriff's office.

• Public hearing to amend Article 5, Chapter 3 of Title 4 of the Plumas County Code
• Agreement with Polaris Pharmacy Services for inmate pharmaceutical services not to exceed $100,000.00
• Purchase of a 2025 Tacoma SR from Chuck Patterson Toyota not to exceed $42,376.75
• Agreement with Environmental Systems Inc. for 7 door key card units not to exceed $33,788.00
• Appointment of Bob Orange to the Taylorsville Cemetery Board for a four-year term

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors approved a series of consent‑agenda items, including contracts for social services equipment, a pharmacy agreement for the sheriff’s office, and staffing authorizations. They also approved a public hearing to introduce and waive the first reading of an ordinance amending Article 5, Chapter 3 of Title 4 of the County Code. All motions passed by unanimous roll‑call vote (Yes = 5).

• Approved Social Services contract for 7 door units, up to $33,788.00 (unanimous)
• Approved Social Services purchase of 15 computers, up to $13,951.56 (unanimous)
• Approved Sheriff’s Office pharmacy services contract, up to $100,000.00 (unanimous)
• Approved Sheriff’s Office software agreement, up to $36,018.00 (unanimous)
• Authorized Public Works to fill Lead Power Equipment Mechanic position (unanimous)
• Authorized four‑day workweek schedule for HR, Risk Management, IT and County Counsel (unanimous)
• Approved Public Health Agency counseling contract, up to $25,000.00 (unanimous)
• Waived first reading of ordinance amending Article 5, Chapter 3 of Title 4 of the County Code (unanimous)

LAFCO

The Plumas County LAFCO board will consider routine consent agenda items, a consolidation proposal for Crescent Mills Fire Protection District and Indian Valley Community Services District, and a request to fund attendance at the CALAFCO Annual Conference in San Diego. The meeting also includes reports on reorganization filings, annexation status, and commissioner updates.

• Approve minutes from the June 9, 2025 meeting (Consent Agenda)
• Approve payment of claims for June and July 2025 (Consent Agenda)
• Discuss consolidation of Crescent Mills Fire Protection District and Indian Valley Community Services District (LAFCO File 2024-0002)
• Authorize funds and designate delegates for the CALAFCO Annual Conference, Oct 22‑24, 2025
• Executive Officer report on BOE filing for EPRFPD and CPUD reorganizations

Planning Commission

The Plumas County Planning Commission will approve the July 17, 2025 meeting minutes and receive an update on the 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan. Commissioners will hear a presentation on the Agriculture & Forestry element of the 2035 General Plan. Additional updates include the Staniger zone change, the 2024‑2029 Housing Element public review period (June 27–July 28, 2025), and the workplan for preparing new ordinances.

• Approval of regular meeting minutes from July 17, 2025 (consent item)
• 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan standing update
• Review of 2035 General Plan – Agriculture & Forestry element goals and policies
• Update on Staniger Zone Change (ZC 9‑23/24‑10)
• 2024‑2029 Housing Element public review period (June 27 – July 28, 2025)

The commission approved the regular meeting minutes from June 5, 2025 and the special meeting minutes from June 18, 2025. The motion was moved by Jack Montgomery, seconded by Dayne Lewis, and carried with three votes in favor (Lewis, Montgomery, West), one abstention (Foster), and one absence (Spencer). No other substantive actions were decided at this meeting.

• Approved June 5, 2025 regular meeting minutes and June 18, 2025 special meeting minutes (Yes: Lewis, Montgomery, West; Abstain: Foster; Absent: Spencer)

Behavioral Health Commission

The Plumas County Behavioral Health Commission will review and approve the draft minutes from its June 11 and July 2 meetings. It will also consider a draft letter to accompany Stakeholder Service Surveys that includes Commissioners' signatures. Additional agenda items include a stakeholder presentation on the system of care and discussion of housing projects for behavioral health clients. The meeting concludes with reports from the Behavioral Health Department and transition to the Alcohol and Other Drug Advisory Board.

• Review and approve draft Behavioral Health Commission minutes of June 11, 2025
• Review and approve draft Behavioral Health Commission minutes of July 2, 2025
• Draft letter to accompany Stakeholder Service Surveys with Commissioners' signatures
• Presentation by MH/BH/SUS system of care stakeholders (Eastern Plumas Health Care)
• Discussion of housing projects/plans for behavioral health clients (e.g., RCHDC)

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will review routine updates and reports before moving to the consent agenda. On the consent agenda, the Board will approve multiple service agreements, including public‑health, emergency services, and sheriff contracts. A key item is the approval of a $193,000 contract with Lights Creek Construction to repair and replace sidewalks in Greenville damaged by the 2021 Dixie Fire. The Board will also consider a resolution to contract with the California Department of Parks and Recreation for over‑snow vehicle trail grooming.

• Approve $29,090 Ryan White Part C services agreement with Plumas District Hospital (Public Health Agency)
• Approve $125,000 emergency services agreement with Berry Enterprises d.b.a. Sierra Electronics
• Approve $30,000 laboratory testing services agreement with NMS Labs for the Sheriff’s Office
• Approve $193,000 sidewalk repair contract with Lights Creek Construction in Greenville (Public Works/Road)
• Adopt resolution for a contract with California Department of Parks and Recreation for snow trail grooming

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a series of consent‑agenda agreements covering public health, code enforcement, emergency services, sheriff, probation, human resources, and public works projects. In addition, the Board adopted Resolution 25‑9045 to contract with the California Department of Parks and Recreation for groomed over‑snow vehicle trails. All motions passed by a unanimous roll‑call vote (5‑0).

• Adopted Resolution 25‑9045 for snow‑trail grooming contract (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved Public Health Agency Ryan White agreement, up to $29,090 (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved Public Health Agency TURP program agreement, up to $48,840 (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved three Vehicle Abatement Service contracts ($10,000 each) (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved Office of Emergency Services agreement with Berry Enterprises, up to $125,000 (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved Sheriff's Office lab testing agreement, up to $30,000 (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved Sheriff's Office automotive repair agreement, up to $9,999 (unanimous 5‑0)
• Approved Probation agreements: Noble Software $9,000 and Environmental Alternatives $168,000 (unanimous 5‑0)

JUVENILE JUSTICE COORDINATING COUNCIL (JJCC)

The Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council will approve minutes from its April 16 meeting and discuss the Juvenile Justice Consolidated Plan. A key focus is the Parent Project contract amendment that sets a $40 per hour rate plus material reimbursements, and proposes new start dates for parenting classes. The council will also review the Girls Circle/Voices school program and consider further programming options.

• Approve minutes from the April 16, 2025 regular meeting
• Modify Parent Project contract: $40.00 per hour plus material reimbursements
• Propose parenting class start dates in January, April, and September
• Review Girls Circle or Voices program sample journals
• Discuss additional juvenile‑justice programming

Planning Commission

The Commission will approve the regular meeting minutes of June 5, 2025 and the special meeting minutes of June 18, 2025. It will receive a standing update on the 2021 Wildfires Long-Term Recovery Plan. Commissioners and the public will discuss the 2024-2029 Housing Element update and its 30‑day public review period (June 27–July 28, 2025). The meeting also includes a review of the 2035 General Plan Agriculture & Forestry Element goals and other project updates.

• Approval of regular meeting minutes of June 5, 2025 and special meeting minutes of June 18, 2025
• 2021 Wildfires Long-Term Recovery Plan standing update
• 2024-2029 Housing Element update – 30‑day public review (June 27–July 28, 2025)
• Review of 2035 General Plan – Agriculture & Forestry Element goals and policies
• Update on Local Responsibility Area Fire Hazard Severity Zones ordinance adopted June 10, 2025 and codified July 10, 2025

The Commission voted to approve the minutes from the May 15, 2025 meeting. The motion was moved by Chris Spencer, seconded by Jack Montgomery, and carried with votes from Lewis, Montgomery, Spencer, and West. No other substantive actions were decided at this meeting.

• Approved May 15, 2025 meeting minutes (motion carried; votes: Lewis, Montgomery, Spencer, West)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will conduct a strategic planning workshop moderated by Galen Ellis of Ellis Planning Associates. The body will discuss the workshop and may provide direction to staff.

• Strategic Planning Workshop moderated by Galen Ellis, Ellis Planning Associates

The Board of Supervisors started a strategic planning workshop and then adjourned the meeting, scheduling the next session for August 8, 2025. No votes or formal approvals were recorded.

• Started Strategic Planning Workshop (no vote)
• Adjourned meeting to Aug 8, 2025 (no vote)

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will consider multiple agreements for mental health services and road projects, including a $15,000 suicide prevention contract with Feather River Community College District.

• Approve $15,000 suicide prevention agreement with Feather River Community College District
• Approve $136,600 fire protection agreement with Western States Fire Protection
• Approve $242,123 agreement with Tyler Technologies for Recorder Modernization
• Public hearing on Staniger Zone Change (ZC 9-23/24-01)
• Accept resignation of Social Services Director Laura Atkins

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a resolution granting the real property adjacent to the Lake Davis Water Treatment Plant to the City of Portola. The board also approved a series of agreements and contracts covering behavioral‑health services, a fire‑protection facility contract, a road‑project amendment, a juvenile‑detention memorandum, a clerk‑recorder modernization contract, a utility easement for Greenville, and a $370,000 supplemental budget transfer. All motions passed with a unanimous roll‑call vote (Yes = 5).

• Adopted Resolution No. 9044 granting real property west of Lake Davis Water Treatment Plant to City of Portola (unanimous, Yes=5)
• Approved multiple behavioral‑health agreements totaling up to $525,000 (unanimous, Yes=5)
• Approved facility services contract with Western States Fire Protection, up to $136,600 (unanimous, Yes=5)
• Approved amendment to professional services agreement with Bender Rosenthal Inc. for Quincy‑Junction Road Project, up to $90,319.55 (unanimous, Yes=5)
• Approved MOU with County of Butte to use its juvenile detention facility (potential $15,000 General Fund impact) (unanimous, Yes=5)
• Approved clerk‑recorder agreement with Tyler Technologies, up to $242,123 (unanimous, Yes=5)
• Approved PG&E utility easement for Town of Greenville, positive $11,625 impact (unanimous, Yes=5)
• Approved $370,000 supplemental budget transfer from Mental Health account to Professional Services (unanimous, Yes=5)

Board of Supervisors

The Board will approve and authorize the Chair to ratify a contract between the Plumas County Sheriff’s Office and Berry Enterprises D.B.A. Sierra Electronics, effective Jan. 1, 2025, with a maximum spend of $350,000 and no General Fund impact. Additional consent agenda items include a $9,999 generator backup maintenance agreement for the Sheriff’s Office, a $40,000 maintenance contract for Public Works, a $49,000 electronic monitoring services contract for Probation, and a $100,000 election printer contract. All items are approved as to form by County Counsel and will be voted on under the consent agenda.

• Sheriff’s Office agreement with Berry Enterprises D.B.A. Sierra Electronics, up to $350,000, effective 01/01/2025, no General Fund impact
• Sheriff’s Office generator backup maintenance agreement with Got Power, Inc., not to exceed $9,999, General Fund impact
• Public Works contract with Cascade Software Systems, Inc. for Maintenance and Systems Services Cost Accounting System, not to exceed $40,000, no General Fund impact
• Probation electronic monitoring services agreement with BI Incorporated (GEO), not to exceed $49,000, no General Fund impact
• Election printer contract with Pro Document Solutions, Inc., not to exceed $100,000, General Fund impact

The Board approved a consent agenda covering multiple agreements, including HR, legal secretary hiring, sheriff equipment, public works software, probation services, and a behavioral health amendment, with a unanimous vote. It also authorized a $1,177.53 payment to Automation Electric, Inc. for the Beckwourth CSA. The Board adopted resolutions to approve a HAVA agreement with the Secretary of State and to hold a special mail election on November 4, 2025 to fill an unexpired trustee term. Finally, it approved a contract with Pro Document Solutions, Inc. for election printing services up to $100,000, all by unanimous roll‑call votes.

• Approved consent agenda items (HR amendment, legal secretary hire, sheriff generator and equipment agreements, public works software agreement, probation programs, behavioral health amendment) – unanimous (Yes=5)
• Approved payment of $1,177.53 to Automation Electric, Inc. for Beckwourth CSA – unanimous (Yes=5)
• Adopted Resolution 25-9032 approving HAVA Agreement 24G27132 with Secretary of State – unanimous (Yes=5)
• Adopted Resolution 25-9038 authorizing a special mail election on Nov 4, 2025 for an unexpired trustee term – unanimous (Yes=5)
• Approved agreement with Pro Document Solutions, Inc. for election printing services up to $100,000 – unanimous (Yes=5)

Behavioral Health Commission

The Plumas County Behavioral Health Commission will review and approve the draft minutes from its June 11, 2025 meeting. Commissioners will give reports and hear presentations from mental health, behavioral health, and substance‑use stakeholders, including updates on housing projects for behavioral‑health clients. The meeting will conclude with the commission transitioning to the Alcohol and Other Drug Advisory Board for its agenda.

• Review and approve draft Behavioral Health Commission minutes of June 11, 2025
• Presentation by mental health, behavioral health, and substance‑use system‑of‑care stakeholders
• Discussion of housing projects/plans for behavioral‑health clients (e.g., RCHDC)
• Director’s Report and Quality Assurance updates
• Adjourn Behavioral Health Commission and convene Alcohol and Other Drug Advisory Board

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss the methodology for appointing a new Sheriff following a retirement. The meeting includes public hearings on solid waste fee schedules and various contract approvals for public health, IT, and probation services.

• Public hearings to revise solid waste fee schedules for Franchise Service Areas 1 and 2
• Proposal for a county-wide salary study not to exceed $154,000.00
• Agreement with CivicPlus, LLC for website and social media services not to exceed $34,590.79
• Grant funding agreement for 'Libraries as Literacy Centers' in the amount of $65,000.00
• Utility distribution easement for PG&E to serve the Town of Greenville

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a series of contracts and agreements. Items include a $65,000 library grant, IT service contracts, public‑health service agreements, a property‑damage release, and a county‑wide salary study. All motions passed with a 5‑0 roll‑call vote.

• Approved $65,000 library grant funding agreement (5‑0)
• Approved IT contract with CivicPlus, LLC for website hosting up to $34,590.79 (5‑0)
• Approved IT contract with DGI, Inc. for Palo Alto firewall up to $43,826.53 (5‑0)
• Approved public‑health agreement with Feather River Community College District up to $15,000 (5‑0)
• Approved public‑health agreement with Siskiyou County for Ryan White Part C up to $20,650 (5‑0)
• Approved East Quincy Transfer Station Property Damage Release $55,297.57 (5‑0)
• Approved county‑wide salary study proposal up to $154,000 (5‑0)
• Adopted resolution appointing authorized agent for PG&E agreement (5‑0)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider adopting the preliminary recommended budget for Plumas County and its dependent special districts for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. The meeting also includes a presentation on county strategic planning and an agreement extension for environmental health administration.

• Adoption of FY 2025-2026 Preliminary Recommended Budget for Plumas County and Dependent Special Districts
• Fifth Amendment to agreement with California Association of Environmental Health Administrators (CAEHA) extending term to December 31, 2025
• Presentation on Plumas County Strategic Planning

The Board approved a Fifth Amendment extending the Plumas County Department of Environmental Health agreement with CAEHA through December 31, 2025. It adopted Resolution No. 25‑9033, the FY 2025‑2026 preliminary recommended budget for the County and its special districts. The Board also approved beginning work on a high‑level strategic plan to be presented with the FY 2025‑2026 budget.

• Approved Fifth Amendment to environmental health agreement (unanimous, Yes=5)
• Adopted FY 2025‑2026 preliminary recommended budget (unanimous, Yes=5)
• Approved start of high‑level strategic planning (unanimous, Yes=5)

Planning Commission

The regular Planning Commission meeting scheduled for Thursday, June 19, 2025 was canceled because of a County holiday. The meeting set for Thursday, July 3, 2025 was also canceled at the direction of the Commission. The next regular meeting will take place on Thursday, July 17, 2025. No agenda items were considered for the canceled dates.

Planning Commission

The Commission will issue a written recommendation on the Staniger Zone Change (ZC 9-23/24-10) for 7398 Highway 147, Lake Almanor (APN 106-010-004-000). The recommendation follows a continued public hearing and a revised Exhibit “A” map that adds a 650‑foot buffer on the south side and reduces the western buffer to 100 feet, creating about 5.2 acres of Farm Animal Combining Zone and 16.93 acres of Suburban (S‑1) zoning with a limit of ten hoofed livestock. The recommendation will be sent to the Board of Supervisors per county code sections 2‑2.107, 2‑2.108, 9‑2.905, and 9‑2.906. The meeting also includes a public workshop on the 2024‑2029 Housing Element update.

• Continued public hearing on Staniger Zone Change (ZC 9-23/24-10) for 7398 Highway 147, Lake Almanor (APN 106-010-004-000)
• Revised Exhibit “A” map adds 650‑ft south buffer and reduces western buffer to 100 ft, adjusting zoning to ~5.2 acres Farm Animal Combining Zone and ~16.93 acres Suburban (S‑1) with livestock limits
• Planning Commission to prepare written recommendation (Resolution P.C. 2025‑01, as amended) for the Board of Supervisors
• Public workshop #6 on the 2024‑2029 Housing Element update
• Future agenda items for July 17, 2025: review of 2035 General Plan Agriculture & Forestry element and Brown Act training

Community Corrections Partnership

The Community Corrections Partnership is meeting to develop a proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026. The body will also discuss the transfer of funds not received for prior fiscal years for the Behavioral Health Department.

• Development of Proposed CCP Budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026
• Behavioral Health Department transfer of funds not received for prior fiscal years
• Approval of May 21, 2025 meeting minutes

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider a range of contract approvals and amendments, including a $160,000 juvenile placement agreement with the County of Tehama that could affect the General Fund by $15,000. It will also review updates on the Dixie Fire business and economic recovery effort and discuss routine consent‑agenda items for various departments. Additional actions include approvals for social‑service contracts, public‑defender services, and infrastructure and software agreements.

• Approve $160,000 juvenile placement agreement with County of Tehama (potential $15,000 fund impact).
• Approve contract up to $30,000 for child welfare family reunification case management services.
• Approve $27,800 Parent Project Program agreement for the Probation Department.
• Approve $23,898 airport AWOS maintenance, upgrades, and repair contract with DBT Transportation, LLC.
• Approve $31,583 amendment to Cloudpermit software for Licensing and Registration Module (Year 2).

The Board removed agenda item 3.B.3 and added an urgency resolution, passing the motion 5‑0. The consent agenda items were approved unanimously. The Board also approved multiple contracts, including a $104,000 agreement with Land Logistics for SMARA permit management, a $31,583 amendment to the Cloudpermit software, and a $5,900 purchase of a TruckVault command post.

• Remove Item 3.B.3 from agenda and add urgency resolution (5-0)
• Approve consent agenda items (unanimous 5-0)
• Approve $104,000 Land Logistics SMARA permit management contract (unanimous 5-0)
• Approve $31,583 Cloudpermit software amendment (unanimous 5-0)
• Approve $5,900 TruckVault command post purchase (unanimous 5-0)
• Approve $27,800 Juvenile Justice Program agreement (unanimous 5-0)
• Approve $160,000 juvenile placement agreement with $15,000 General Fund impact (unanimous 5-0)
• Approve $30,000 child welfare case management contract (unanimous 5-0)

Behavioral Health Commission

The Plumas County Behavioral Health Commission will review and approve its May 7, 2025 minutes, hold a public hearing on the Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) Annual Update for FY 24/25, and vote on recommending that update to the Board of Supervisors. Commissioners will also receive reports, hear a presentation from PDH Senior Life Solutions, and discuss housing plans for behavioral‑health clients. The meeting concludes with the transition to the Alcohol and Other Drug Advisory Board.

• Review and approve draft Behavioral Health Commission minutes of May 7, 2025
• Public hearing for the MHSA Annual Update FY 24/25
• Vote on recommending the MHSA Annual Update to the Board of Supervisors
• Presentation by PDH Senior Life Solutions (Ericka Thompson)
• Discussion of housing projects/plans for behavioral‑health clients (e.g., RCHDC)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings to designate fire hazard severity zones and revise self-hauling solid waste fees. The meeting also includes a presentation of the budget calendar and various personnel and contract approvals.

• Ordinance to designate Local Responsibility Area Moderate, High, and Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zones
• Revised fee schedules for residential and commercial customers self-hauling solid waste in Franchise Service Areas 1 and 2
• Agreement with Cal Trans for roadside weed abatement not to exceed $60,000.81
• Agreement with Mark Satterfield, MD for County Health Officer/Medical Director not to exceed $90,000.00
• Budget transfer of $550,000.00 within Mental Health to cover over-budget costs

The Board approved the FY 25/26 budget calendar and unanimously cleared the consent agenda. It adopted a fire‑hazard severity zones ordinance by a 3‑1 vote and approved revised solid‑waste fee schedules for two service areas unanimously. Additional agreements and hires, including a County Health Officer contract and a public‑works appraisal amendment, were also approved.

• Accepted FY 25/26 budget calendar with special meeting set for June 30, 2025 (no vote recorded)
• Approved consent agenda items (unanimous roll‑call vote, Yes = 4)
• Adopted fire‑hazard severity zones ordinance (Resolution No. 25‑9023, Ordinance No. 25‑1159) – passed 3‑1
• Adopted revised solid‑waste fee schedule for Service Area 1 (Resolution No. 25‑9024) – unanimous Yes = 4
• Adopted revised solid‑waste fee schedule for Service Area 2 (Resolution No. 25‑9025) – unanimous Yes = 4
• Approved agreement with Dr. Mark Satterfield as County Health Officer/Medical Director, up to $90,000 (approved as to form)
• Approved amendment to public‑works appraisal agreement with Bender Rosenthal Inc for $18,203.04 (approved as to form)
• Approved amendment with Sapience Practice for Juvenile Probation services, up to $10,000 (approved as to form)

LAFCO

The Plumas County LAFCO meeting will consider routine consent agenda items, approve the FY 25‑26 final budget, and conduct a public hearing on merging the Crescent Mills Fire Protection District with the Indian Valley Community Services District. The Commission will then vote on a resolution to approve the consolidation. Other items include the executive officer report, CALAFCO update, and commissioner reports.

• Approval of minutes from the April 14, 2025 meeting (consent agenda)
• Payment of claims for April and May 2025 (consent agenda)
• Consideration and approval of the Final Budget for FY 25‑26
• Public hearing and resolution to consolidate Crescent Mills Fire Protection District with Indian Valley Community Services District
• Executive Officer Report and CALAFCO update

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold a special public workshop to receive a presentation on the 2021 Dixie Fire PG&E Settlement Funds. The body will discuss the financial status and goals of the funds and may provide directions to staff or take action.

• Presentation on implementation of Resolution No. 25-9015 regarding Dixie Fire PG&E Settlement Funds

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors received a presentation on implementing the 2021 Dixie Fire PG&E settlement funds, including an overview, purpose, background, financial status, and proposed next steps. Public comment was taken from several members of the public. No formal decisions, approvals, or votes were recorded during the meeting. The meeting was adjourned to June 10, 2025.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing for a zone change request at 7398 Highway 147 to comply with new state notice requirements. The body will also hold a public workshop regarding the 2024-2029 Housing Element Update.

• Public hearing for Staniger Zone Change (ZC 9-23/24-10) at 7398 Highway 147 to add 9.0 acres of Farm Animal Combining Zone ('F') to a 16.93-acre Suburban ('S-1') parcel
• 2024-2029 Housing Element Update Public Workshop #5 covering goals, policies, and 2025 State Income Limits
• Standing update on the 2021 Wildfires Long-Term Recovery Plan
• Update on Local Responsibility Area (LRA) Fire Hazard Severity Zones (FHSZ) Official Hazard Map
• Scheduling of a special meeting to replace the cancelled June 19, 2025 meeting

The Commission voted to approve the minutes from the April 17, 2025 meeting. The motion was moved by Dayne Lewis, seconded by Chris Spencer, and carried with all four members voting yes. No other actions were formally decided at this meeting.

• Approved April 17, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous vote: Lewis, Montgomery, Spencer, West)

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will vote on a supplemental budget transfer of $1,180,300 to fund principal and interest payments for the Engie solar and HVAC project and avoid a bond default. The consent agenda includes contracts for inmate medical care ($369,120), RFID software ($60,000), and several public‑health service agreements. A public hearing will consider an ordinance adding Chapter 9.5 Local Responsibility Area Fire Hazard Severity Zones to the county code. The board will also review permits for two outdoor music festivals in Belden.

• Approve $1,180,300 supplemental budget transfer for Engie Project debt service (General Fund Impact).
• Approve Sheriff's Office agreements: $369,120 for inmate medical care and $60,000 for RFID inmate‑management software.
• Approve Public Health Agency agreements: $42,800 for Registered Dietitian services and $22,500 for Ryan White Part C program.
• Public hearing to adopt ordinance adding Chapter 9.5 Fire Hazard Severity Zones to Plumas County Code Title 9.
• Review and approve outdoor music festival permits for Sunset Campout (June 20‑23) and Priceless Festival (July 10‑13) in Belden.

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors approved a supplemental budget transfer of $1,180,300 to fund the Engie solar and HVAC project, avoiding a bond default. The consent agenda items, including inmate medical care and tracking agreements, airport services, and staffing hires, were approved unanimously. Additional approvals covered rental fee waivers, psychological evaluation contracts, and a vehicle transfer.

• Approved $1,180,300 supplemental budget transfer for Engie project (four-fifths roll call vote)
• Approved $369,120 sheriff‑Peak Medical inmate medical care agreement (unanimous roll call)
• Approved $60,000 sheriff‑Guardian RFID inmate tracking agreement (unanimous roll call)
• Waived rental fees for Almanor Rec Center 6th‑grade graduation party (unanimous roll call)
• Approved $15,000 Griffin Certified airport fuel services contract (unanimous roll call)
• Approved recruitment of 1 FTE Deputy County Counsel (unanimous roll call)
• Approved two $30,000 psychological evaluation contracts for child‑welfare parents (unanimous roll call)
• Approved transfer of 2016 Toyota Highlander to Assessor (four-fifths roll call vote)

Community Corrections Partnership

The Community Corrections Partnership will discuss and possibly adopt funding requests for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. The body will also review Quarter 3 expenditure reports and a progress report from the Plumas Crisis Intervention and Resource Center.

• Review and possible adoption of FY 2025-2026 funding requests from Probation, Behavioral Health, Sheriff's Department, District Attorney's Office, and PCIRC
• Development of a proposed CCP Budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026
• Review of Quarter 3 expenditure reports
• Progress Report from Plumas Crisis Intervention and Resource Center (PCIRC) regarding the Navigation Center Program
• Approval of April 16, 2025 meeting minutes

The committee unanimously approved the minutes from the April 16, 2025 meeting. They also approved the Quarter 3 expenditure reports. Finally, they voted to accept the FY 2025‑2026 community corrections funding proposals submitted by five agencies.

• Approved minutes from April 16, 2025 (ayes: 4, noes: 0)
• Approved Quarter 3 expenditure reports (ayes: 4, noes: 0)
• Received FY25‑26 funding proposals from five agencies (ayes: 4, noes: 0)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss the appointment of County Counsel and several district board members. The meeting includes a presentation on the Outdoor Theater Project and a series of administrative contracts for health, public safety, and election services.

• Agreement with North Fork Medicine for inmate medical services not to exceed $204,600.00
• Lease for a Wellness Center at 372 Main Street, Chester, CA not to exceed $45,000.00
• Agreement with North Valley Behavioral Health for psychiatric crisis services not to exceed $200,000.00
• Agreement with Pro Document Solutions, Inc. for elections not to exceed $100,000
• Appointment of Joseph Hagwood to the Quincy/La Porte Cemetery District Board

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a series of consent‑agenda contracts, including agreements for the Sheriff’s Office, Behavioral Health services, and a library budget transfer. They also appointed Joshua Brechtel as County Counsel and filled several board positions. All actions were taken by unanimous roll‑call votes.

• Approved Sheriff agreement with North Fork Medicine ($204,600) – unanimous
• Approved Sheriff agreement with Kassbohrer All‑Terrain Vehicles ($20,000) – unanimous
• Approved Behavioral Health lease for Wellness Center ($45,000) – unanimous
• Approved supplemental library budget transfer of $4,736 – unanimous
• Appointed Joshua Brechtel as County Counsel – unanimous
• Appointed Joseph Hagwood to Quincy/La Porte Cemetery Board – unanimous
• Appointed Rebecca Herrin and Greg Niel to Greenhorn Creek CSD Board – unanimous
• Approved Public Health Agency agreement with Great Northern Services ($61,119) – unanimous

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will approve the minutes from the April 17, 2025 meeting and receive a standing update on the 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan. Commissioners will conduct a public workshop (Workshop #4) on the 2024‑2029 Housing Element, followed by a review of the Agriculture & Forestry element of the 2035 General Plan. The meeting also includes information updates on the Staniger Zone Change (ZC 9‑23/24‑10) and new Fire Hazard Severity Zones, with public hearings scheduled for June 3 and June 10, 2025.

• Approval of meeting minutes from April 17, 2025 (Consent Item B).
• 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan standing update (Item VI).
• 2024‑2029 Housing Element update public workshop #4 (Item VIII).
• Review of the Agriculture & Forestry element of the 2035 General Plan (Item IX).
• Information items: Staniger Zone Change (ZC 9‑23/24‑10) and new Fire Hazard Severity Zones with public hearings on June 3 and June 10, 2025 (Item X).

The Planning Commission approved the minutes of the April 3, 2025 meeting as amended, with a motion carried by a vote of three to zero. No other agenda items received a formal vote. Commissioners discussed wildfire recovery updates, housing studies, and a proposed “Move‑In” incentive package, but no actions were adopted.

• Approved minutes of April 3, 2025 (3-0)

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will vote on a consent agenda that includes several contracts and agreements, such as a $150,000 dental services contract for inmates and a $43,000 copy‑machine lease for the District Attorney's office. The board will also discuss resolutions on human‑resources classifications, a vehicle purchase for Social Services, and the appointment of an interim County Counsel. All items will be considered during the regular meeting on May 13, 2025.

• Approve lease of two copy machines for the District Attorney’s office, not to exceed $43,000
• Approve dental services contract for inmates with Dale Harris, DDS, not to exceed $150,000
• Approve professional training services contracts for Social Services with UC Davis, not to exceed $46,750 and $15,810
• Adopt resolution appointing Joshua Brechtel as Interim County Counsel
• Adopt resolution recognizing the status of the Crescent Mills Fire District

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors approved several consent‑agenda agreements, including a District Attorney copy‑machine lease, Social Services training contracts, a Public Works road project amendment, and a Sheriff dental services contract, all by a 5‑0 vote. The Board also adopted three resolutions: ratifying a labor MOU with IUOE Local 3, revising Probation Officer job classifications, and recognizing the Crescent Mills Fire District, each passed unanimously. An appointment of Joshua Brechtel as County Counsel was tabled until May 20, 2025.

• Approved District Attorney copy‑machine lease agreement (up to $43,000) – unanimous (5‑0)
• Approved Social Services training agreements with UC Davis ($46,750 and $15,810) – unanimous (5‑0)
• Approved Public Works amendment for Beckwourth‑Calpine Road project – unanimous (5‑0)
• Approved Sheriff dental services contract for inmates ($150,000) – unanimous (5‑0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 25‑9018 ratifying MOU with IUOE Local 3 Mid‑Management and Supervisors Unit – unanimous (5‑0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 25‑9019 revising Probation Officer job classifications – unanimous (5‑0)
• Adopted Resolution No. 25‑9020 recognizing Crescent Mills Fire District – unanimous (5‑0)
• Tabled appointment of Joshua Brechtel as County Counsel until May 20, 2025 – no vote

Behavioral Health Commission

The Behavioral Health Commission will review the MHSA FY24/25 Annual Update and hear presentations from system of care stakeholders. The meeting also includes reports on housing projects for behavioral health clients and quality assurance improvements.

• Approval of MHSA FY24/25 Annual Update for a 30-day public comment period
• Presentations by Darin Wood of Environmental Alternatives and Smithwaters Patients’ Rights Advocates
• Discussion of housing projects and plans for behavioral health clients
• Review of April 2, 2025 meeting minutes

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss proclaiming June 4 as Paul Bianco Day. The meeting also includes a consent agenda featuring multiple service contracts for behavioral health, social services, and the Sheriff's Office.

• Proposed proclamation of June 4, 2025, as 'Paul Bianco Day'
• Agreement with Willow Glen Care Center for behavioral challenges not to exceed $500,000
• Agreement with Plumas Rural Services for CalWORKs Child Care services not to exceed $233,129
• Agreement with A&P Helicopters for marijuana reconnaissance not to exceed $75,000
• Agreement with Environmental Systems Inc for card swipe and HVAC controls not to exceed $65,560

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted a proclamation naming June 4 2025 as Paul Bianco Day. It also approved a series of social‑services and behavioral‑health agreements, including a $500,000 contract with Willow Glen Care Center. All items were approved by a 5‑0 roll‑call vote.

• Adopted Paul Bianco Day proclamation (5‑0)
• Approved hiring of one Assessor appraiser position (5‑0)
• Approved $20,000 vehicle‑maintenance agreement for Social Services (5‑0)
• Approved $233,129 CalWORKs child‑care services agreement (5‑0)
• Approved $100,000 Sierra Vista Hospital behavioral‑health services contract (5‑0)
• Approved $100,000 Heritage Oaks Hospital mental‑health services contract (5‑0)
• Approved $500,000 Willow Glen Care Center behavioral‑health services agreement (5‑0)
• Approved Sheriff’s Office change orders with Sun Ridge Systems ($23,358 and $50) (5‑0)

Planning Commission

The regular meeting scheduled for May 1, 2025, has been cancelled due to a lack of quorum.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will approve the minutes from the April 3 meeting and receive a standing update on the 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan. A public workshop (session #3) will present the 2024‑2029 Housing Element update, covering goals, policies, actions, and a vacant‑site inventory. An information update on the Staniger Zone Change (ZC 9‑23/24‑10) will also be provided. No other actions are scheduled beyond these agenda items.

• Approval of Meeting Minutes of April 3, 2025
• 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan standing update
• 2024‑2029 Housing Element Update Public Workshop #3 (goals, policies, site inventory)
• Information update on Staniger Zone Change (ZC 9‑23/24‑10)
• Future agenda items discussion

The Planning Commission approved the minutes of the January 20, 2025 meeting (as amended) and the March 20, 2025 meeting by a unanimous vote of the three members present. They also moved to continue the review of the 2035 General Plan to a future meeting, which passed. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved January 20, 2025 minutes (as amended) (3-0)
• Approved March 20, 2025 minutes (3-0)
• Continued 2035 General Plan review to a future meeting (3-0)

Community Corrections Partnership

The Community Corrections Partnership will review expenditure reports and develop a proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026. The body is also considering the application process and timeline for upcoming Requests for Proposals.

• Approval of Quarter 2 expenditure reports
• Approval of RFP Application Template and newspaper advertisement for FY 25-26
• Proposed RFP timeline: release April 21, 2025, and due May 16, 2025
• Development of the Proposed CCP Budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026
• Approval of February 12, 2025 meeting minutes

General

The Plumas County Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council will vote to approve the revised FY24/25 Juvenile Justice Consolidated Plan and SB 823 Annual Plan for submission to the Office of Youth and Criminal Justice Reform. The council will also approve the appointment of Cathy Rahmeyer to both the JJCC and the SB 823 Subcommittee. Minutes from the April 17, 2024 regular meeting will be approved, and a fiscal expenditure report will be discussed.

• Approve minutes from the April 17, 2024 regular meeting
• Approve appointment of Cathy Rahmeyer as JJCC member and SB 823 Subcommittee member
• Approve revised FY24/25 Juvenile Justice Consolidated Plan and SB 823 Annual Plan for submission
• Discuss JJCPA Annual Expenditure Report (discussion only)
• Public comment on items not on the agenda

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will consider declaring a local state of emergency regarding gray wolves and review the mid-year budget. The meeting includes approvals for airport maintenance contracts, election security cameras, and a library window project.

• Declare local state of emergency due to gray wolves
• Approve $25,000 for emergency generator maintenance
• Approve $16,204.63 for election security cameras
• Approve $3,232.50 for Portola Library windows
• Review 2025 Fire Hazard Severity Zones map

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the consent agenda items. It also approved a $25,000 contract for emergency generator inspection, maintenance and repair for county airports. The Board authorized hiring a part‑time Animal Shelter Attendant and adopted the Cal‑WORKs System Improvement Plan. Supervisors Goss and Engel were appointed to prepare a comment letter for the Plumas National Forest Tributaries Forest Recovery Project environmental assessment.

• Approved consent agenda items (unanimous roll call vote)
• Approved $25,000 emergency generator inspection, maintenance, and repair contract for county airports (unanimous)
• Approved hiring of one part‑time Animal Shelter Attendant (unanimous)
• Adopted Cal‑WORKs System Improvement Plan (CAL‑SIP) (unanimous)
• Approved appointment of Supervisors Goss and Engel to draft Forest Recovery Project EA comment letter (unanimous)

LAFCO

The Plumas County Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) will review the proposed budget for fiscal year 2025‑26 and consider a resolution to approve it. The meeting will also address routine consent agenda items such as approval of minutes from the February 10, 2025 meeting and payment of claims for February and March 2025. Additional reports include the Form 700 filing deadline, a CALAFCO update, and commissioner reports. Public comments are permitted at the start of the meeting.

• Approval of minutes for February 10, 2025 meeting (consent agenda)
• Payment of claims for February and March 2025 (consent agenda)
• Consideration of the Proposed Budget for FY 25‑26
• Resolution 2025‑01: Approving the Proposed Budget for FY 25‑26
• Form 700 filing due April 1 to County Elections

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider a continued public hearing to adopt Resolution and Ordinance for the Staniger Zone Change (ZC 9-23/24-01) and to exempt it from CEQA. It will also act on a consent agenda that includes fee waivers for community events, hires for behavioral health and road maintenance, and several contract approvals. Additional departmental matters include payments for IT services, sheriff's office equipment, and a letter of support for local public safety response. The meeting concludes with appointments and closed‑session discussions on litigation and personnel matters.

• Adopt Resolution and Ordinance for Staniger Zone Change (ZC 9-23/24-01), CEQA exemption
• Waive facility‑use fees for Earth Day event at Dame Shirley Plaza ($80 loss to General Fund)
• Approve recruitment of 1 FTE Behavioral Health Support Services Technician (funded by MHSA)
• Approve Sheriff’s Office agreement with PTS Solutions for CAD and jail management systems, up to $15,000 annually
• Approve payment to ArchiveSocial, LLC $7,547.40 for archiving County social media posts

The Board unanimously approved the consent agenda items, including fee waivers for two community events and several staffing and contract authorizations. A split vote (4‑1) approved the Staniger zone change (ZC 9-23/24-01) and related ordinance. The Sheriff's Office invoice of $1,092.83 and the hiring of 12 seasonal Boat Patrol Officers were also approved unanimously.

• Consent agenda items approved unanimously (5‑0)
• Approved Staniger zone change (ZC 9-23/24-01) by ordinance (4‑1)
• Authorized payment of $1,092.83 to Got Power for Sheriff's Office battery backup (5‑0)
• Approved hiring of 12 seasonal Boat Patrol Officers (5‑0)
• Waived $80 facility‑use fee for Earth Day event at Dame Shirley Plaza (5‑0)
• Waived $100 facility‑use fee for Chester High School Sober Grad event (5‑0)
• Authorized one FTE Behavioral Health Support Services Technician (5‑0)
• Approved amendment No. 3 with UC Regents, $18,864 impact (5‑0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will conduct a public workshop regarding goals, policies, and site inventory for the 2024-2029 Housing Element Update. The body will also review the Agriculture & Forestry Element of the 2035 General Plan.

• 2024-2029 Housing Element Update Public Workshop #2
• Review of 2035 General Plan Agriculture & Forestry Element
• 2021 Wildfires Long-Term Recovery Plan standing update
• Staniger Zone Change (ZC 9-23/24-10) update
• 2024 General Plan Annual Progress Report

The Plumas County Planning Commission approved the minutes from the March 6, 2025 meeting. Commissioners also voted to shift the public hearing on the Staniger zone change from agenda item IX to item VIII. No final decision on the zoning application was recorded during this meeting.

• Moved Staniger zone hearing from item IX to VIII (motion carried 4-0)
• Approved March 6, 2025 meeting minutes (motion carried 4-0)

Behavioral Health Commission

The Plumas County Behavioral Health Commission will review and approve the draft minutes from its March 5, 2025 meeting. Commissioners will vote to recommend Stephanie Swithenbank for appointment as the Education Representative to the Board of Supervisors. The meeting also includes informational presentations by Darin Wood of Environmental Alternatives and Public Health Promotions, as well as discussions on housing projects for behavioral‑health clients and the Mobile Crisis Unit.

• Approve draft Behavioral Health Commission minutes of March 5, 2025
• Vote to recommend Stephanie Swithenbank as Education Representative
• Presentation by Darin Wood of Environmental Alternatives
• Presentation by Public Health Promotions
• Discussion of Mobile Crisis Unit and inter‑governmental transfers

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider a zoning ordinance for the Staniger Zone Change and review the 2024 General Plan Annual Progress Report. The meeting includes updates on wildfire recovery, the Indian Valley Public Safety Center, and several county department reports.

• Public hearing for Staniger Zone Change (ZC 9-23/24-01) Zoning Ordinance
• Fire sprinkler replacement agreement with Western States Fire Protection not to exceed $123,960.00
• Crisis intervention agreements with Compassion Pathway and Anderson Creek Treatment Centers, each not to exceed $100,000.00
• Legal representation agreement with Renne Public Law Group not to exceed $20,000.00
• Probation leadership and trauma training agreement with Plumas Rural Services not to exceed $5,000.00

The Board unanimously approved two board appointments, adopted resolutions on conflict‑of‑interest codes and public‑health staffing, and authorized several agency agreements. It also approved hiring for the library literacy program, a probation training contract, a fire‑sprinkler replacement project, and two behavioral‑health crisis‑intervention agreements.

• Appointed Kristina Rogers to the Greenhorn Community Services District Board (unanimous)
• Appointed Jacqueline Dubois to the Far Northern Coordinating Council (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 25-9010 amending Conflict of Interest Codes (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution No. 25-9011 amending Public Health Agency position allocation (unanimous)
• Approved Library recruitment for a 0.475 FTE Literacy Program Assistant (General Fund impact)
• Approved Probation Department leadership and trauma‑informed care training agreement (up to $5,000, no General Fund impact)
• Approved Facility Services agreement with Western States Fire Protection for phase 3 fire‑sprinkler replacement (up to $123,960, General Fund impact)
• Approved Behavioral Health agreements with Compassion Pathway and Anderson Creek Treatment Centers for crisis intervention (up to $100,000 each, no General Fund impact)

Planning Commission

The commission will approve minutes from the March 6 meeting and receive updates on the 2021 wildfire recovery plan and the 2024 General Plan progress. It will hold a public hearing on the Staniger zone change at 7398 Highway 147, after which the commission will issue a written recommendation to the Board of Supervisors. Additional items include a housing element update workshop and information on the Dixie Fire recovery strategy.

• Approval of Meeting Minutes of March 6, 2025
• 2021 Wildfires Long-Term Recovery Plan standing update
• Discussion and possible action on 2024 General Plan Annual Progress Report
• Public hearing – Staniger Zone Change (ZC 9-23/24-10) at 7398 Highway 147
• 2024-2029 Housing Element Update Public Workshop #2

The Planning Commission lacked a quorum to approve the February 20, 2025 meeting minutes, so the item was continued to the March 20, 2025 meeting. The commission received updates on the 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan and scheduled several presentations of the report in March and April. Discussions also covered the upcoming 2024‑2029 Housing Element draft, which will be circulated for public review in April 2025.

• Continued approval of February 20, 2025 meeting minutes (no vote)
• Scheduled presentation of Wildfire Recovery Plan to Board of Supervisors on March 18, 2025
• Planned presentation of Wildfire Recovery Report to Dixie Fire Collaborative Steering Committee in April 2025
• Planned presentation of Wildfire Recovery Report at Dixie Fire Recovery Greenville Community meeting on April 12, 2025
• Commission to receive Wildfire Recovery Report on March 20, 2025 for review
• Planning Department to circulate Housing Element draft in April 2025 for 30‑day public review
• Planning Commission to review Housing Element draft on March 20, 2025
• Commission to consider using ADU pre‑approved plans for primary dwellings (discussion, no formal vote)

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will consider a consent agenda that includes multiple contract approvals and a request to pay $265,577.66 in legal fees for the Treasurer‑Tax Collector. Additional items include presentations on the Dixie Fire recovery strategy and the High Sierra Music Festival, as well as discussions on the ENGIE project and recent property tax assessment increases. The board will also vote on updates to the Acceptable Use Policy and a letter inviting Congressman Kevin Kiley to a town hall.

• Approve $15,000 automotive repair, maintenance, and inspection contract with Frank's Garage (Facility Services & Airports).
• Approve $10,000 Vehicle Abatement Services towing contract with Adcock Family Heritage, LLC (Code Enforcement).
• Approve $100,000 agreement with John Muir Health for acute psychiatric services (Behavioral Health).
• Approve payment of $265,577.66 legal fees for the Treasurer‑Tax Collector (Treasurer‑Tax Collector).
• Approve $35,000 agreement with Boucher Law, PC for confidential investigations (County Counsel).

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will consider several consent agenda items, including a $165,000 agreement with Crestwood Behavioral Health. Additional items include contracts and budget transfers for the Sheriff's Office, Public Works, and Solid Waste. The board will also discuss updates on emergency declarations and a supplemental $21,000 grant fund.

• Approve and authorize a $165,000 agreement between Plumas County Behavioral Health and Crestwood Behavioral Health (no General Fund impact)
• Approve a $8,036 yearly radio equipment lease amendment for the Sheriff's Office (General Fund impact)
• Approve a $9,999 contract for pre‑employment psychological testing for the Sheriff's Office (General Fund impact)
• Approve a $107,000 budget transfer from Professional Services to PW Industrial Equipment for road equipment (General Fund impact)
• Approve a $57,600 amendment to the contract with Plumas Sanitation, Inc. for solid waste services (no General Fund impact)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will conduct a public workshop regarding the 2024-2029 Housing Element Update. The body will also receive a standing update on the 2021 Wildfires Long-Term Recovery Plan.

• Public workshop on Housing Element Update goals, policies, and actions
• Analysis of vacant and underutilized site inventory
• Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing analysis
• Standing update on 2021 Wildfires Long-Term Recovery Plan
• Approval of February 20, 2024 meeting minutes

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider several psychiatric health facility agreements and public works wage adjustments. The meeting includes updates on 2021 wildfire recovery and discussions regarding recent property tax assessment increases.

• Agreement with Restpadd-Redding for psychiatric services not to exceed $300,000
• Agreement with Restpadd-Red Bluff for youth psychiatric services not to exceed $400,000
• Purchase of two Ford Escapes for Behavioral Health not to exceed $66,037.09
• Agreement with Vestra Resources, Inc. for transfer station reporting not to exceed $15,950
• Appointment of Dayne Lewis to the Plumas County Planning Commission

Planning Commission

The Plumas County Planning Commission will consider several agenda items, including approval of the December 5, 2024 meeting minutes and appointment of the chair and vice‑chair for 2025. The commission will receive a standing update on the 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan and review implementation measures for the Conservation and Open Space Element of the 2035 General Plan. Additional information items will cover updates to county code ordinances, rules of conduct, the 2024 General Plan annual progress report, and the 2024‑2029 Draft Housing Element.

• Approval of meeting minutes from December 5, 2024 (consent item)
• Appointment of chair and vice‑chair of the Planning Commission for calendar year 2025
• Standing update on the 2021 Wildfires Long‑Term Recovery Plan
• Review of the 2035 General Plan – Conservation and Open Space Element implementation measures
• Updates on code ordinance amendments, rules of conduct amendments, 2024 General Plan progress report, and 2024‑2029 Draft Housing Element

Community Corrections Partnership

The Plumas County Community Corrections Partnership will consider three actions at its February 19 meeting: approving the minutes from the January 15, 2025 meeting, nominating Andrea Ceresola-White to fill a vacant full committee member position, and reviewing the CCP implementation plan and surveys for submission to the Board of Supervisors and BSCC. Public comment will be accepted on agenda and non‑agenda items. The meeting will adjourn to March 19, 2025.

• Approve minutes from the January 15, 2025 CCP meeting
• Nominate Andrea Ceresola-White to fill a vacant full committee member position
• Review the FY 24/25 Revised Draft Plumas County implementation Plan and Draft Surveys A and B for submission to the Board of Supervisors and BSCC
• Adjourn the meeting to March 19, 2025, at 2:00 p.m.

Board of Supervisors

The Board will vote on a range of routine consent‑agenda items, including staff hires and fee waivers. It will consider a $374,625 sale of 2,025 acre‑feet of water to the Rosedale‑Rio Bravo Water Storage District and a public hearing to create Underground Utility District No. 7 in Chester. Additional items include a sheriff’s office generator purchase, a health‑clinic plan‑review contract, and several resolutions and letters of support.

• Approve $374,625 sale of 2,025 acre‑feet of water to Rosedale‑Rio Bravo Water Storage District (Flood Control & Conservation District)
• Public hearing to adopt resolution establishing Underground Utility District No. 7 in Chester
• Waive $405 courthouse fee for Plumas Charter School 2025 prom
• Approve sheriff’s office purchase of 80 kW Rehlko generator, up to $45,000
• Approve plan‑review contract for Greenville Rancheria Health Clinic, up to $25,000

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will vote on extending several county‑wide emergency proclamations related to the Gold Complex Fire, the Beckwourth Complex, Dixie and Fly Fires, and recent blizzard and storm events. The meeting also includes approvals for contracts and service agreements, such as waste tank pumping at the county correctional facility and tele‑therapy services for behavioral health. Additional items involve staffing authorizations and discussion of regional emergency medical services cooperation.

• Continue County‑wide Local Emergency for Gold Complex Fire (Resolution No. 24-8935) – recommendation to renew within 30 days (by March 11, 2025)
• Continue Local Health Emergency for Beckwourth Complex, Dixie and Fly Fires (Resolution No. 21-8609) – recommendation to renew within 30 days (by March 11, 2025)
• Approve waste tank pumping services agreement for the Plumas County Correctional Facility with Plumas Sanitation, not to exceed $10,000
• Approve Tele‑Therapy services agreement for Behavioral Health with Community Medical Specialists, up to $500,000 per fiscal year
• Approve law‑enforcement services agreement with the City of Portola, generating approximately $130,000 in revenue

LAFCO

The Plumas LAFCO meeting will approve minutes from three prior meetings and pay claims for the last four months. Commissioners will certify the protest hearing results for File 2024-0003, the Peninsula FPD annexation of Chester PUD. Two commissioners will be appointed to a Budget Ad Hoc Committee for FY 25-26 and two to a Master Tax Sharing Ad Hoc Committee. The regular meeting schedule for 2025 will also be approved.

• Approve minutes for meetings on Oct 21, Nov 21, and Dec 27, 2024
• Payment of claims for Oct, Nov, Dec 2024 and Jan 2025
• Certify protest hearing results for File 2024-0003 (Peninsula FPD annexation of Chester PUD)
• Appoint 2 commissioners to the Budget Ad Hoc Committee for FY 25-26
• Appoint 2 commissioners to the Master Tax Sharing Ad Hoc Committee

Planning Commission

The regular meeting scheduled for February 6, 2025, was cancelled due to a lack of quorum. No items were decided or discussed.

Behavioral Health Commission

The Plumas County Behavioral Health Commission will approve its agenda, adopt the draft minutes from the December 4, 2024 meeting, and discuss proposed changes to its bylaws that would increase the membership cap from eight to nine members. The meeting also includes reports from commissioners, presentations by contracted providers, and updates on housing projects for behavioral health clients. Public comment is limited to three minutes per speaker.

• Approve agenda for the February 5, 2025 meeting
• Approve draft Behavioral Health Commission minutes of December 4, 2024
• Review suggested changes to PCBH Commission bylaws to permit a ninth member
• Presentation by PCBH contracted providers (e.g., EA, PUSD)
• Housing projects/plans for behavioral health clients (e.g., RCHDC)

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will consider a contract with Alyssa Thompson to provide public defender services, limited to $9,597.88 per month. The meeting also includes routine consent‑agenda items such as a sheriff's office hiring bonus, facility services agreements, and budget transfers. Additional departmental matters cover emergency grant funding, road‑yard upgrades, and job classification updates.

• Approve public defender services agreement with Alyssa Thompson, not to exceed $9,597.88 per month
• Authorize sheriff's office dispatcher hiring bonus incentive (General Fund impact $70,330 / $51,000)
• Facility Services agreements: copy machines lease up to $20,000; window replacement at Portola Library up to $102,000; fence contract up to $46,664
• Adopt resolution for $128,300 Emergency Management Performance Grant
• Approve $143,000 budget transfer from Professional Services to Capital/Building Improvements in the Road Fund

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is meeting to discuss the reorganization of the County Administrative Office and interim signing authorities. They are also considering a contract for legal services regarding labor and employment matters.

• Proposed agreement with Mark A. Wasser, Attorney at Law for labor and employment legal services not to exceed $20,000
• Discussion on reorganization of the County Administrative Office
• Discussion on interim signing authority for County Administrative Officer, Budget Officer, and Purchasing Officer
• Closed session regarding personnel appointment for Interim HR Director
• Closed session regarding two cases of significant exposure to litigation, including N.P. DOE v County of Plumas

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider a consent agenda approving several routine contracts and staffing actions, including a $3,088.75 locksmith payment and a $24,065.50 diesel tank cleaning agreement. It will also discuss departmental resolutions such as hiring bonuses for the Sheriff’s Office and new job classifications for Behavioral Health and IT staff. A major item is the request for $500,000 from PG&E grant funds to support a $1 million Down Payment Assistance program for fire‑scarred areas, which will require a four‑fifths roll‑call vote.

• Approve $3,088.75 payment to Hall's Safe Lock & Alarm Co. for locksmith services at the Fairgrounds
• Approve agreement with Optic Fuel Clean of CA, Inc. for diesel tank cleaning, not to exceed $24,065.50
• Adopt resolution authorizing hiring bonus incentives for the Plumas County Sheriff's Office (budget numbers 70330 / 51000)
• Request $500,000 from PG&E funds for a Down Payment Assistance program totaling $1 million
• Appoint Elizabeth Ramsey to the Plumas County Fish and Game Commission for a one‑year term

Planning Commission

The regular meeting scheduled for January 16, 2025, has been cancelled. This cancellation is to allow Planning staff and County Counsel time to prepare for future agenda items.

Community Corrections Partnership

The Plumas County Community Corrections Partnership will consider approving the minutes from its December 18, 2024 meeting. It will also review the CCP Plan and FY 24/25 survey data and prepare for submission. Public members may submit written comments on any agenda or non‑agenda items. The meeting is scheduled to adjourn until February 19, 2025.

• Approve minutes from the December 18, 2024 CCP meeting
• Review the CCP Plan and FY 24/25 survey data and templates
• Public comment opportunity via email or live stream
• Adjourn meeting to February 19, 2025 at 2:00 p.m.

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider renewing emergency proclamations related to the Gold Complex Fire, Plumas County Blizzard, and several other fires. The body is also deciding on various service contracts and a budget transfer for a CPUC grant.

• Agreement with California Hearing Officers for Behavioral Health not to exceed $50,000
• Agreement with Brown’s Gas Company not to exceed $15,000
• Snake Lake Road Bridge Replacement Project plan updates via MGE Engineering, Inc.
• Authorization for Eastern Plumas Fire Protection District to withdraw approximately $130,230
• Supplemental budget transfer of $68,836.70 for CPUC Local Agency - LATA Grant

Board of Supervisors

The Plumas County Board of Supervisors will select its Chair and Vice Chair and hear reports on wildfire recovery, economic development, and county finances. It will vote on a consent agenda that includes multiple contracts and agreements, such as a Canon printer lease, Live Scan services, a Behavioral Health partnership, public‑works consulting, and equipment purchases. The meeting also includes discussion of tourism outreach, appointments to local boards, and a closed‑session personnel review.

• Approve HR lease of one Canon ImageRunner Advance DX C5840i, not to exceed $20,000
• Approve Sheriff's Office Live Scan services contract with DOJ, not to exceed $25,000
• Approve Behavioral Health agreement with Aurora Behavioral Health Santa Rosa, not to exceed $100,000
• Approve Public Works Task Order for Graeagle‑Johnsville Road Rehabilitation ($52,343.21) and Door System Design agreement, not to exceed $40,000
• Approve purchase of a 2024 Chevrolet Silverado truck (up to $63,948.35) and IT security solutions (up to $54,206)