San Mateo County public meetings in 2025
48 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board will vote on committing up to $3,000,000 in county funds to the Pescadero Community Microgrid Project, contingent on PG&E grant funding. It will also consider authorizing a $500,000 emergency generator for Pescadero Elementary School. Additionally, the board will decide on several district-discretionary Measure K grants totaling over $200,000 for various community projects and a letter requesting conditions in the AHMC Seton Medical Center settlement.
- Commit up to $3M to Pescadero Community Microgrid Project (Item 17)
- Authorize $500K for Pescadero Elementary School emergency generator (Item 13)
- Authorize letter requesting conditions regarding Seton Coastside in AHMC settlement (Item 16)
- Approve reorganization of County Executive positions: add Assistant, delete Deputy (Item 15)
- Approve up to $100K pilot grant to Silicon Valley Office of Protocol for international engagement (Item 14)
The Board approved a resolution authorizing up to $3 million in match funding for Peninsula Clean Energy’s Pescadero Community Microgrid Project, contingent on PG&E incentive funding. The County Executive and designees may negotiate and execute grant agreements up to that amount. The motion passed unanimously with all five supervisors voting yes.
- Approved $3 M match funding for Peninsula Clean Energy microgrid project (5-0)
- Approved $500,000 for emergency generator for Pescadero Elementary School (5-0)
- Approved $10,000 grant to Foster City Village for Inspired Aging program (4-0, 1 abstain)
- Approved $20,000 grant to City of Belmont for Community Multi-Purpose Van Initiative (4-0, 1 abstain)
- Approved $62,302 grant to San Mateo Consolidated Fire Department for disaster communications (5-0)
- Approved $45,335 grant to Sonrisas Dental Health for youth dental care (5-0)
- Adopted resolution accepting San Mateo County Exposition and Fair Association 2026 budget (5-0)
- Reordered agenda to hear items 13 and 17 before item 6 (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors will set the agenda, approve consent items, and adopt several resolutions. Key decisions include a $2,034,668.20 cloud hosting contract with Insight Public Sector, Inc., a $15,656,480 election‑services contract, and multiple Measure K grant authorizations. The board will also establish a 2026 Charter Review Committee, adopt an immigration‑enforcement reporting ordinance, and support a regional offshore oil coalition effort.
- Adopt resolution for $2,034,668.20 cloud hosting services with Insight Public Sector, Inc.
- Adopt resolution for up to $15,656,480 election‑related services contract, waiving competitive bidding
- Adopt Measure K grant of up to $20,000 to Samaritan House for crisis‑resilience project
- Adopt ordinance amending Chapter 2.48 to require reporting on immigration enforcement and regulate law‑enforcement ID and face masks
- Adopt resolution establishing a 2026 Charter Review Committee to study charter amendments
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution authorizing up to $15,656,480 for election‑related services and waived competitive bidding. It also approved a $2,034,668.20 contract for IBM iSeries cloud hosting from 2026‑2028. Additional actions included several Measure K grants, the creation of a 2026 Charter Review Committee, and the adoption of an ordinance on county property access and immigration reporting.
- Approved IBM iSeries cloud hosting contract for up to $2,034,668.20 (5‑0)
- Approved election services waiver up to $15,656,480 (5‑0)
- Approved $20,000 Measure K grant to Samaritan House (5‑0)
- Approved $38,500 Measure K grant to Justice At Last (5‑0)
- Approved $25,000 Measure K grant to Latina Coalition of Silicon Valley (5‑0)
- Established 2026 Charter Review Committee, continued to Dec 9 2025 (4‑1)
- Adopted ordinance restricting access to county property and requiring immigration‑enforcement reporting (consent agenda)
- Adopted resolution supporting offshore oil coalition with $20,000 funding (consent agenda)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board will vote on acquiring 493 Eastmoor Avenue in Daly City for $4,440,000 to develop a 72-unit affordable housing project. Other major items include extending a sheriff’s agreement with the transit district through 2030 for $9.6M, and introducing an ordinance restricting access to county property and requiring reporting on immigration enforcement. Multiple Measure K grants for rent relief, eviction defense, and first responder training are also on the agenda.
- Purchase of 493 Eastmoor Avenue, Daly City (APN 008-082-200) for $4,440,000 for a 72-unit affordable housing project
- Amendment to extend sheriff law enforcement agreement with San Mateo Transit District through June 30, 2030, with $9,633,203 in FY 2025-26
- Introduction of ordinance to restrict access to county property, require reporting on immigration enforcement, and regulate law enforcement face masks
- Measure K grants: $20,000 to Foster City for emergency rent relief; $10,112 to Community Legal Services for eviction defense; $51,224.01 to San Mateo for first responder training
- Presentation on exploring fire service consolidation in San Mateo County
The Board adopted a resolution to buy 493 Eastmoor Avenue for $4,440,000 and to execute related agreements for a 72‑unit affordable housing project, passing unanimously (5-0). It also approved three Measure K grant resolutions—$20,000 to Foster City, $10,112 to Community Legal Services, and $51,224.01 to the City of San Mateo—each with four votes in favor and one abstention. Additionally, the Board approved an ordinance amendment requiring reporting on immigration enforcement and regulating law‑enforcement identification, also passing unanimously (5-0).
- Approved $4.44M purchase of 493 Eastmoor Ave for affordable housing (5-0)
- Approved $20,000 Measure K grant to City of Foster City (4-0, 1 abstain)
- Approved $10,112 Measure K grant to Community Legal Services (4-0, 1 abstain)
- Approved $51,224.01 Measure K grant to City of San Mateo (4-0, 1 abstain)
- Approved ordinance amendment on immigration enforcement reporting and police ID masks (5-0)
- Postponed amendment to Sheriff agreement with San Mateo Transit District (no vote)
- Recommended appointment of Matthew Burrows to Planning Commission (consent agenda)
- Recommended appointment of Desiree Perez to Behavioral Health Commission (consent agenda)
🗳️ How they voted (29 roll-call votes)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
This is a special meeting of the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors with a single agenda item: appointing a candidate to fill the vacancy in the office of Sheriff. The Board will choose from among three finalists: Kenneth Binder, David Lazar, and Brian Wynn Huynh Travis. No other business is scheduled.
- Action to appoint a candidate to fill the Sheriff vacancy; finalists: Kenneth Binder, David Lazar, Brian Wynn Huynh Travis
The Board unanimously approved the meeting agenda (5‑0). A motion was taken and passed 4‑1 to act on the appointment of a candidate for the San Mateo County Sheriff vacancy. The meeting was then adjourned at 12:11 PM.
- Agenda approved (5-0)
- Motion on sheriff appointment passed (4-1)
- Meeting adjourned
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors is holding a special meeting to conduct a forum for candidates seeking appointment to the Office of San Mateo County Sheriff. Three candidates—Kenneth Binder, David Lazar, and Brian Wynn Huynh Travis—will present. Public comment is limited to this agenda item.
- Forum for candidates for appointment to the Office of San Mateo County Sheriff: Kenneth Binder, David Lazar, Brian Wynn Huynh Travis
The Board of Supervisors set and approved the special meeting agenda with a 5‑0 vote. The meeting included a forum for sheriff candidates and a public comment period. The session was recessed, reconvened, and adjourned at 8:53 PM.
- Approved agenda (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
PARKS COMMISSION
The San Mateo County Parks Commission will conduct a standard meeting to approve the October 2, 2025 minutes, receive public comments, and review reports and presentations. No specific policy decisions, contracts, or rezoning actions are listed on the agenda.
- Approve October 2, 2025 meeting minutes
- Public comment period for residents
- Reports and presentations from Parks Department
- Regular agenda items and updates
- Items for future agenda
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
This is a special meeting of the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors. The only item on the regular agenda is the selection of finalists to fill the vacancy in the office of San Mateo County Sheriff, pursuant to Section 415 of the County Charter. Public comment is limited to this agenda item.
- Selection of finalists to fill the vacancy in the office of San Mateo County Sheriff
The Board voted unanimously to advance Kenneth Binder, David Lazar, and Brian Winn Hyunh Travis as the three finalists for the San Mateo County Sheriff vacancy. Each supervisor circled three names on voting cards, resulting in Binder and Travis receiving four votes each and Lazar receiving five. The motion to advance the finalists was moved by Supervisor Mueller, seconded by Supervisor Corzo, and carried 5‑0.
- Motion to set agenda approved (5-0)
- Board advanced Kenneth Binder, David Lazar, and Brian Winn Hyunh Travis as sheriff finalists (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors will meet to authorize contracts for crisis response services, public safety vehicle equipment, and a budget software system. The meeting also includes resolutions on teen dating violence and suicide prevention, and a public hearing on a coastal development permit.
- Authorize $3,785,551 for crisis hotline and mobile crisis response services through 2027.
- Authorize up to $6,000,000 for public safety vehicle equipment and upfitting services through 2030.
- Authorize $1,724,829 for a budget system software as a service platform through 2030.
- Public hearing to consider an appeal of a Coastal Development Permit for a 1,670-sq.-ft. residence in El Granada.
- Authorize a $30,000 Measure K grant to St. Vincent de Paul for food insecurity programs.
🗳️ How they voted (31 roll-call votes)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board adopted a procedure to fill the vacant sheriff position. The motion was made by Supervisor Corzo, seconded by Supervisor Gauthier, and passed with a 3-2 vote. Staff were directed to develop a framework for the appointment process. No other substantive actions were taken.
- Approved appointment process for Sheriff vacancy (3-2)
- Directed staff to develop framework for Sheriff appointment process
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors will discuss options to fill the vacancy in the Office of the Sheriff under County Charter Section 415. They will also consider a Measure K agreement with Samaritan House for $888,368 to purchase and distribute holiday proteins and emergency food. A public hearing is scheduled for a Coastal Development Permit to establish a no-parking zone on Carlos Street in Moss Beach. Additionally, the Board will introduce an ordinance to rename the Information Services Department to the Technology Services Department.
- Discussion of options to fill the Sheriff vacancy per County Charter Section 415
- Measure K: $888,368 agreement with Samaritan House for holiday proteins and emergency food distribution
- Public hearing on Coastal Development Permit for 'No Parking Any Time' zone on Carlos Street from Etheldore/Vallemar Street to Highway 1, Moss Beach
- Introduction of ordinance renaming Information Services Department to Technology Services Department and updating job classifications
- Measure K grants: $20,000 to Pacifica Historical Society for historic railcar restoration and $15,000 to Peninsula Volunteers for Quiescence program
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a Measure K resolution authorizing up to $888,368 for emergency food purchases and an appropriation transfer. It also approved a coastal development permit establishing a no‑parking zone on Carlos Street, renamed the Information Services Department to the Technology Services Department, and directed a special meeting to gather public input on filling the sheriff vacancy. Two one‑time Measure K grants of $20,000 and $15,000 were approved for the Pacifica Historical Society and Peninsula Volunteers, respectively.
- Set agenda Item No. 1 (5‑0)
- Approve consent agenda items (5‑0)
- Direct staff to notice a special meeting on the sheriff vacancy (5‑0)
- Approve Measure K emergency food funding up to $888,368 and related appropriation transfer (5‑0)
- Approve coastal development permit and a “No Parking Any Time” zone on Carlos Street (5‑0)
- Adopt ordinance renaming ISD to Technology Services Department (5‑0)
- Grant up to $20,000 to Pacifica Historical Society for historic railcar restoration (5‑0)
- Grant up to $15,000 to Peninsula Volunteers for the Quiescence program (5‑0)
🗳️ How they voted (45 roll-call votes)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors will hold a special meeting to consider adopting a resolution to remove Sheriff Christina Corpus from office for cause. The board will review a hearing officer's advisory opinion and the administrative record before making a final decision, which would take effect immediately.
- Consider resolution to remove Sheriff Christina Corpus for cause under Section 412.5 of the San Mateo County Charter
- Review of Hearing Officer's Advisory Opinion finding cause for removal
- Board to make final decision and declare removal effective immediately
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution finding cause to remove Sheriff Christina Corpus and made her removal effective immediately. The board approved the final decision letter and the rationale from the Hearing Officer. The motions were carried unanimously (5‑0).
- Adopted resolution to remove Sheriff Christina Corpus (5-0)
- Approved Advisory Opinion finding cause for removal (5-0)
- Approved Final Decision After Removal Hearing letter (5-0)
- Declared removal effective immediately (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors will consider allocating up to $41.1 million in Measure K and other funds for affordable housing construction, introduce an ordinance updating stormwater pollution prevention rules, and vote on renewing the Sheriff's military equipment use policy. The consent agenda includes contract amendments for property assessment system upgrades and a $30,298 grant for adult English language learning. Several proclamations and appointments are also scheduled.
- Up to $41.1 million in Affordable Housing Fund 13.0 commitments, including $19 million in Measure K FY 2025-26 funds
- Renewal of Sheriff's Office Military Equipment Use Policy based on annual report
- Introduction of ordinance replacing Chapter 4.100 Storm Water Management with new Stormwater Pollution Prevention chapter
- One-time Measure K grant of $30,298 to San Mateo Public Library Foundation for adult English classes with childcare
- Consent agenda: Contract amendments totaling up to $134,304 for three AgreeYa Solutions agreements on Assessor Property Assessment System
The Board approved a resolution allocating up to $41,146,469.75 from Measure K funds for affordable housing projects. It also adopted a sheriff military equipment use policy, a stormwater management ordinance, and a library grant of up to $30,298. The agenda and several proclamations were approved unanimously. The library grant passed with three votes in favor, one abstention, and one supervisor absent.
- Approved agenda and consent agenda items (5-0)
- Adopted Indigenous Peoples’ Day proclamation (5-0)
- Adopted Disabilities Awareness Month proclamation and accepted report (5-0)
- Accepted 2024 Agricultural Crop Report (4-0, Canepa absent)
- Approved Measure K affordable housing funding up to $41,146,469.75 (4-0, Canepa absent)
- Adopted sheriff Military Equipment Use Policy (4-0, Canepa absent)
- Adopted stormwater pollution prevention ordinance (4-0, Canepa absent)
- Approved $30,298 library grant to San Mateo Public Library Foundation (3-0, 1 abstain, 1 absent)
🗳️ How they voted (9 roll-call votes)
PARKS COMMISSION
The Parks Commission will set the meeting agenda, approve September minutes, and receive reports from the Parks Department and the SMC Parks Foundation regarding a 2024 Fish & Game grant.
- Approval of September 4, 2025 meeting minutes
- Parks Department Report
- SMC Parks Foundation 2024 Fish & Game Propagation Fund grant presentation
- Friends of Edgewood informational presentation
- Update on Commissioner vacancies
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors will consider a long-term contract for HR and payroll services and finalize budget revisions for Fiscal Year 2025-26. The body will also review a five-year capital improvement plan and various departmental contracts.
- Agreement with Workday, Inc. for HR/payroll and learning management services not to exceed $21,189,733
- Final budget revisions for Fiscal Year 2025-26, including expenditures and means of financing
- Election-related materials for the November 4, 2025 Statewide Special Election not to exceed $1,600,000
- Four Measure K Program Performance Evaluation agreements with AIR, Harder + Co, Raimi + Associates, and RDA Consulting, each up to $400,000
- Agreement with California Department of Public Health for WIC funding not to exceed $11,253,759
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board will conduct a study session on Behavioral Health & Recovery Services at 1:00 p.m., then consider resolutions including renewal of the Sheriff's Military Equipment Use Policy, approval of a Project Labor Agreement for public works, support for Proposition 50, and a $2 million property purchase. A public hearing will be held on $11 million in tax-exempt bonds for a Jewish day school. Consent items include a ban on nitrous oxide sales and a letter supporting the Hyatt Hotel in Half Moon Bay.
- Renewal of Sheriff's Military Equipment Use Policy for 2025-2026
- Public hearing on $11M tax-exempt bonds for Ronald C. Wornick Jewish Day School
- Project Labor Agreement with Building Trades Council for public works over five years
- Purchase of 3335 Spring Street property for $2,000,000
- Ordinance banning sale and distribution of nitrous oxide
🗳️ How they voted (35 roll-call votes)
PARKS COMMISSION
The Parks Commission will hold a tour and discussion of the San Bruno Mountain Day Use Area construction project, habitat restoration work, and fuel reduction project areas. The commission will also approve the August 7, 2025 meeting minutes, hear public comment, and discuss items for future agendas including county priorities, DEI initiatives, and partner presentations.
- Tour and discussion of San Bruno Mountain Day Use Area construction project
- Review of habitat restoration work and fuel reduction project areas
- Approval of August 7, 2025 meeting minutes
- Public comment period for parks matters not on the agenda
- Discussion of future agenda items including county priorities, diversity initiatives, and park vendor RFP processes
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board will consider introducing an ordinance to ban the sale and distribution of nitrous oxide in unincorporated areas. They will also hold a study session on SB 63, a regional transportation measure. Other significant items include a $5 million contract amendment for the Fashion Island Remodel project and authorizing the purchase of a property at 3335 Spring Street for $2 million.
- Introduction of ordinance banning sale and distribution of nitrous oxide (Item 14)
- Study session on SB 63 regional transportation measure (Item 10)
- Amendment to One Workplace contract for Fashion Island Remodel, increasing funding by $3,048,850 (Item 12)
- Resolution to purchase property at 3335 Spring Street for $2,000,000 (Item 26)
- Appointment of Adam Nugent to the San Mateo County Planning Commission (Item 19)
🗳️ How they voted (33 roll-call votes)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors will vote on a resolution affirming commitment to prevent youth nitrous oxide abuse and directing preparation of a ban on its sale. The board will also hear a presentation from the Independent Civilian Advisory Commission on establishing an inspector general for sheriff oversight, and conduct public hearings on annexation to the Oak Knoll Sewer Maintenance District and garbage collection charges for North Fair Oaks. Additional items include amendments to the Law Enforcement Unit MOU, introduction of speed limit ordinances on Spring Street and Camino Al Lago, and Measure K grants for emergency rental assistance and a Daly City street festival.
- Resolution directing preparation of an ordinance banning nitrous oxide sales (Item 11)
- Presentation and recommendations from ICAC to establish an Inspector General for Sheriff's Office oversight (Item 2)
- Public hearing on annexation of 731 Esther Lane, Redwood City to Oak Knoll Sewer Maintenance District (Item 4)
- Introduction of ordinance lowering speed limit to 25 mph on Spring Street segments and 15 mph near schools (Item 8)
- Amendment to Dominion Voting Systems agreement increasing contract by $154,666.58 for additional voting equipment (Item 13)
The Board approved the annexation of 731 Esther Lane to the Oak Knoll Sewer Maintenance District. It also adopted the garbage and recyclables service charge report for North Fair Oaks, amended the law‑enforcement MOU, and passed ordinances updating contracting rules and setting new speed limits. Additionally, the Board amended Measure K to fund emergency rental assistance, granted $75,000 to Daly City for a street festival, and adopted a resolution to curb youth nitrous‑oxide abuse.
- Annexation of 731 Esther Lane to Oak Knoll Sewer District approved (4‑0)
- Garbage and recyclables service charge report for County Service Area 8 (North Fair Oaks) approved (5‑0)
- Amendment to Law Enforcement Unit MOU term approved (5‑0)
- Ordinance amending Sections 2.55.030, 2.55.040, adding 2.55.050 approved (5‑0)
- Ordinance establishing new 25 mph and 15 mph speed limits approved (5‑0)
- Measure K amendment reallocating funds to emergency rental assistance approved (5‑0)
- Measure K one‑time grant of up to $75,000 to Daly City for Top of the Hill Street Festival approved (4‑1)
- Resolution affirming commitment to prevent youth nitrous‑oxide abuse approved (5‑0)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
PARKS COMMISSION
The Parks Commission will receive an informational presentation on wildfire mitigation from the Parks Department. The body will also hear from Viva Verde, a recipient of the 2024 Fish & Game Propagation Fund grant.
- Viva Verde presentation regarding 2024 Fish & Game Propagation Fund grant
- Parks Department presentation on Wildfire Mitigation
- Resolution to amend the 2025 Commission Meeting calendar for the September meeting location
- Update on Commissioner vacancy
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
This special meeting of the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors includes a consent agenda item to adopt a resolution opposing oil and gas development on public lands in the central coast field office area. The board will also go into closed session to discuss anticipated litigation, an existing sheriff removal proceeding, and real property negotiations for 3335 Spring Street in Redwood City. Public comment is limited to agenda items only.
- Resolution conveying opposition to oil and gas development on public lands (sponsors: Speier and Mueller)
- Quitclaim deed to release ingress and egress rights on Bel Aire Road from Ascension Heights Subdivision
- Closed session: Conference with legal counsel on anticipated litigation (one case)
- Closed session: Conference with legal counsel on existing litigation – In re Sheriff Removal Proceeding
- Closed session: Real property negotiation for 3335 Spring Street, Redwood City (APN 055-101-160) with owner's agent
The Board approved the consent agenda and adopted two resolutions: one to execute a quitclaim deed for Bel Aire Road rights and another to oppose oil and gas development on public lands. In closed session, supervisors voted unanimously to authorize litigation against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' interpretation of federal public benefits, and also approved a prior action to sue over underpayment of VLF in‑lie fees.
- Approved consent agenda (4-0)
- Adopted Resolution-081342 to execute quitclaim deed for Bel Aire Road rights (4-0)
- Adopted Resolution-081343 opposing oil and gas development on public lands (4-0)
- Authorized County to initiate litigation against HHS interpretation of Federal Public Benefit (4-0)
- Authorized litigation to challenge underpayment of VLF in‑lie fees by State of California (authorized)
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors will hold a special meeting to potentially initiate one case of litigation during a closed session. Public comment is limited to this specific agenda item.
- Closed session to consider initiating litigation
- Public comment limited to agenda item only
- Meeting held at 500 County Center, Redwood City
- Hybrid meeting with Zoom and in-person options
- Live Spanish interpretation available
The Board of Supervisors approved the agenda for the June 25 special meeting with a 5‑0 vote. No other actions or votes were taken. A closed‑session discussion on anticipated litigation was held, but no reportable action was recorded.
- Adopted meeting agenda (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors will consider adopting the fiscal year 2025-26 recommended budget and approving $14,538,898 in appropriations transfer requests. The meeting also includes budget presentations from various county departments.
- Adopt FY 2025-26 Recommended Budget
- Approve $14,538,898 in Appropriation Transfer Requests
- Coroner's Office budget presentation
- Human Resources Department budget presentation
- Information Services Department budget presentation
The Board approved the FY 2025‑26 Recommended Budget and received the FY 2026‑27 Preliminary Recommended Budget, voting 5‑0 on each. It also approved appropriation transfer requests totaling $14,538,898, with a 5‑0 vote. Earlier, the Board authorized Supervisor Gauthier to participate remotely under AB 2449 by a 4‑0 vote. The meeting agenda was set by a 4‑0 vote.
- Adopted FY 2025‑26 Recommended Budget (5‑0)
- Received FY 2026‑27 Preliminary Recommended Budget (5‑0)
- Approved appropriation transfers totaling $14,538,898 (5‑0)
- Authorized remote participation for Supervisor Gauthier under AB 2449 (4‑0)
- Set the meeting agenda (4‑0)
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors will consider adopting a resolution to remove Sheriff Christina Corpus from office for cause, based on a recommendation from Chief Probation Officer John Keene. The meeting also includes a closed session to discuss legal counsel on the removal proceeding. Public comment is limited to this item only.
- Closed session on anticipated and existing litigation regarding the Sheriff removal proceeding
- Resolution to remove Sheriff Christina Corpus for cause pursuant to Section 412.5 of the County Charter
- Acceptance of Chief Probation Officer John Keene's recommendation for removal
- Declaration of Final Notice of Decision and direction to provide it to Sheriff Corpus
- Approval of a list of three neutral hearing officers for a potential removal hearing appeal
The Board approved a resolution to sustain the chief probation officer’s recommendation and issue a final notice to remove Sheriff Christina Corpus under Section 412.5 of the County Charter. The resolution also approved a list of three neutral hearing officers in case the Sheriff appeals. Earlier, the Board unanimously authorized remote participation for Supervisor Lisa Gauthier due to a just‑cause illness.
- Approved remote participation for Supervisor Gauthier (5-0)
- Set agenda for the special meeting (5-0)
- Adopted resolution to remove Sheriff Christina Corpus for cause (5-0)
- Approved list of three neutral hearing officers for a potential removal hearing (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors will receive budget presentations from departments including Public Safety Communications and the Sheriff's Office. The body is also considering several contracts, a $1 million loan to WeHope, and appointments to the Youth Commission and Commission on Aging.
- Budget presentations from Planning and Building, Public Safety Communications, Emergency Management, Probation, District Attorney, and Sheriff's Office
- Proposed $1,000,000 loan to WeHope with 3.85% annual interest
- Contract with JP Digital Imaging, Inc. for Wayfinding Signage at San Mateo Medical Center not to exceed $364,577.09
- Agreement with City of South San Francisco for supportive housing at 721 Airport Boulevard not to exceed $1,190,000
- Procurement for construction of new Fire Station No. 59 in Pescadero
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors approved a series of resolutions, including a $5.56 million allocation for Area Agency on Aging programs, several health service contracts, and a $1.8 million agreement for eating‑disorder treatment services. They also ratified the county’s participation in an amicus brief in Newsom v. Trump and adopted a proclamation for Disability Pride Month. All actions were approved unanimously or without recorded dissent.
- Ratified County signing onto amicus brief in Newsom v Trump (5‑0)
- Approved $5,561,829 OAA funding for Area Agency on Aging (unanimous)
- Authorized $1,800,000 contract with Sunol Hills, LLC for eating‑disorder treatment (unanimous)
- Waived RFP and approved $209,156.26 purchase of Salesforce services (unanimous)
- Approved $1,000,000 loan to WeHope with 3.85% interest (unanimous)
- Approved $1,342,323 amendment to juvenile diversion services agreement (unanimous)
- Authorized $364,728 OAA funds for Health Insurance Counseling program (unanimous)
- Adopted proclamation designating July 2025 as Disability Pride Month (unanimous)
🗳️ How they voted (44 roll-call votes)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors will conduct budget hearings for ten county departments, including the Treasurer-Tax Collector, Parks, Public Works, Housing, and Health. The hearings begin with opening remarks by the County Executive and cover proposed budgets for Fiscal Year 2025-26. No final votes on the budget are scheduled at this meeting.
- Treasurer-Tax Collector budget presentation
- Parks Department budget presentation
- Public Works budget presentation
- Department of Housing budget presentation
- San Mateo County Health budget presentation
The supervisors voted to set the agenda for the June 23, 2025 meeting. The motion was made by Supervisor Speier, seconded by Supervisor Corzo, and passed with a 5‑0 vote. The meeting was a three‑day budget hearing and no other actions were taken.
- Agenda set approved unanimously (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board will hold public hearings on two large tax-exempt bond issuances: up to $165M for capital projects at The Sequoias at Portola Valley and up to $35M for Crystal Springs Uplands School. It will also set sewer service charges for ten County Sewer Districts and a special parcel tax of $65 per parcel for extended police/fire services in County Service Area No. 1. Several major service contracts are up for approval, including $15.3M for mental health housing and over $14M for core agency services. The agenda also includes a hearing on county vacancies and recruitment strategies.
- Public hearing on $165M tax-exempt bonds for The Sequoias at Portola Valley
- Public hearing on $35M tax-exempt bonds for Crystal Springs Uplands School
- Resolution authorizing $15.29M agreement with Caminar, Inc. for housing and mental health services
- Resolution approving over $14M in Core Service Agency agreements with seven community organizations
- Public hearing to set FY 2025-26 sewer service charges for ten County Sewer Districts
The Board approved two large tax‑exempt bond issuances ($35 M for Crystal Springs Uplands School and $165 M for The Sequoias at Portola Valley). It also approved sewer service charges for FY 2025‑26, a $65 per parcel special tax, hiring a CFO for special projects, a $15.29 M housing‑mental‑health agreement, and funding for multiple human‑services agencies.
- Approved $35 M tax‑exempt bond for Crystal Springs Uplands School (4‑0)
- Approved $165 M tax‑exempt bond for The Sequoias at Portola Valley (4‑0)
- Approved sewer service charges and related resolutions for FY 2025‑26 (4‑0)
- Approved $65 per parcel special tax for extended police and fire services (4‑0)
- Approved hiring of SMMC CFO David McGrew as Special Projects Coordinator (4‑0)
- Approved $15,290,396 agreement with Caminar, Inc. for housing and mental‑health services (3‑0)
- Approved funding agreements for seven human‑services agencies totaling over $15 M (4‑0)
🗳️ How they voted (127 roll-call votes)
PARKS COMMISSION
The San Mateo County Parks Commission will meet in person to tour Flood County Park and discuss construction amenities. The body will also consider a letter to the Board of Supervisors regarding the FY2025-27 Recommended Budget.
- Walking tour of Flood County Park and discussion regarding construction of park amenities
- Commission Letter to Board of Supervisors on FY2025-27 Recommended Budget
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
This special meeting of the Board of Supervisors focuses on initiating procedures to remove Sheriff Christina Corpus from office. The Board will hold a closed session to discuss anticipated litigation and consider a resolution to confirm removal procedures and issue a formal notice of intent to remove for cause. Public comment is limited to these two agenda items.
- Closed session with legal counsel to discuss anticipated litigation regarding Sheriff removal
- Resolution to confirm removal procedures under San Mateo County Charter Section 412.5
- Adoption and issuance of written Notice of Intent to Remove Sheriff Christina Corpus for cause
- Direction to staff to deliver the notice to Sheriff Corpus
The Board approved a resolution confirming removal procedures under Section 412.5 of the San Mateo County Charter. It also approved issuing a written Notice of Intent to remove Sheriff Christina Corpus and directed staff to deliver the notice. All five supervisors voted in favor.
- Approved confirmation of removal procedures under Section 412.5 (5-0)
- Approved issuance of a written Notice of Intent to remove Sheriff Christina Corpus (5-0)
- Directed staff to provide Sheriff Corpus the adopted Notice of Intent (5-0)
- Approved agenda setting motion (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors is holding a special meeting with a single agenda item: to receive a report from the County Attorney on an independent investigation of a complaint filed by Sheriff Christina Corpus against County Executive Michael Callagy, and to consider a limited waiver of privilege that would allow public release of the report. Public comment is limited to this item.
- Receive report on independent investigation of complaint by Sheriff Christina Corpus against County Executive Michael Callagy; consider authorizing limited waiver of privilege and public release of the report
The Board unanimously set its agenda for the special meeting. It then voted unanimously to authorize a limited waiver of privilege and public release of the County Attorney’s report on the independent investigation of Sheriff Christina Corpus’s complaint against County Executive Michael Callagy. No other matters were acted upon. The meeting adjourned at 10:18 a.m.
- Set agenda – approved unanimously (5-0)
- Authorize limited waiver of privilege and public release of investigation report – approved unanimously (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors will discuss several high-value health service contracts and an ordinance to strengthen minimum wage enforcement in unincorporated areas. The body is also reviewing a $4.1 million contract for the Flood Park Playground.
- Agreement with Full Service Partnership Services providers not to exceed $66,707,856
- Agreement with California Advanced Imaging Medical Associates, Inc. for radiology services up to $12,669,077
- Agreement with Scott Oesterling, MD, Inc. for OBGYN services up to $10,692,013
- Agreement with Jensen Landscape Contractor, LLC for Flood Park Playground design and construction up to $4,100,000
- Ordinance amending Chapter 5.158 to clarify minimum wage enforcement in unincorporated areas
The Board adopted a resolution authorizing a $66,707,856 contract for Full Service Partnership Services and approved an ordinance strengthening minimum‑wage enforcement. It also approved a $4,100,000 contract to design and build the Flood Park Playground, and a resolution setting FY 2024‑25 child‑care subsidy priorities. Additional actions included health service contracts, a quarterly procurement‑reporting requirement, a resolution supporting Teamster workers, and the rehiring of a retired management analyst.
- Adopted $66,707,856 Full Service Partnership Services contract (5‑0)
- Adopted minimum‑wage enforcement ordinance (5‑0)
- Approved $4,100,000 Flood Park Playground contract (5‑0)
- Approved FY 2024‑25 child‑care subsidy priorities resolution (5‑0)
- Directed quarterly purchase‑reporting to begin Oct 2025 (5‑0)
- Adopted resolution supporting Teamster workers (4‑1)
- Rehired retired Management Analyst Mercedes Yapching (5‑0)
- Approved $5,962,225 Felton Institute mental‑health services contract (5‑0)
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board approved a motion to set the meeting agenda with a 4‑0 vote. Afterward, the Board entered a closed‑session conference on anticipated litigation, which produced no reportable action. No other decisions were made.
- Set agenda (motion by Speier, seconded by Gauthier) approved 4‑0
- Entered closed session on anticipated litigation; no reportable action
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors will vote on several high-value health service contracts and housing initiatives. This includes a public hearing for tax-exempt bonds to fund an 86-unit affordable housing project in North Fair Oaks.
- Agreement with Our Common Ground, Inc. for substance use disorder treatment not to exceed $18,552,817
- Agreement with HealthRight 360 for SUD and mental health services not to exceed $10,898,523
- Public hearing for tax-exempt revenue bonds up to $50,000,000 for North Fair Oaks Apartments at 430-434 Douglas Ave & 429-431 MacArthur Ave
- Allocation of $2,000,000 from Measure K reserves to relaunch the Farm Labor Housing Loan Program
- Appropriation Transfer Request of $4,446,755 for March 4, 2025 Special Election costs
The Board adopted a resolution authorizing up to $50,000,000 in tax‑exempt bonds to finance an 86‑unit affordable rental project in North Fair Oaks. It also approved several health service contracts totaling over $40 million and allocated $2,000,000 from Measure K reserves to relaunch the Farm Labor Housing Loan Program. Additional actions included dissolving the Domestic Violence Council and authorizing various infrastructure and consulting agreements.
- Approved TEFRA bond resolution for up to $50,000,000 (5-0)
- Approved $18,552,817 contract with Our Common Ground, Inc. for substance‑use treatment (5-0)
- Approved $12,000,000 contingency staffing services contract (5-0)
- Approved $1,283,635 amendment to Ellit Groups EHR consulting contract (5-0)
- Approved $10,898,523 contract with HealthRight 360 for SUD and mental health services (5-0)
- Approved $2,000,000 Measure K allocation and appropriation transfer for Farm Labor Housing Loan Program (5-0)
- Approved $116,500 appropriation transfer to Coroner’s Office for radio equipment replacement
- Adopted resolution to dissolve the San Mateo County Domestic Violence Council
🗳️ How they voted — 36 divided votes
PARKS COMMISSION
The San Mateo County Parks Commission will receive a budget presentation and discuss recommendations on the Parks Department budget. The commission will also vote on approving the 2025 workplan and consider amending the June meeting location to Flood County Park. A presentation on the Santa Cruz Mountains Stewardship Network is also scheduled.
- Parks Department Budget Presentation (6.2)
- Recommendations on Parks Department Budget (7.1)
- Approval of 2025 Commission Workplan (ACTION) (7.2)
- Presentation on Santa Cruz Mountains Stewardship Network (7.3)
- Amend June 2025 meeting to Flood County Park (ACTION) (8.2)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board will vote on a resolution authorizing an $8.4 million agreement with Horizon Services for residential substance use disorder detoxification services. They will also conduct a public hearing on the FY25-26 Annual Action Plan for federal and state housing funds, confirm a new Director of Sustainability, and discuss a resolution on tracking AI's impact on the county workforce.
- Adopt resolution for $8,438,078 contract with Horizon Services for residential substance use disorder detox services (June 2025 – June 2027)
- Public hearing on FY25-26 Annual Action Plan for CDBG, ESG, HOME, and other housing funds, including a potential Section 108 loan
- Recommendation to confirm Jasneet Sharma as Director of Sustainability
- Resolution directing departments to project AI software impact on workforce and report on creating new positions to offset eliminated ones
- Consent agenda includes $2,827,280 contract for forensic pathology services and $1,800,000 for geotechnical engineering services
The Board adopted a resolution directing a study of AI's impact on the county workforce and appointed Supervisors Mueller and Gauthier to a subcommittee. It also approved major health, housing, public safety, and sustainability contracts and appointments, each with unanimous support.
- Approved $8,438,078 Horizon Services residential detox agreement (5-0)
- Approved FY25‑26 housing action plan and related funding adjustments (5-0)
- Confirmed Jasneet Sharma as Director of Sustainability (5-0)
- Adopted AI workforce impact resolution and appointed Mueller & Gauthier to subcommittee (5-0)
- Approved $4,222,048 Sheriff’s Office radio equipment appropriation (5-0)
- Authorized $2,827,280 forensic pathology services contract for Coroner (5-0)
- Approved $1.8M geotechnical engineering contracts for Stone Pine Cove project (5-0)
- Adopted $722,720 Measure K program for youth with autism (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (45 roll-call votes)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing to consider imposing water rates for County Service Area No. 11 for fiscal years 2025-26 through 2029-30. They will also vote on lowering the speed limit to 25 mph on a section of Santa Cruz Avenue, authorize forest management projects at Pescadero Creek County Park, and adopt a resolution supporting state wildfire mitigation legislation. Numerous consent agenda items include a $2.7 million budget transfer for lease expenses and a $438,195 allocation from Measure K reserves to various county departments.
- Public hearing on water rate increases for CSA No. 11 through FY 2029-30
- Ordinance to set speed limit at 25 mph on Santa Cruz Avenue between Alameda de las Pulgas and Menlo Park
- Resolution authorizing forest management projects in Pescadero Creek County Park using CAL FIRE grant funds
- Resolution supporting Senate Bill 326 (California Wildfire Mitigation Strategic Planning Act)
- Appropriation Transfer Request of $2.7 million for lease extensions and operating expenses
The Board adopted an Appropriation Transfer Request moving $2,700,000 of revenue from Real Property Facility Lease Payments to County Leased Facility Rental Charge. It also approved a speed‑limit ordinance setting 25 mph on Santa Cruz Avenue between Alameda de las Pulgas and Menlo Park city limits. The Board approved a resolution authorizing forest‑management projects in Pescadero Creek County Park and supported Senate Bill 326, the California Wildfire Mitigation Strategic Planning Act. A motion to approve water‑rate charges for County Service Area 11 failed, so no action was taken on that item.
- Approved $2,700,000 revenue transfer for lease expenses (Resolution‑081058)
- Adopted speed‑limit ordinance 25 mph on Santa Cruz Avenue (Ordinance‑4904, 3‑0 vote)
- Approved forest‑management project resolution for Pescadero Creek County Park (Resolution‑081024, 3‑0 vote)
- Supported Senate Bill 326, California Wildfire Mitigation Strategic Planning Act (Resolution‑081025, 3‑0 vote)
- Nominated County of Santa Cruz Supervisor Justin Cummings to California Coastal Commission (Resolution‑081025, 3‑0 vote)
- Approved draft procedures for removal proceedings under Charter Section 412.5 (unanimous vote)
- Failed motion to approve water‑rate charges for County Service Area 11 (2‑2‑1 vote, no action)
- Approved Poet Laureate appointment and National Poetry Month proclamation (Resolution‑081022, 4‑0 vote)
🗳️ How they voted (36 roll-call votes)
PARKS COMMISSION
The San Mateo County Parks Commission will meet to receive a department update and an informational presentation on the Interpretive Program. The commission will also hold an informational discussion regarding the 2025 Commission Workplan.
- Parks Department presentation on Interpretive Program
- Discussion of the 2025 Commission Workplan
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors is holding a special meeting to vote on a resolution authorizing up to $10,321,678 for new fare gates at BART stations in Colma, Daly City, Millbrae, San Bruno, and South San Francisco. The resolution also authorizes up to $1,888,112 for improvements at the Colma station and directs the County Executive to negotiate MOUs with the affected cities and BART.
- Resolution authorizing up to $10,321,678 for new BART fare gates at five stations
- Up to $1,888,112 allocated specifically for Colma BART station fare gate improvements
- County Executive authorized to negotiate MOUs with Colma, Daly City, Millbrae, San Bruno, South San Francisco, and BART
- Funding provided to the extent costs are not covered by SMCTA Measure W grant
The Board adopted a resolution authorizing up to $10,321,678 for the purchase of new fare gates at BART stations in San Mateo County, and up to $1,888,112 for improvements to the Colma station fare gates. The resolution also authorizes the County Executive to negotiate memoranda of understanding with the cities and BART. The resolution passed unanimously with a 5‑0 vote.
- Approved up to $10,321,678 for BART fare gate purchases (5-0)
- Approved up to $1,888,112 for Colma station fare gate improvements (5-0)
- Authorized County Executive to negotiate MOUs with cities and BART (5-0)
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing to adopt an amended County Housing Element. The meeting also includes decisions on AI tools for probation, software procurement, and speed limit changes.
- Public hearing to adopt an amended 2023-2031 County Housing Element
- Contract with Cognisen for AI tools (DocAssist and FieldAssist) not to exceed $2,654,568.91
- Software, hardware, and maintenance procurement not to exceed $21,770,000
- Proposed 25 mph speed limits on Santa Cruz Avenue and Alameda de las Pulgas
- Agreement with 4Cs to support Family Child Care Home Providers not to exceed $753,483
The Board approved several major actions, including adopting an amended 2023‑2031 County Housing Element (4‑0 vote, Supervisor Speier absent), approving speed‑limit changes on Santa Cruz Avenue and Alameda de las Pulgas (4‑0 and 5‑0 votes), and authorizing contracts for a probation AI tool, IT procurement, and a solar power purchase agreement for the North County Wellness Center (each 5‑0). All other consent‑agenda items were approved unanimously, and the Board moved to a closed session after Item 8.
- Adopted amended 2023‑2031 County Housing Element (Resolution‑080982) – vote 4‑0 (Speier absent)
- Approved 25 mph speed limit on Santa Cruz Avenue (Subheading A) – vote 4‑0 (Mueller recused)
- Approved 25 mph speed limit on Alameda de las Pulgas (Subheading B) – vote 5‑0
- Authorized probation AI contract up to $2,654,568.91 (Resolution‑080983) – vote 5‑0
- Authorized IT procurement up to $21,770,000 (Resolution‑080984) – vote 5‑0
- Approved solar power purchase agreement for North County Wellness Center (Resolution‑080985) – vote 5‑0
- Approved consent‑agenda items, moving Items 37 and 39 to regular agenda – vote 5‑0
- Moved to closed session after Item 8 – vote 4‑0 (Speier absent)
🗳️ How they voted (55 roll-call votes)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors will meet to approve software and construction contracts, set retirement contribution rates, and allocate Measure K funds for the upcoming fiscal year.
- Software and hardware contract up to $21.77 million
- Measure K budget allocations for FY 2025-26
- Construction funding transfer of $381,245
- Lease agreement with FAA for Wunderlich County Park
- Amendment to EVO construction management contract
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
PARKS COMMISSION
The Parks Commission will discuss its 2025 workplan and receive a department report regarding the Board of Supervisors Measure K study session. The body will also take action to revise the location of the April 2025 meeting.
- 2025 Commission Workplan discussion
- Department report on Board of Supervisors Measure K Study Session
- Action to revise April 2025 meeting location
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors holds a special retreat to discuss housing, artificial intelligence, wildfire prevention, and top priorities. They will vote on a resolution authorizing a conditional $9 million allocation for an 88-unit affordable rental project at 320 Sheridan Dr. in Menlo Park, contingent on state funding by July 30, 2025, with 35 units reserved for county employees. The agenda also includes an update on Measure K revenues and expenditure priorities.
- Resolution authorizing up to $9,000,000 conditional allocation for affordable housing at 320 Sheridan Dr., Menlo Park
- Discussion on the future of housing in San Mateo County
- Discussion on the future of artificial intelligence and its impact
- Policy discussion on San Mateo County wildfire prevention
- Measure K update including current budget, revenues, and future expenditure priorities
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board will consider adopting 'Get There Together,' a transportation action plan for Half Moon Bay and the Midcoast. They will also hear an update on the Guaranteed Income Pilot Program and vote on several contracts, including up to $3.5M for furniture and $3.3M for early childhood educator training. Multiple Measure K grants and a resolution supporting first responder mental health are on the agenda.
- Adopt 'Get There Together' transportation action plan for Half Moon Bay and Midcoast
- Informational update on the Guaranteed Income Pilot Program
- Measure K grant of up to $34,362.50 to El Concilio for climate training
- Agreements totaling up to $4.5M for early childhood educator credentials (IHSD, Upward Scholars, SMCOE)
- $3.5M contract with Steelcase Inc. for furniture and fixtures
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board will consider the FY 2024-25 mid-year budget update, including a resolution authorizing up to $2 million in salary increases for service providers funded by Measure K. A key item is the defeasance of the Refunding Lease Revenue Bonds 2016 Series A (Youth Services Campus) using up to $77 million from reserves. The regular agenda also includes accepting a legislative report, while the consent agenda covers appointments, a water system consolidation, and several contract approvals.
- Mid-year FY 2024-25 budget update and resolution for up to $2M in salary increases for service providers
- Resolution to defease Refunding Lease Revenue Bonds 2016 Series A using up to $77M from reserves
- Appointment of Foster City Police Chief Corey Call to the San Mateo County Domestic Violence Council
- Reappointment of Carlos Serrano-Quan to the San Mateo County Planning Commission for District 5
- Grant agreement with Ombudsman Services of San Mateo County for $150,000 from Measure K
🗳️ How they voted (26 roll-call votes)
PARKS COMMISSION
The San Mateo County Parks Commission will hear a presentation on the Parks Department's 2025 priorities and receive updates from the Youth Commission, Parks Foundation, and Department staff. No formal votes or public hearings are scheduled; the agenda is largely informational and procedural.
- Parks Department presentation on 2025 priorities (informational)
- Quarry Park stormwater drainage discussion (outstanding business)
- Youth Commission presentation
- Parks Foundation report
- Department report
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board will adopt a resolution to authorize an agreement with the Department of State Hospitals for a pre‑trial felony mental health diversion program covering July 1 2024 through June 30 2029, with funding not to exceed $11,840,000. It will also consider resolutions on salary range adjustments, public‑works contract authorizations up to $52 million, and several Measure K grant awards. Additional items include a proclamation for Human Trafficking Prevention Month and various honorary resolutions.
- Approve $11,840,000 agreement for pre‑trial felony mental health diversion program (Dept. of State Hospitals)
- Authorize public‑works job‑order contracts up to $52,000,000 with multiple construction firms
- Adopt amendment to Master Salary Resolution adjusting Assessor‑County Clerk‑Recorder salary range
- Approve Measure K grants: $35,629.93 to United Way of the Bay Area, $50,000 to Community Initiatives, $40,000 to WANDA Women and Allies
- Adopt resolution for $4,328,759.64 increase to Execushield, Inc. contract (total not to exceed $9,353,829.18)
🗳️ How they voted — 4 divided votes
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors will consider a $16.2 million amendment to extend a health services contract with Execushield, Inc. through 2026, adopt 2025 garbage collection rates for North Fair Oaks and unincorporated areas, and vote on several Measure K grants for rental assistance and youth programs. The board will also establish a code of conduct for its members and hold a closed session on anticipated litigation.
- Authorize a $16.2 million increase (to $38.2 million) and 22-month extension for Execushield, Inc. health services agreement
- Adopt 2025 garbage and recyclables collection rates for County Service Area No. 8 (North Fair Oaks) and Unincorporated Franchised Area
- Approve $130,000 in Measure K district-discretionary grants: $40,000 to WANDA Women and Allies, $35,000 to Homework Central, $20,000 to One Life Counseling Center, $35,000 to Foster City emergency rental assistance
- Adopt a resolution establishing a Code of Conduct for members of the Board of Supervisors
- Approve a $14,134,200 Appropriation Transfer for the Encampment Resolution Fund 3-R grant to address unsheltered homelessness
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
PARKS COMMISSION
The San Mateo County Parks Commission will take action on proposals to disband dormant subcommittees and add a standing agenda item for tracking outstanding business. Commissioners will also discuss the 2025 workplan, potential bylaw changes, and the onboarding plan for new commissioners. The meeting includes updates from existing subcommittees and a list of topics for future meetings.
- Proposal to disband dormant subcommittees (Budget & Performance, Equity, Partnerships, Fish & Game ad hoc)
- Proposal to introduce 'Items of Outstanding Business' as a standing agenda item
- Discussion of 2025 Commission Workplan, including potential bylaw changes and new subcommittees
- Discussion of new commissioners onboarding plan and appointment timeline
- Future agenda items include sustainability actions, fuel reduction projects, Coyote Point survey, and technology accessibility
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
The Board of Supervisors will reorganize, including swearing in new members Jackie Speier (District 1) and Lisa Gauthier (District 4), and electing leadership. The consent agenda includes a proposed increase in real estate recording fees from $3 to $6, and a $9.5 million health benefits agreement for IHSS independent providers. Several health service contracts and appointments to commissions are also on the agenda.
- Swearing-in of Supervisor-Elect Jackie Speier and Supervisor-Elect Lisa Gauthier
- Reorganization of the Board of Supervisors
- Adopt resolution to increase recording fee on certain real estate instruments from $3 to $6
- Authorize $9,500,000 agreement with Health Plan of San Mateo for IHSS health benefits
- Authorize $2,665,000 agreement with Telecare Corporation for Assisted Outpatient Treatment services