Tehama County, California

Board of Supervisors

Community Corrections Partnership Executive Commitee

Technical Advisory Committee

Planning Commission

Board of Law Library Trustees of Tehama County

Board of Law Library Trustees of Tehama County

Board of Law Library Trustees of Tehama County

Transit Agency Board

Board of Law Library Trustees of Tehama County

Board of Law Library Trustees of Tehama County

Social Services Transportation Advisory Council (SSTAC)

Board of Supervisors

The Board will review an informational update on the Corning Veterans Hall remodel and vote on a change order that would increase the contract with Ginno Construction by $105,168.11. Additional items include approvals for agricultural cooperative agreements, health services grant applications, and staffing classifications for community health workers.

• Change Order No. 1 to the Corning Veterans Hall remodel contract, increase $105,168.11
• Cooperative Agreement 26-0134-000-SA with CA Dept. of Food and Agriculture, up to $2,160
• Cooperative Agreement 26-0305-000-SA for Organic Foods Act enforcement, up to $4,225
• Application for CDPH Pandemic Influenza grant, $335,274
• Approval of new classifications and reclassifications for Community Health Workers and Peer Support Specialists

Flood Control and Water Conservation District

The Tehama County Flood Control and Water Conservation District Board will hold public hearings on administrative and project‑management fees for the Groundwater Sustainability Agency. It will then consider two resolutions that would establish an annual Groundwater Sustainability Plan Operations and Administrative Fee and a Project Management Action fee for overdrafted subbasins, both as regulatory fees under Proposition 26. The meeting also includes standard public comment and board matters.

• Open 10:00 am public hearing for Administrative Fee for GSA (item 26-1337)
• Open 1:00 pm public hearing for PMA Fee for GSA (item 26-1338)
• Resolution 03-2026: adopt annual Groundwater Sustainability Plan Operations and Administrative Fee for managed basins
• Resolution 04-2026: adopt Project Management Action (PMA) Fee for overdrafted subbasins
• Certify majority protest process results for each fee hearing

Planning Commission

Board of Law Library Trustees of Tehama County

Board of Supervisors

Board of Supervisors

This special meeting consists of a closed session to discuss the appointment of an Executive Director for the Health Services Agency. No other open session business is scheduled. Public comment is allowed before the closed session.

• Closed session to discuss appointment of Executive Director, Health Services Agency (Government Code Section 54957)

Groundwater Commission

Local Agency Formation Commission

The Tehama County Local Agency Formation Commission will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes from June 10, 2026, and receive an informational presentation on the FY 2026-27 recommended budget, with possible direction from commissioners. No formal action on the budget is expected at this meeting.

• Informational presentation on FY 2026-27 recommended budget, with possible direction from the commission

Board of Supervisors

The Board will certify the June 2 primary election results, declaring winners for Supervisor Districts 3 and 4, Assessor, Auditor, Clerk/Recorder, Treasurer/Tax Collector, and Superintendent of Schools. The board also considers several contracts, including a three-year $186,065.49/year Microsoft 365 software license renewal and agreements with Lassen and Plumas counties for juvenile detention services.

• Declare winners of June 2 primary election: Supervisors Steve Zane (Dist. 3) and Matthew Hansen (Dist. 4), plus other county offices
• Approve $186,065.49/year Microsoft 365 software license renewal for FY 26-27, 27-28, and 28-29
• Approve agreement with Lassen County for juvenile detention board and care at specified daily rates
• Approve agreement with Plumas County for juvenile detention board and care up to $160,000
• Approve $145,000 software maintenance agreement with Megabyte Systems, Inc.

Solid Waste Management Agency Full Board (JPA II)

The Tehama County Solid Waste Management Agency Full Board will consider consent items including approval of June 2026 minutes, warrants totaling $85,005.67 (regular and grant-funded), and the FY 2024/2025 independent audit. A monthly landfill update is for informational purposes only. Board Matters provides an opportunity for members to request staff research on future agenda items.

• Approval of June 1, 2026 meeting minutes
• Warrants for June 2026 in the amount of $75,389.24
• Grant-funded warrants for June 2026 in the amount of $10,616.43
• Review and approval of FY 2024/2025 independent audit
• Monthly landfill update (informational only)

Regional Transportation Planning Agency Technical Advisory Committee

The July 1, 2026, regular meeting of the Tehama County RTPA Technical Advisory Committee has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for September 2, 2026, at 3:00 PM at the Tehama County Transportation Commission office.

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will review a consent agenda featuring various administrative actions, fund transfers, and service agreements. Key items include several high-value contracts for mental health and residential treatment services.

• Agreement with Remi Vista, Inc. for Medi-Cal Specialty Mental Health Services for children up to $1,300,000
• Amendment with Compassion Pathway Behavioral Health, LLC for residential treatment services up to $1,800,000
• Agreement with Iris Telehealth Medical Group for telepsychiatry services up to $780,000
• Shared Services Agreement with El Dorado Department of Child Support Services for attorney services up to $75,000 per fiscal year
• Renewal agreement with Peerless Building Maintenance Co. for janitorial services at Ag Extension up to $19,500

Flood Control and Water Conservation District

The Board of Directors will review and accept claims paid in May 2026. The body will also discuss a five-year implementation update for the North Sacramento River Corridor Interbasin Coordination Framework.

• Acceptance of Flood Control claims (604) paid May 2026: $107,902.68
• Acceptance of Flood Control and Water Conservation District claims (603) paid May 2026: $3,164,255.70
• North Sacramento River Corridor Interbasin Coordination Framework 5-Year Implementation Update
• Fees Review
• Updates on Groundwater Recharge and Demand Management Plan Working Group

Tehama County Fish and Game Commission

Tehama County Fish and Game Commission

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is meeting to consider a consent agenda of routine financial and administrative actions. Key items include approval of a $1.6 million per year agreement with Aegis Treatment Centers for narcotic replacement therapy, a $120,000 MOU with the Tehama County Department of Education for juvenile justice educational services, and a $394,718 software services contract with Superion. No items are listed for separate discussion on the regular agenda.

• Agreement with Aegis Treatment Centers for narcotic replacement therapy, up to $1,600,000 per fiscal year for three years
• MOU with Tehama County Department of Education for juvenile justice center instruction, maximum $120,000
• Amendment with Superion LLC for financial software hosted services and consulting, increasing compensation to $394,718
• Agreement with Visions of the Cross for residential substance use disorder treatment, up to $690,000 total
• Agreement with Housing Tools for PLHA and HHAP grant administration, up to $120,940

Transportation Commission

The Tehama County Transportation Commission will discuss and potentially authorize staff to continue preparing for a transition to independent employee health benefits, workers' compensation, and property/liability coverage through SDRMA. Staff will also evaluate companion HR and payroll service providers. The commission will also consider an amendment to the GreenDOT agreement for climate program development and release the draft Public Participation Plan for public comment.

• Approve claims for May 2026 totaling $25,287.09
• Authorize staff to continue preparing underwriting materials for employee health, ancillary benefits, property/liability, and workers' compensation coverage
• Authorize evaluation of companion HR and payroll service providers for potential separate administration from the county
• Approve Amendment No. 2 to the GreenDOT Transportation Solutions Agreement for Climate Implementation Program Development
• Authorize release of the Draft Public Participation Plan for a 45-day public review and comment period

Transit Agency Board

The Tehama County Transit Agency Board will review a monthly transit update, approve May 2026 claims, and consider awarding sole-source contracts for a Ford Explorer and a TRAX service truck. The meeting also includes a closed session to discuss liability claims.

• Approval of May 2026 transit claims ($276,390.28)
• Sole-source purchase of a Ford Explorer ($39,229.50)
• Sole-source purchase of a TRAX service truck ($60,331.75)
• Approval of May 18, 2026 board minutes
• Closed session to discuss liability claims

Board of Law Library Trustees of Tehama County

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will review a consent agenda featuring multiple service agreements and fund transfers. Key items include contracts for healthcare staffing, substance use disorder treatment, and foster youth programs.

• Agreement with AMN Healthcare Locum Tenens, Inc. for medical staffing not to exceed $1,500,000 per fiscal year
• Agreement with Northern California Youth and Family Programs for foster youth independent living not to exceed $104,631
• Agreement with Skyway House, Inc. for residential substance use disorder treatment up to $100,000 per fiscal year
• Agreement with American Janitorial & Maintenance Services, Inc. for janitorial services not to exceed $132,000 per fiscal year
• Agreement with Debra Villasenor for housing consulting services not to exceed $129,120

Groundwater Commission

The Tehama County Groundwater Commission will convene to approve minutes from a prior meeting and discuss standing agenda items including groundwater recharge, a demand management plan working group update, well mitigation updates, and outreach committee matters.

• Approval of minutes from the April 8, 2026 meeting
• Groundwater Recharge
• Demand Management Plan Working Group Update
• Well Mitigation Updates
• Outreach Committee

Local Agency Formation Commission

The Tehama County Local Agency Formation Commission will hold a public hearing to consider detaching three parcels (APNs 037-090-029, 037-090-090, and 037-090-076) from the Proberta Water District. Staff recommends adopting Resolution No. 1-2025, finding the detachment exempt from CEQA under the Commonsense Exemption.

• Public hearing on LAFCo File 1-2025: detachment of parcels from Proberta Water District
• Resolution No. 1-2025 to order detachment of APNs 037-090-029, 037-090-090, and 037-090-076
• CEQA exemption finding under Section 15061(b)(3)
• Approval of minutes from February 11, 2026 regular meeting

Board of Supervisors

The Board will vote on a consent agenda of routine financial and administrative actions, including several social services agreements and fund transfers. Key items include a $250,000 contract with SolutionsWest for temporary Medi-Cal support services and a $196,698 agreement with Shasta County Office of Education for child care services. The regular agenda features volunteer service awards and a group home placement agreement for a juvenile.

• Agreement with SolutionsWest for Medi-Cal support, up to $250,000 (Item 6)
• Agreement with Shasta County Office of Education for child care, up to $196,698 (Item 5)
• MOU for security personnel in Red Bluff Social Services office, up to $130,040 (Item 3)
• Group home agreement with Remi Vista for juvenile placement, up to $39,025.68 (Item 28)
• Surplus declaration of 2015 Ford Explorer (Item 23)

Board of Supervisors

The agenda consists solely of closed session items for labor negotiations with four employee organizations: Management Employees Association, Deputy Sheriff's Association, Peace Officers Association, and Joint Council of IUOE Local 39. No open session business is scheduled.

• Closed session negotiations with Management Employees Association
• Closed session negotiations with Deputy Sheriff's Association
• Closed session negotiations with Peace Officers Association
• Closed session negotiations with Joint Council of IUOE Local 39

Tehama County Fish and Game Commission

Executive Committee - Tehama County Solid Waste Management Agency

The Tehama County Solid Waste Management Agency Executive Committee will meet to approve minutes and adopt a resolution regarding its meeting location. The committee will also receive an informational update on agency-supported legislation.

• Resolution No. 6.08.2026.1 to establish the Executive Committee meeting location
• Approval of minutes from the February 5, 2026 meeting
• Informational update on agency-supported legislation

Social Services Transportation Advisory Council (SSTAC)

The Social Services Transportation Advisory Council will receive informational presentations on the FY 2026-27 transit budget, a four-bus vehicle order, and a second two-year extension of the paratransit services agreement for TRAX, ParaTRAX, and METS. The council will also review a new member application for referral to the Transit Agency Board. No votes are expected on these informational items.

• Informational update on FY 2026-27 budget for Transit Agency Board
• Planning for procurement of four replacement transit buses in FY 2026-27
• Second two-year extension of paratransit services agreement for TRAX, ParaTRAX, and METS
• Installation of seven bus shelters along TRAX routes in Red Bluff and Cottonwood
• Review of new SSTAC member application for referral to the Transit Agency Board

Planning Commission

The Tehama County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on Use Permit #25-07 for Verizon Wireless to construct a small wireless facility at Black Butte Lake. Staff recommend approving the permit under a categorical CEQA exemption. The commission will also approve minutes from May 21, 2026, and hear public comments on non-agenda items.

• Public hearing and vote on Use Permit #25-07 for Verizon Wireless at Black Butte Lake
• Proposed categorical CEQA exemption under Section 15303 (New Construction or Conversion of Small Structures)
• Approval of minutes from the May 21, 2026 meeting
• Citizen comments on any matter within commission jurisdiction (limited to 5 minutes per speaker)

Executive Committee - Tehama County Solid Waste Management Agency

The Tehama County Solid Waste Management Agency meeting scheduled for June 4, 2026, has been cancelled. The event was set to take place in the Corning City Council Chambers.

• Meeting cancelled
• Location: Corning City Council Chambers, 794 Third Street
• Chair: Tom Walker, Vice Chair: Kris Deiters

Solid Waste Management Agency Full Board (JPA II)

The Tehama County Solid Waste Management Agency will review the final FY 2026/27 budget and tipping fee adjustments. The board will also decide between onsite composting, offsite organics transportation, or delaying approval for AB 1826 compliance.

• Approval of final FY 2026/27 Budget
• Decision on AB 1826 compliance: onsite composting, offsite transportation, or delay
• Review and approval of FY 2026/2027 Tipping Fee Adjustment
• Approval of warrants totaling $87,077.97 across April and May 2026
• Adoption of Resolution No. 6.01.2026.1 to update the Conflict of Interest Code

Tehama County Fish and Game Commission

Flood Control and Water Conservation District

The Tehama County Flood Control and Water Conservation District Board will consider adopting Ordinance 2026-2, which would establish fees on groundwater extractors for basin administration. The board will also approve the FY 2026/2027 operating budgets for flood control and water conservation accounts, accept claims paid in March and April 2026, and reset a public hearing on the fees to July 20.

• Adopt Water Extraction Fees Ordinance 2026-2 establishing fees on groundwater extractors
• Approve FY 2026/2027 operating budgets for account 604 (flood control) and account 603 (water conservation)
• Accept $1,869,216.31 in GSA claims paid March–April 2026
• Accept $4,642.79 in March 2026 flood control claims
• Reset public hearing on fees from June 18 to July 20, 2026

Board of Supervisors

The Tehama County Board of Supervisors will hold a special meeting to receive informational presentations on the FY 2026-27 Recommended Budgets for various county departments. The meeting includes a public comment period and a call to order at 11:00 AM.

• FY 2026-27 Recommended Budget presentations for Social Services, Veteran Services, Ag Commissioner, Planning, Treasurer/Tax Collector, and Public Works
• Public comment period (3 minutes per speaker)
• Call to order and Pledge of Allegiance at 11:00 AM
• Meeting held at Board Chambers, 727 Oak Street, Red Bluff
• Public participation via phone, web, or in-person

Board of Supervisors

The Board will receive informational budget presentations and may give direction on the recommended FY 2026-27 budgets for the Sheriff, Child Support Services, Clerk & Recorder, County Counsel, District Attorney, Environmental Health, Facility Maintenance, and Fire departments. No final adoption is scheduled at this meeting.

• Informational presentation of FY 2026-27 recommended budgets for 8 departments
• Sheriff's department budget presentation
• Child Support Services budget presentation
• Fire department budget presentation

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will receive informational presentations on the FY 2026-27 recommended budgets for multiple departments, including the Library, Probation, Building & Safety, and Health Services Agency, and may give direction. The meeting is a special session with this single agenda item.

• FY 2026-27 Recommended Budget Overview by Orepa Mamea
• Library Department budget presentation
• Probation Department budget presentation
• Building & Safety Department budget presentation
• Health Services Agency budget presentation

Board of Supervisors

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will conduct a public hearing on Use Permit #23-01 for the Cottonwood Travel Center. Staff recommends adopting the Mitigated Negative Declaration (SCH2025100910) and approving the permit with the findings and conditions listed in Attachments H and I. The commission will also waive the reading and approve the minutes from the May 7, 2026 meeting. A citizen comment period is scheduled before any decisions are made.

• Public hearing on Use Permit #23-01 (Cottonwood Travel Center)
• Adopt Mitigated Negative Declaration (SCH2025100910) for the permit
• Approve Use Permit #23-01 subject to Findings and Conditions in Attachments H and I
• Approve minutes from the May 7, 2026 Planning Commission meeting

Board of Law Library Trustees of Tehama County

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is meeting for a closed session. The primary purpose is to conduct a conference with labor negotiators.

• Employee negotiations with the Tehama County Peace Officers Association

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss issuing a 2026-27 Tax and Revenue Anticipation Note (TRAN) not exceeding $24 million. The meeting also includes decisions on software licensing for Social Services and various service contracts for the Sheriff's Office.

• Resolution to issue a 2026-27 Tax and Revenue Anticipation Note (TRAN) not exceeding $24,000,000
• Bid waiver and purchase of Microsoft O365 software licensing from SHI International Corp. up to $265,000
• Agreement with Ronald L. Clark, DDS for jail inmate dental and medical services up to $100,000
• Purchase of one new 4-wheel drive SUV from Corning Ford for $33,886.75
• Agreement with Prestige Radiology Inc. increasing maximum compensation to $75,000

Board of Supervisors

This agenda is a test placeholder and contains no actual decisions, discussions, or public hearing items. The Board of Supervisors meeting for May 18, 2026, is listed as a test. No actions are scheduled.

Transportation Commission

The Tehama County Transportation Commission will hear a presentation on proposed FY 2026/27 budgets for the Commission, Transit Agency Board, and transit services (TRAX, ParaTRAX, METS) and vote to approve them. Commissioners will also consider adopting the 2026-2027 Overall Work Program by resolution to secure state funding. Other items include amending the Bowman Road Bicycle and Pedestrian Path project description to include Hooker Creek Road and adjusting minimum allocation baselines for the City of Tehama.

• Approve FY 2026/27 operating budgets for TCTC, TCTAB, TRAX, ParaTRAX, and METS
• Adopt 2026-2027 Overall Work Program and authorize agreement with Caltrans for Rural Planning Assistance funding
• Adopt Resolution No. 03-2026 establishing 5% RSTP Exchange Program administration allocation
• Amend Bowman Road Bicycle and Pedestrian Path description to include Hooker Creek Road, improving connectivity to schools and I-5
• Adopt Resolution No. 05-2026 setting $50,000 minimum annual allocation baseline for City of Tehama for RSTP and LTF funds

Board of Supervisors

Transit Agency Board

The Tehama County Transit Agency Board will consider extending the paratransit services contract (TRAX, ParaTRAX, METS) through June 30, 2028, and authorize the executive director to execute the extension. The board will also approve claims for April 2026 totaling $340,326.95 and receive an informational transit update. A closed session is scheduled for anticipated litigation (one case).

• Approval of claims for April 2026: $340,326.95
• Discussion and direction on paratransit contract extension to June 2028
• Request to authorize executive director to execute extension documents
• Closed session for anticipated litigation (Government Code § 54956.9(d)(2))
• Monthly transit update from TRAX General Manager

Board of Supervisors

The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and standard meeting sections. No specific legislative actions, contracts, or public hearings are listed for this session.

Board of Supervisors

Groundwater Commission

The commission will approve minutes from February and March 2026 meetings. It will discuss the Demand Management Program update and provide recommendations before final legal review. A Fees Outcome Overview will be presented for information only.

• Approve minutes of February 11, 2026 meeting
• Approve minutes of March 11, 2026 meeting
• Demand Management Program update – commission input requested before final legal review
• Fees Outcome Overview – no action requested

Tehama County Fish and Game Commission

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider consent items including a $1.6 million agreement with Willow Glen Care Center for community residential treatment and a $985,000 contract with Vista Pacifica Enterprises. Also on the consent agenda are three FARMER incentive agreements for agricultural air pollution reductions, a letter opposing Senate Bill 1327, and several personnel and financial actions. The regular agenda includes a proclamation for National Public Works Week, a $364,930 grant application for STI prevention, and a software agreement for purchasing.

• Agreement with Willow Glen Care Center up to $1.6 million for residential treatment services
• Agreement with Vista Pacifica Enterprises up to $985,000 for mental health treatment
• Three FARMER Incentive Program agreements totaling over $85,000 for agricultural air pollution reductions
• Letter of opposition to Senate Bill 1327
• Grant application for $364,930 in STI prevention funding from California Department of Public Health

Planning Commission

The Tehama County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Use Permit #24-03 for a Verizon Wireless communications tower near Woodson Bridge. Staff recommends approval subject to findings and conditions. The commission will also approve the minutes from the April 16, 2026 meeting.

• Public hearing on Use Permit #24-03 (Verizon Wireless - Woodson Bridge communications tower) with potential approval
• Approval of minutes from the regular meeting on April 16, 2026
• Citizens concerns period for public comment on any agenda item

Executive Committee - Tehama County Solid Waste Management Agency

The May 7, 2026 meeting of the Tehama County Solid Waste Management Agency Executive Committee has been cancelled. No business will be conducted.

• Meeting cancelled, no agenda items will be considered.

Regional Transportation Planning Agency Technical Advisory Committee

The Regional Transportation Planning Agency Technical Advisory Committee meeting scheduled for May 6, 2026, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for July 1, 2026.

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider several consent items, including a $179,720.90 radio purchase and a probation phone service agreement. On the regular agenda, the Board will adopt proclamations for Building & Safety Month and Mental Health Month, review PG&E affordability programs, and vote on two ordinances: one adding a deferred compensation code section and another replacing the $500 monthly automobile allowance with mileage reimbursement. The Board will also address a public nuisance abatement on Hwy 99W in Corning.

• Approve purchase of 30 KNG M150 and 30 BKR 5000 radios for $179,720.90
• Authorize probation phone service agreement with up to $30,000 commission
• Adopt ordinance adding Section 2.07.050 to the Employee Deferred Compensation Plan
• Adopt ordinance replacing $500 monthly automobile allowance with mileage reimbursement
• Order public nuisance abatement at 5639 Hwy 99W, Corning (APN 069-040-019)

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider consent items including a $3.6 million contract amendment with Crestwood Behavioral Health for mental health services and other agreements for social services, health services, and auditing. Regular agenda items feature a public hearing to close out a 2023 CDBG parking facilities grant, a proposed letter opposing AB 2214, and an employment agreement for a new Public Works Director. The meeting also includes committee reports and a resolution to participate in the Carl Moyer air quality program.

• $3.6M contract amendment with Crestwood Behavioral Health for mental health services (consent)
• $442,420 audit services agreement with LSL, LLP (regular)
• Public hearing on closeout of 2023 CDBG parking facilities grant (regular)
• Letter of opposition to AB 2214 (Local Agency Investment Fund) (regular)
• Employment agreement for Director of Public Works Danny Newton (regular)

Transit Agency Board

The Tehama County Transit Agency Board will meet to approve agency claims and previous meeting minutes. The session includes a period for public comment on items not currently on the agenda.

• Approval of March 2026 claims in the amount of $264,695.12
• Approval of minutes from the March 23, 2026 meeting

Transportation Commission

The Tehama County Transportation Commission will consider approving Amendment No. 2 to an agreement with Consor North America, Inc., increasing the total not-to-exceed amount to $111,750. The commission will also vote on claims for March 2026 totaling $147,885.36 and approve the minutes from the March 23, 2026 meeting. Other agenda items include a monthly staff report (informational) and agency partner announcements.

• Approve Amendment No. 2 to agreement with Consor North America, Inc., raising not-to-exceed amount to $111,750
• Approve claims for March 2026 in the amount of $147,885.36
• Approve minutes from the March 23, 2026 regular meeting
• Receive monthly staff report from Deputy Director Riske-Gomez (informational)
• Agency and partner announcements

Flood Control and Water Conservation District

The Board of Directors will consider adopting two ordinances: one establishing an administrative remedies procedure for fee challenges and another accepting language changes to groundwater extraction fees. They will also review a fee study, set dates for public hearings on administrative and PMA fees, and discuss a draft Demand Management Program Framework. Updates on groundwater recharge and flood-related items are also on the agenda.

• Adopt Ordinance 2026-1 (Exhaustion of Remedies) establishing an administrative remedies procedure for fee challenges
• Accept language changes to Ordinance 2026-2 (Water Extraction Fees) for groundwater basin administration
• Introduce resolutions to set fees pending public hearings
• Set public hearings for Administrative Fee and PMA Fee
• Adopt fee study and direct staff to send mailers to affected parties

Board of Supervisors

The Board will vote on a consent agenda that includes a $1 million contract with Psynergy Programs Inc. for long-term care of adults with serious mental illness, a $420,000 lease for child support services, and several grant and service agreements. Regular agenda items include a proclamation for Peace Officers' Memorial Day, letters supporting state insurance bills, and an informational presentation on the federal 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act' impacts. The Board also plans to make appointments to the Thomes Creek Water District board.

• $1,000,000 contract amendment with Psynergy Programs for high-level mental health placements
• $420,000 lease agreement for child support services at 1005 Vista Way, Suite A
• $415,104 agreement with Tehama County Department of Education for a Drug & Alcohol Counselor
• $100,000 CHA/CHIP planning grant from Partnership HealthPlan of California
• FARMER Incentive Program agreements up to $55,000 and $33,844 for air pollution control

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings to discuss and potentially approve two use permits for wireless infrastructure. The body will also review the minutes from the March 19, 2026 meeting.

• Use Permit #25-04 (Harmoni Towers) and proposed categorical exemption
• Use Permit #25-01 (Verizon Wireless-Gyle Road) and Mitigated Negative Declaration

Board of Law Library Trustees of Tehama County

Groundwater Commission

The Tehama County Groundwater Commission will meet to consider approving minutes, receive a presentation (noted as N/A), and provide a recommendation on a Fee Report Overview to the Board of Directors. The commission will also discuss standing agenda items including groundwater recharge, grant status, and the Demand Management Plan Working Group update.

• Approval of minutes from January 14, 2026
• Fee Report Overview: provide recommendation to Board of Directors
• Groundwater Recharge update
• Grant Status update
• Demand Management Plan Working Group update

Board of Supervisors

The Tehama County Board of Supervisors will vote on several consent‑agenda items, including a multi‑million‑dollar fire protection services agreement and other contracts. It will also approve fund transfers, donations to the Animal Care Center, and adopt proclamations for Child Abuse Prevention Month, Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and Public Health Week. A public hearing will be held on the Air Toxics “Hot Spots” Program Annual Report.

• Approve $4,953,259 Cooperative Fire Protection Services Agreement with CA Dept of Forestry
• Approve $42,000 grant for a new department vehicle via Environmental Protection Trust Fund
• Approve $77,000 reinstatement agreement for a potable well at Paynes Creek Fire Station
• Transfer $14,151.25 within Probation budget (requires 4/5 vote)
• Public hearing on Air Toxics “Hot Spots” Program Annual Report

Solid Waste Management Agency Full Board (JPA II)

The Tehama County Solid Waste Management Agency Full Board will consider budget updates for the current and upcoming fiscal years. The board will also review hazardous waste disposal fees and a rate increase request for ACTenviro.

• Preliminary Fiscal Year 2026/27 Budget approval
• ACTenviro HHW Cost of Services rate increase request
• Updated Hazardous Waste Disposal Fees for Very Small Quantity Generators
• Warrants for approval totaling $112,311.32 across four February and March 2026 lists
• Appointment of Lewis “Lew” Beitz to the public member at-large position

Social Services Transportation Advisory Council (SSTAC)

The April 2, 2026, Social Services Transportation Advisory Council regular meeting has been cancelled. No items were decided or discussed.

Flood Control and Water Conservation District

The Tehama County Flood Control and Water Conservation District Board will vote to accept claims paid from December 2025 through February 2026, totaling $1,635,901.36 for the Groundwater Sustainability Agency and $410,987.51 for flood control. The board will also review fee updates and proposed fee enactment ordinances, discuss flood flow diversion program, and authorize the deputy director to sign a CEQA notice of exemption for the CalSip project.

• Accept $1,635,901.36 in GSA claims and $410,987.51 in flood claims
• Review and comment on Flood Flow Diversion Program
• Authorize Deputy Director to sign CEQA NOE for CalSip
• Review fee update and fee enactment ordinances
• Discuss recharge, demand management working group, and outreach updates

Board of Supervisors

The Board will hold a public hearing on Rezone #25-01, a proposed update to Chapter 17.08 General Provisions of the zoning code. They will also receive findings from the Rent Control Ordinance Ad Hoc Committee and consider dissolving that committee. Other actions include approving a $0.25/hour wage increase for In-Home Supportive Services providers and a $1.48 million agreement for behavioral health bridge housing.

• Public hearing on Rezone #25-01: General Provisions update
• Rent Control Ordinance Ad Hoc Committee findings and possible dissolution
• IHSS provider wage increase from $18.15 to $18.40 per hour effective 7/1/26
• Agreement with PATH for up to $1,476,291 for Behavioral Health Bridge Housing
• Approval of $60,414 for fire engine motor replacement (Consent agenda)

Transportation Commission

The Tehama County Transportation Commission will meet to review and approve routine items including minutes, claims, and a transfer of Local Transportation Funds. Commissioners will also consider an amendment to the SB 125 program for transit operations. The agenda includes public comment and announcements, including a $100 stipend for commissioners.

• Approval of minutes from February 23, 2026 meeting
• Approval of claims for February 2026
• Transfer of Local Transportation Funds to TCTC and TRAX (amount not specified in agenda)
• SB 125 Program Amendment request for TRAX transit operations
• Adoption of TCTC Resolution 02-2026 related to SB 125 amendment

Transit Agency Board

The Tehama County Transit Agency Board will discuss a transit update, approve minutes and claims, receive an overview of Medical non-Emergency Transportation Services (METS), and consider Resolution 02-2026 for the Low Carbon Transit Operations Program (LCTOP) for FY 2026-2027. The agenda also includes a presentation on the TRAX Shasta-Tehama Route.

• Resolution No. 02-2026 for FY 2026-2027 Low Carbon Transit Operations Program (LCTOP) funding
• Medical non-Emergency Transportation Services (METS) Overview
• TRAX Shasta - Tehama Route discussion
• Approval of minutes from February 23, 2026 meeting
• Approval of claims for February 2026

Board of Law Library Trustees of Tehama County

Planning Commission

The commission will waive reading and approve the minutes from the February 19, 2026 meeting. It will conduct a public hearing on Rezone #25-02 (agricultural tourism) and consider staff recommendations to seek a CEQA exemption and adopt the related ordinance. An administrative hearing will address whether conditions at 5639 Hwy 99W, Corning constitute a public nuisance, followed by a resolution to declare the nuisance and order abatement. The commission will also discuss the Ground Water Ad‑Hoc Committee.

• Approve minutes of the February 19, 2026 Planning Commission meeting.
• Public hearing on Rezone #25-02 (agricultural tourism) with staff recommendation for CEQA exemption and ordinance adoption.
• Administrative hearing on alleged public nuisance at 5639 Hwy 99W, Corning (owner Frank Johnson).
• Resolution to declare the property a public nuisance, order abatement, and require itemized cost accounting.
• Discussion session on the Ground Water Ad‑Hoc Committee.

Transportation Commission

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider adopting administrative hearing officers' recommended decisions on abatement cost liens for three properties cited for marijuana code violations at 16715 Blue Oak Rd (Cottonwood), 23172 Hamilton Ave (Gerber), and 17062 Laramie Point (Corning). Other action includes applying for a 2025 State Community Development Block Grant, accepting a gravel donation for Cone Grove Park, and several financial transfers and agreements. Consent items include a $302,929 Community Services Block Grant, a $40,000 DEA cannabis eradication agreement, and a $52,237.63 sheriff’s vehicle purchase.

• Adoption of abatement cost liens for illegal marijuana cultivation at three properties (items 22–24)
• Application for 2025 State Community Development Block Grant funding (item 20)
• Agreement to accept $302,929 in Community Services Block Grant funds (item 3a)
• Agreement with DEA for $40,000 in cannabis eradication funding (item 7a)
• Donation of gravel valued at ~$500 for Cone Grove Park from Civil War Days Association (item 14a)

Groundwater Commission

The commission will receive updates on Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems from CSU-Chico, a fees update, and the annual report from LSCE. They will also discuss demand management and outreach. Approval of minutes from November and December 2025 is also on the agenda.

• Update on Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems (GDEs) by Dr. Kirsten Kacznski, CSU-Chico
• Fees update
• Annual report update from LSCE
• Demand management update
• Outreach ad hoc update

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will vote on consent items (warrants, agreements, appointments) and several regular agenda items, including a public hearing to adopt a planning commission decision declaring a public nuisance at 18975 Jewell Rd., Cottonwood, and authorize its abatement. Also up for approval: a $400,000 mental health services agreement with ZND Residential, and a $489,532 MOU for home visiting services. The board will also vote to continue a local emergency proclamation.

• Public nuisance abatement hearing for property at 18975 Jewell Rd., Cottonwood (APN 006-140-005)
• Agreement with ZND Residential, Inc. for mental health services up to $400,000
• MOU with Tehama County Department of Education for home visiting services up to $489,532.25
• Continuation of local emergency proclamation
• Appointment of Extra Help Senior Appraiser in Assessor's office

Tehama County Fish and Game Commission

Board of Supervisors

The March 6, 2026 Board of Supervisors agenda contains only a test entry labeled "TEST" with reference number 26-0343. No specific resolutions, contracts, or hearings are listed for discussion or decision. The agenda therefore consists solely of procedural boilerplate.

Executive Committee - Tehama County Solid Waste Management Agency

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider multiple financial and administrative actions, including several fund transfers and contract approvals. A key item is the approval of a $1,500,000 amendment for Provider Healthcare, LLC to arrange locum tenens placements. Other items include fire department equipment grants, sheriff’s office fund reallocations, and the dissolution of the Public Safety Tax Initiative Working Group.

• Approve $1,500,000 amendment with Provider Healthcare, LLC for locum tenens placements (Health Services Agency)
• Approve $69,256.70 grant request for rescue equipment (Fire Department)
• Authorize $8,000 bulk fuel services agreement with Caltrans (Fire Department)
• Transfer $13,182.50 between CalAIM, Contingency, and Professional/Special Services accounts (Probation)
• Dissolve the Public Safety Tax Initiative Working Group

Transit Agency Board

The Tehama County Transit Agency Board will waive the reading and approve the minutes from its January 26, 2026 meeting. It will also approve transit agency claims for January 2026 totaling $259,184.87. The agenda includes a public comment period, announcements, and items slated for future agendas.

• Approve minutes from the Jan 26, 2026 board meeting
• Approve January 2026 claims totaling $259,184.87
• Public comment period (up to 3 minutes per speaker)
• Announcements
• Items for future agenda

Transportation Commission

The Tehama County Transportation Commission will consider adopting an unmet transit needs resolution, approving nearly $1 million in local transportation fund distributions, and authorizing a funding commitment letter for a federal BUILD grant application for the Lake California Drive Reconstruction Project. The meeting also includes approval of January claims totaling $27,742.34 and a monthly staff report.

• Adopt Resolution No. 01-2026 declaring unmet transit needs that are reasonable to meet
• Approve distribution of $963,448.68 in Local Transportation Funds to Red Bluff, Corning, Tehama, and County
• Authorize transfer of $91,552.87 from Local Transportation Fund to administrative account
• Authorize funding commitment letter and federal match certifications for Lake California Drive Reconstruction BUILD Grant application
• Approve claims for January 2026 in the amount of $27,742.34

Board of Law Library Trustees of Tehama County

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will approve the minutes from the December 4, 2025 meeting and nominate a Chair and Vice‑Chair for the 2026/27 term. It will hold a discussion session with the Director of Planning on the Ground Water Ad‑Hoc Committee. The commission will consider a rezoning (Rezone #25-02) that includes a public hearing and a recommendation to exempt the project from CEQA. It will also conduct an administrative hearing on a public nuisance at 18975 Jewell Rd., Cottonwood, and consider a resolution to declare the nuisance and order abatement.

• Approve minutes of the 12/4/2025 meeting (Item 26-01991).
• Nominate Planning Commission Chair and Vice‑Chair for 2026/27 (Item 26-02022).
• Discussion session with Director of Planning on Ground Water Ad‑Hoc Committee (Item 26-02103).
• Public hearing and recommendation to exempt Rezone #25-02 from CEQA (Item 25-20684).
• Administrative hearing on public nuisance at 18975 Jewell Rd. with resolution for abatement (Item 25-22225).

Board of Supervisors

This is a special meeting of the Tehama County Board of Supervisors with only one agenda item: a closed session under Government Code Section 54957 to consider the appointment or employment of a Director of Public Works. No other business is scheduled for open session. The meeting is largely procedural, with no public hearings or decisions on ordinances, contracts, or land use.

• Closed session on the appointment of Director of Public Works

Transportation Commission

The Tehama County Transportation Commission will consider authorizing the Interim Executive Director to execute a fund transfer agreement with the Redding Area Bus Authority for Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) funds. It will also vote to approve Tehama County Transit Agency claims for January 2026 in the amount of $259,184.87. The meeting includes a public comment period and routine announcements.

• Interagency Agreement with Redding Area Bus Authority to transfer CMAQ funds (item 5)
• Approval of Tehama County Transit Agency claims for January 2026, $259,184.87 (item 6)
• Stipend of $100 for Transportation Commissioners and Transit Directors per AB 23 (announcement)
• Scheduling of next regular Transportation Commission and Transit Agency Board meetings (announcement)
• Public comment period for citizens to address the board

Groundwater Commission

The Tehama County Groundwater Commission will meet to select a new chair and vice chair, approve minutes from October 2025, and discuss groundwater recharge, fees, and demand management.

• Selection of new Chair and Vice Chair
• Approval of October 8th and 15th, 2025 minutes
• Groundwater Recharge update
• Fees update
• Demand Management Plan Working Group update

Local Agency Formation Commission

The Tehama County Local Agency Formation Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a request by Dennis Hay. The body will consider detaching three specific parcels from the Proberta Water District.

• Public hearing for LAFCO File 1-2025 regarding the detachment of parcels 037-090-029, 037-090-090, and 037-090-076 from Proberta Water District
• Proposed Resolution No. 1-2025 to order the detachment of the three parcels
• Approval of January 14, 2026, meeting minutes

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider purchasing three transit vehicles (two buses and one minivan) for up to $420,000 through a cooperative procurement agreement, and vote on multiple consent items including two Partnership HealthPlan grants totaling $382,389 for mental health programs. The regular agenda also includes adoption of three proclamations, approval of a RIMS public safety software contract for $61,971, and confirmation of a change order for the Health Services Generator Project. Several committee reports and employee service recognitions are scheduled.

• Authorization to buy two Allstar E-450 Type C buses and one Braun Ability Low Floor MiniVan via cooperative agreement, with a bid waiver and $420,000 purchase order
• Grant agreement with Partnership HealthPlan of California for $132,389 (Access Grant) and $250,000 (CalAIM Incentive Payment Program)
• RIMS Public Safety Software support and maintenance contract with Sun Ridge Systems, Inc., not to exceed $61,971
• Approval of $351,743.30 in claims paid by Tehama County Sanitation District No. 1 for Oct–Dec 2025
• Confirmation of Change Order No. 1 to Hankins Group, Inc. for the Health Services Generator Project

Tehama County Fish and Game Commission

Executive Committee - Tehama County Solid Waste Management Agency

The Tehama County Solid Waste Management Agency Board will vote to approve two grant‑funded warrants totaling $7,566.54 and regular warrants totaling $32,138.56. The meeting also includes routine items such as approval of minutes and several informational updates on landfill legislation, recycling programs, and market development. No decisions are required on the informational updates.

• Approve Grant‑Funded Warrants – $7,566.54 (Warrant 26-01052)
• Approve Regular Warrants – $32,138.56 (Warrant 26-01043)
• Approve Minutes from September 4, 2025 meeting (Minutes 26-01201)
• Informational update on Agency‑supported Legislation (Item 26-01254)
• Informational update on Tehama County Recycling Market Development Zone (Item 26-01305)

Social Services Transportation Advisory Council (SSTAC)

The Social Services Transportation Advisory Council will discuss the Unmet Needs Recommendation from the Senior Transportation Planner (reference 26-01471). The council will also adopt definitions from 2013 and review several unmet transit needs matrices. Attachments include updates on the PATH Center coordination, a bus line improvement news article, bus stop design standards, a Tolar quote, and a Medical Non‑Emergency Transportation Service pilot project.

• Unmet Needs Recommendation – Senior Transportation Planner (26-01471)
• Adopted Definitions 2013
• Review of Unmet Transit Needs Matrices (files 24.25, 25.26)
• PATH Center coordination staff update (26-01492)
• Medical Non‑Emergency Transportation Service (METS) Pilot Project staff report (26-01503)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss several high-value mental health service agreements and hold a study session regarding a county tax voter survey. The meeting also includes approvals for vehicle acquisitions and road project change orders.

• Agreement with Compassion Pathway Behavioral Health, LLC for community residential treatment not to exceed $1,800,000
• Amendment with Vista Pacifica Enterprises, Inc. for residential mental health treatment not to exceed $1,900,000
• Agreement with Dr. Heather O’Connell for LPS conservatorship evaluations not to exceed $100,000
• Change Order No. 26 for the 99W & South Main Street Project in the amount of $78,973.20
• Purchase of a 2025 Ford F150 Police Responder 4X4 for $52,116.16

Board of Supervisors

The Tehama County Board of Supervisors will consider a public hearing and approval of a Cooperative Service Agreement with the USDA to manage wildlife damage through 2030. The board will also vote on several financial agreements and recognize employee service.

• Public hearing on wildlife damage management program
• Agreement with USDA for wildlife damage management ($24,599.84)
• Agreement with Northern Valley Catholic Social Services for youth workshops ($96,188)
• Agreement with LocumTenens.com for mental health staffing ($600,000)
• Agreement with Partnership HealthPlan of California for care management

Transit Agency Board

The Tehama County Transit Agency Board will consider adopting Resolution No. 01-2026 to request a CARB exemption from zero-emission bus purchase requirements. The board also will approve $845,624.63 in claims for Oct–Dec 2025 and hear updates on the TRAX system, a PATH Center bus shelter coordination project, and a proposed Medical Non-Emergency Transportation (METS) pilot project. Additionally, the board will adopt the 2026 regular meeting schedule.

• Resolution 01-2026 seeking a zero-emission bus purchase exemption from CARB
• Approval of $845,624.63 in claims for Oct–Dec 2025
• Informational presentation on a proposed Medical Non-Emergency Transportation Service (METS) pilot project
• Update on PATH Center bus shelter, turnaround improvements, and route deviation
• Adoption of 2026 regular meeting dates (11 meetings, Nov/Dec consolidated into Dec 7)

The Transit Agency Board approved the minutes from the October 27, 2025 meeting and approved claims totaling $845,624.63 for October‑December 2025. It adopted the regular meeting dates for 2026 and adopted Resolution No. 01-2026 authorizing a zero‑emission bus purchase exemption request to CARB. Staff were directed to begin a one‑year METS pilot project.

• Approved October 27, 2025 meeting minutes
• Approved $845,624.63 claims for Oct‑Dec 2025
• Adopted 2026 meeting schedule (12 dates)
• Adopted Resolution No. 01-2026 for zero‑emission bus exemption request
• Directed staff to start a one‑year METS pilot project

Transportation Commission

The Commission will hold a public hearing to identify gaps in local transit services. Members will also consider a software agreement with ESRI and a fund transfer agreement with the Redding Area Bus Authority.

• Public hearing on unmet transit needs to identify gaps in essential services
• Approval of claims for October, November, and December 2025 totaling $108,489.79
• Three-year Master Agreement with Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. (ESRI) for GIS software
• Fund Transfer Agreement with Redding Area Bus Authority (RABA) for CMAQ funds
• Status update on the Lake California Drive Reconstruction Project

The Transportation Commission approved the minutes from the October 27, 2025 meeting and claims for October‑December 2025 totaling $108,489.79. It adopted the 2026 meeting schedule and approved a three‑year master GIS services agreement with ESRI. The commission also authorized the interim executive director to execute a fund transfer agreement with the Redding Area Bus Authority to move CMAQ funds for expanded intercity transit.

• Approved October 27, 2025 meeting minutes (motion passed)
• Approved $108,489.79 in claims for Oct‑Dec 2025 (motion passed)
• Adopted 2026 meeting schedule (motion passed)
• Approved interagency agreement to transfer CMAQ funds to Redding Area Bus Authority (motion passed)
• Approved three‑year ESRI Master GIS Services Agreement (motion passed)
• Approved ESRI sole‑source justification (motion passed)
• Authorized interim executive director to execute ESRI agreement (motion passed)

Board of Law Library Trustees of Tehama County

Planning Commission

Local Agency Formation Commission

The Tehama County Local Agency Formation Commission will hold a regular meeting on January 14, 2026. The only substantive item is the nomination and appointment of the commission's chair and vice-chair for the year 2026. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes and public comment.

• Nomination and appointment of LAFCo Chair for 2026
• Nomination and appointment of LAFCo Vice-Chair for 2026
• Approval of minutes from June 11, 2025 meeting

Groundwater Commission

The Groundwater Commission will discuss updates to the Demand Management Program and its working group. The body is also reviewing the status of groundwater recharge, grants, and the annual report.

• Request to add one member to the Demand Management AD HOC
• Informational update on Demand Management
• Groundwater Recharge status
• Grant Status review
• Well Mitigation Plan Working Group Update

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider approving plans and awarding a bid for the Corning Veterans Hall Remodel Project, with a contract up to $4,968,488 to Ginno Construction. Public hearings are scheduled for a General Plan amendment for the 2024-2029 Housing Element update and a rezone of Chapter 17.08. Other items include a resolution for bridge repair at Newville Road and Kendrick Creek, and a fee study consulting agreement with Matrix Consulting Group. The consent agenda includes dissolution of the Public Works and Veterans Hall Advisory Committees.

• Corning Veterans Hall Remodel: approve plans, award bid to Ginno Construction for $4,510,962 base, agreement up to $4,968,488
• General Plan Amendment #24-01 for 2024-2029 Housing Element update
• Rezone #25-01 for Chapter 17.08 General Provisions
• Resolution to authorize up to $235,000 for bridge repair at Newville Road and Kendrick Creek
• Agreement with Matrix Consulting Group for countywide fee study, not to exceed $117,500

Tehama County Fish and Game Commission

Technical Advisory Committee

Board of Supervisors

The Tehama County Board of Supervisors will hold a special meeting on January 7, 2026, to conduct closed session personnel discussions and open session business. The public may address the board on agenda items or general topics during the meeting.

• Closed session to discuss the Director of Public Works position
• Public comment period for agenda items and general topics
• Meeting held at Board Chambers, 727 Oak Street, Red Bluff
• Public can participate via phone or web during the meeting

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will appoint its leadership for 2026 and review numerous committee and commission appointments. The meeting includes decisions on public works change orders and law enforcement equipment purchases.

• Change Order No. 26 for the 99W & South Main Street Project in the amount of $266,858.60
• Agreement with Red Bluff Bull & Gelding Sale for law enforcement services not to exceed $4,000
• Purchase of a TruNarc Delta drug identification tester for $36,116.44
• Purchase of three Ensurity V3 E-Pursuit Tracking devices for $2,139.64
• Legal Services Agreement with El Camino Irrigation District

Solid Waste Management Agency Full Board (JPA II)

The Tehama County Solid Waste Management Agency will decide on the 2026 Diversion Plan and the use of alternative recycling facilities. The Board will also determine whether to seek cost estimates for a new compost facility or for hauling organics to the Anderson Landfill.

• Approval of 2026 Waste Connections Diversion Plan
• Request to process recyclables at an alternative Materials Recovery Facility (MRF)
• Decision on whether to install an old corrugated cardboard (OCC) screen at the landfill MRF
• Approval of warrants totaling $227,574.56 across six accounts
• Election of 2026 chair, vice-chair, and Executive Committee members

Planning Commission