Tehama County public meetings in 2025

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider a consent agenda of routine financial and administrative items, including contracts for janitorial services, substance use counseling, and grant applications. A regular agenda item includes a report from the Rent Control Ordinance Ad Hoc committee. No public hearings or major policy decisions are scheduled.

• Confirm application for $839,484 Justice-Involved Reentry Initiative grant (DHCS)
• Approve $485,096 agreement with CDPH to expand disease intervention specialist workforce
• Approve $38,000 janitorial contract with Peerless Building Maintenance
• Amend Evergreen Road bridge replacement project agreement, extending performance period to 4/1/26
• Reclassify three office assistant positions to health services assistant roles

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold a special meeting to conduct oral interviews for candidates to fill the vacant District 3 supervisor seat. Following the interviews, the board may offer the appointment to one candidate or take other appropriate action. No other substantive business is on the agenda.

• Conduct oral interviews for Supervisor District 3 candidates
• Consider offering appointment to fill the District 3 vacancy
• Consider other appropriate action if no appointment is made

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will review a bid for a new fire engine and multiple change orders for the Tehama County Re-Entry Facility. The meeting includes discussions on the Newville Road bridge closure and the 2026 Green Waste Education Plan.

• Bid award for a Type 1 Fire Engine to Fire Apparatus Solutions for $1,233,019.63
• Four change orders for the Tehama County Re-Entry Facility with D.H. Slater & Son, Inc. totaling $604,146.94
• Amendment to Lenders Construction Services, LLC agreement for the Re-Entry Facility increasing total compensation to $1,762,398
• Presentation on structural options and funding for the emergency bridge closure on Newville Road at Kendrick Creek
• Proposed 2026 Green Waste Customer Education Program for unincorporated areas

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider several administrative agreements, including three-year contracts for indigent defense legal services. The body is also reviewing a funding increase for the Tehama County Corrections Re-entry Project and various health and social service amendments.

• Amendment to Lionakis agreement for Tehama County Corrections Re-entry Project adding $152,315
• Three-year public defender agreements for Christopher R. Logan, Odeh E. Hijazeen, Alessio C. Larrabee, Anu Chopra, and Kenneth A. Miller
• Amendment with Shasta County Office of Education for child care and trauma services increasing compensation to $196,698
• Agreement with Empower Tehama for public benefit program operation and office sublease at $423.10 per month
• Grant application for $100,000 from Partnership HealthPlan of California for community health assessment

Solid Waste Management Agency Full Board (JPA II)

The Tehama County Solid Waste Management Agency Full Board will hold a special meeting. The primary purpose of the meeting is a closed session to confer with labor negotiators.

• Closed session conference with labor negotiators from the Joint Council of International Union of Operating Engineers, Local 39

Board of Supervisors

The Tehama County Board of Supervisors will vote on a $600,000 annual contract with AB Staffing to provide temporary psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, and therapists for Health Services. Other actions include applications for boating safety grants totaling over $400,000, a $300,000 juvenile hall security upgrade, and an extension for Park Fire debris removal. Several routine consent items, such as warrant registers and service recognitions, are also scheduled for approval.

• AB Staffing Agreement: Up to $600,000 per year for locum tenens behavioral health staff (12/1/25–6/30/28)
• Sheriff’s Boating Safety Grant Application: Request to apply for $404,217.91 from the Division of Boating and Waterways
• Juvenile Hall Security Upgrade: Agreement with World Telecom & Surveillance not to exceed $300,000
• Park Fire Debris Removal: Amendment No. 1 extending Resource Conservation District agreement to June 30, 2026
• Walnut Street Complex Accessibility: Change order increase of $20,638.04 for SnL Group contract

Board of Supervisors

The Tehama County Board of Supervisors will hold a regular meeting on November 24, 2025, in Red Bluff. The agenda includes reports from standing and ad hoc committees, a consent agenda, and a closed session. The meeting will be accessible in person and via phone and web.

• Reports from standing and ad hoc committees
• Consent agenda items
• Closed session
• Public comment period
• Future agenda items

Board of Supervisors

This agenda contains only standard procedural items such as public comment, committee reports, and announcements. No substantive decisions, rezonings, contracts, or ordinances are listed for consideration. The agenda appears to be a test or placeholder.

• Committee reports from Public Works, Veterans Halls, Public Safety Tax Initiative, Personnel, City of Red Bluff, and Rent Control Ordinance ad hoc committees
• No consent or regular agenda items are specified

Planning Commission

The Tehama County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Use Permit #24-02 for a Verizon Wireless facility in Beegum, along with adoption of a Mitigated Negative Declaration. The Commission will also hold administrative hearings to determine whether properties at 8471 Hwy 99W (Gerber) and 500 Royal Lane (Red Bluff) constitute public nuisances and consider resolutions for abatement. A discussion session on committee assignments will also take place.

• Use Permit #24-02 for Verizon Wireless - Beegum with Mitigated Negative Declaration
• Public nuisance hearing for property at 8471 Hwy 99W, Gerber (APN 063-140-009, District 4)
• Public nuisance hearing for property at 500 Royal Lane, Red Bluff (APN 039-281-007, District 3)
• Discussion session on Planning Commission chair, vice-chair, and Ground Water Ad-Hoc committee
• Approval of minutes from September 18 and October 16, 2025 meetings

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will review a consent agenda featuring multiple grant applications, service contracts, and fund transfers. Key items include funding for victim assistance and animal services, as well as infrastructure project amendments.

• Grant application for 2025 Victim/Witness Assistance Program in the amount of $334,113
• Agreement with Valley Vet Clinic RB, Inc. for spay and neuter services not to exceed $100,000
• Contract with Adams Ashby Group, Inc. for Corning Veterans Hall Remodel Project not to exceed $123,000
• Subaward with Chico State Enterprises for Meals on Wheels program not to exceed $413,835
• Amendment for Evergreen Road Bridge Replacement Project increasing compensation by $35,749.97

Board of Supervisors

This is a special meeting with only one substantive item: a closed session conference with legal counsel regarding existing litigation in the case of People v. Nolen. The board may discuss and take possible action on the matter. All other agenda items are procedural (call to order, public comment, adjournment).

• Closed session conference with legal counsel on existing litigation: People v. Nolen (possible action)

Board of Supervisors

The Tehama County Board of Supervisors will consider awarding two road construction contracts for general civil services, each with a maximum compensation of $1.5 million. They will also vote on a $900,000 temporary staffing contract and a resolution to increase bilingual designations in Probation. Additionally, the board will discuss re-recruiting the Director of Public Works with a salary range up to $220,601.

• Award road agreements to North Star Construction & Engineering and Dirt Dynasty Inc., each up to $1.5 million
• Approve $900,000 temporary employee contract with Express Services Inc. through 2028
• Adopt resolution to increase bilingual designations in Probation from 4.5 to 6.0 FTE
• Authorize re-recruitment for Director of Public Works at salary $181,489–$220,601 plus $3,000 for Road Commissioner duties
• Continue local emergency proclamation related to peril conditions

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider a resolution to allow partial payments of delinquent unsecured taxes and establish an installment plan. They will also vote on several consent agenda items including contracts for Medi-Cal support services ($250,000), victim/witness assistance grant applications ($334,113), and human trafficking advocacy grant ($147,000). An informational presentation from the Western Open Fiddle Championships is scheduled.

• Resolution to allow partial payments of delinquent unsecured taxes (item 6)
• Agreement with SolutionsWest for Medi-Cal support up to $250,000 (item 7)
• Application for 2025 Victim/Witness Assistance Program Grant for $334,113 (item 8)
• Application for 2025 Human Trafficking Advocacy Grant for $147,000 (item 9)
• Approval of new classification for IHSS Public Authority Supervisor (item 22)

Board of Supervisors

The Tehama County Board of Supervisors will conduct a regular meeting to receive reports from standing and ad hoc committees, hear public comments, and address any agenda corrections. No specific policy decisions, contracts, or ordinance items are listed on the agenda.

Board of Supervisors

The agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and standing committee reports. No specific legislative actions, contracts, or public hearings are listed for this meeting.

• Reports from Public Works Committee
• Reports from Veterans Halls Advisory Committee
• Reports from Public Safety Tax Initiative Working Group
• Reports from Personnel Procedures & Guidelines Ad Hoc Committee
• Reports from Rent Control Ordinance Ad Hoc

Planning Commission

The Tehama County Planning Commission will hold administrative hearings and consider resolutions to declare properties public nuisances and order abatement for three properties. The body will also approve minutes from a previous meeting.

• Hearings on public nuisance enforcement for Bryan Pope (Josie St., Los Molinos)
• Hearings on public nuisance enforcement for Moses Family Trust (19285 Macho Rd., Red Bluff)
• Hearings on public nuisance enforcement for Haakon Kristiansen (Campbellville, CA)
• Approval of minutes from the September 4, 2025 meeting
• Public comment period for items within the Commission's jurisdiction

Groundwater Commission

The Groundwater Commission will hold a special meeting to review a presentation on a potential GSA fee structure. The body will provide direction and recommendations regarding preferred methodologies for legal review.

• Presentation on Potential GSA Fee Structure 25-18041

Board of Supervisors

The Board will hold a public hearing to consider General Plan Amendment #25-01, incorporating the Local Hazard Mitigation Plan into the Safety Element, and vote on adoption. Other business includes a proclamation for Indigenous People’s Day, an informational presentation on the 2024 Agricultural Crop & Livestock Report, and several personnel and vehicle purchase approvals. Consent items include a $270,909 California Children's Services agreement and continuation of a local emergency proclamation. The Board will also sit as the Air Pollution Control District and Board of Equalization for fund transfers and assessment appeals.

• Public hearing on Tehama County General Plan Amendment #25-01 incorporating Local Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Proclamation declaring October 13, 2025 as Indigenous People’s Day in Tehama County
• Transfer of $93,168 from Public Safety to Vehicles for 3 undercover vehicles via bid waiver to Corning Ford
• Approval of California Children's Services agreement with DHCS for $270,909 (FY 2025-26)
• Assessment Appeal No. 16-2023 A-D, Robinson Family Trust of 2012 – stipulation recommended by Assessor

Coordination Committee

The Tehama County Coordination Committee meets to hold a public hearing on the overview of third quarter SOPAs and to nominate and appoint a chairperson and vice-chairperson. The agenda also includes citizens' concerns and approval of minutes. No other substantive items are listed.

• Nomination and appointment of Chair and Vice-Chair (Item 25-17011)
• Public hearing on overview of third quarter SOPAs (Item 25-17002)
• Citizens' concerns period for public comments

The Coordination Committee did not achieve a quorum, so no actions were taken or recorded. All agenda items, including chair nominations and the SOPA overview, were left without decision.

Technical Advisory Committee

The committee will waive the reading and approve the minutes from the September 3, 2025 meeting. It will hold a public hearing on Tentative Parcel Map #25-02 (Lince) and consider adopting the findings, approving the map with conditions, or deferring the item for further staff review. A citizen‑comment period is also scheduled.

• Waive reading and approve minutes of the regular meeting held 9/3/2025
• Public hearing on Tentative Parcel Map #25-02 (Lince) – adopt findings
• Public hearing – approve Tentative Parcel Map #25-02 subject to conditions
• Public hearing – defer item and direct staff to prepare findings to deny the map
• Appeal filing fee: $575.00 (or $745.00 for a Public Works condition)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing regarding the use of revenue bonds to finance a high-speed fiber-optic network. The meeting also includes approvals for mental health service agreements and air quality program funding.

• Public hearing on Golden State Connect Authority's use of revenue bonds for high-speed fiber-optic network construction
• Three mental health service agreements with Pasadena Nursing Center, Eden Healthcare Center, and Bridgewood Post Acute LLC, each not to exceed $600,000
• Purchase of one 2026 Dodge 2500 Cargo Van for Animal Services from Red Bluff Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram for $51,960.28
• Funding agreement for California Air Resources Board Community Air Protection Incentives in the amount of $93,331.91
• Acceptance of Transitional Housing Program and Housing Navigation and Maintenance Program allocations up to $225,846 total

Board of Supervisors

The board will vote on the Fiscal Year 2025-26 adopted budget totaling $279,272,940. Also up for decision: an ordinance modifying the military equipment use policy for county law enforcement, a contract with Flock Group Inc. for license plate reader technology not to exceed $83,000, and a $667,941 fund transfer for sheriff's equipment. Several consent items include a software amendment and personnel appointments. Closed sessions include labor negotiations and performance evaluations.

• Adoption of FY 2025-26 Adopted Budget ($279,272,940)
• Ordinance No. 2149 modifying military equipment use policy for all Tehama County law enforcement
• Agreement with Flock Group Inc. for license plate reader technology (max $83,000)
• Transfer of funds for Sheriff's Public Safety Contribution ($667,941)
• Memorandum of Understanding for Black Butte Reservoir Infrastructure Enhancement Project

Planning Commission

The Tehama County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider four use permits for a dog kennel, a veterinary clinic, and a property owner, as well as a General Plan Amendment to update the Safety Element. Staff recommends approval of all items subject to conditions.

• Use Permit #24-04 for Serrano - Farquhar Dog Kennel
• GPA #25-01 for Tehama County Safety Element Amendment
• Use Permit #25-05 for Cottonwood Vet Clinic
• Use Permit #25-03 for Mazzotta
• Public comment period for citizens to address the commission

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider proclaiming a local emergency and authorizing a letter to the Governor requesting inclusion in a state of emergency proclamation. Other significant items include discussion and possible adoption of a code of conduct for the Board and the public, approval of tax rates for fiscal year 2025/26, and acceptance of multiple donations for the Animal Care Center. The agenda also includes routine consent items such as a warrant register, service agreements, and office closures for holidays.

• Proclaim local emergency and request inclusion in Governor's state of emergency proclamation
• Adopt a code of conduct for the Board of Supervisors and for the public
• Resolution approving tax rates for FY 25/26 as outlined in Exhibit A
• Donate a used International Flatbed Truck (surplus) to the City of Red Bluff Fire Department
• Accept over $62,000 in donations to the Animal Care Center, including $56,237.86 from Paschek Living Trust

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider adopting an ordinance (No. 2149) to modify the existing military equipment use policy for all Tehama County law enforcement agencies, following acceptance of the annual military equipment report. Other actions include approving a $70,000 well drilling contract for the Paynes Creek Fire Station, accepting donations for Camp Tehama and Bend Bridge Park, and discussing labor negotiation authority and grand jury report responses.

• Ordinance No. 2149 to modify military equipment use policy for county law enforcement
• Agreement with Weigand’s Water Well Drilling for new potable well at Paynes Creek Fire Station, not to exceed $70,000
• Accept $5,000 donation from Red Bluff Kiwanis for Camp Tehama cabin improvements
• Amendment No. 2 to right-of-way contract for Evergreen Road bridge project, $27,151
• Annual Military Equipment Report for Sheriff, DA, and Probation departments

Technical Advisory Committee

The Tehama County Technical Advisory Committee will consider a proposed Tentative Parcel Map (#25-01) for the T.A.D. Farms subdivision. The committee may approve the map with conditions, continue the item, or direct staff to prepare findings for denial. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from May 1, 2024.

• Tentative Parcel Map #25-01 for T.A.D. Farms – recommend adopt findings and approve, or continue and prepare denial findings
• Approval of minutes from May 1, 2024 Technical Advisory Committee meeting

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold a study session on mobile home surveys and affordable housing, and consider adopting an ordinance requiring electronic filing of campaign statements. They will also vote on several consent items, including a $3.17 million mental health services agreement with the Department of Education, a $1 million crisis care mobile unit grant, and a $164,236 radio maintenance contract for the Sheriff's Office. Informational updates on economic development and Mental Health Services Act plans are also scheduled.

• Mobile home park study session on surveys and affordable housing discussion
• Ordinance adding Chapter 2 Article 28 requiring electronic filing of campaign statements
• Approval of Mental Health Services Act three-year plan revision and annual updates
• Sheriff's Office authorization to apply for a Certificate of Waiver for small drones
• Contract with Day Wireless Systems for radio maintenance, $2,737.28/month, max $164,236.80

Transit Agency Board

The Tehama County Transit Agency Board will consider approving minutes from July 28, 2025, and claims for July totaling $255,703.28. They will also vote on a resolution to amend Section 4 of the bylaws regarding term of office. Additionally, staff will present an informational overview of paratransit contracts for TRAX, ParaTRAX, and METS operations.

• Approve July 2025 claims of $255,703.28
• Adopt Resolution No. 02-2025 amending Bylaws Section 4 (Term of Office)
• Presentation on paratransit contract for TRAX, ParaTRAX, and METS operations
• Approve minutes of July 28, 2025 meeting

The Transit Agency Board waived the reading and approved the minutes from the July 28, 2025 meeting. It approved July 2025 claims totaling $255,703.28. The board also adopted Resolution No. 02-2025, amending Section 4 of the TCTAB bylaws regarding the term of office.

• Approved July 28, 2025 meeting minutes (waived reading)
• Approved July 2025 claims for $255,703.28
• Adopted Resolution No. 02-2025 amending Section 4 (Term of Office) of TCTAB bylaws

Planning Commission

The Tehama County Planning Commission will hold three study/discussion sessions to receive public input and discuss possible direction on agriculture tourism, occupation of trailers and recreational vehicles, and amending the General Plan for agricultural land use and groundwater usage. No final decisions will be made; only discussion and possible direction are anticipated.

• Study session on agriculture tourism regulations
• Study session on occupation of trailers and recreational vehicles
• Study session on amending the General Plan for agricultural land use and groundwater usage
• Approval of minutes from July 17, 2025 meeting

Board of Supervisors

The Tehama County Board of Supervisors will consider adopting the Regionally Coordinated Homelessness Action Plan, a requirement for the Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Round 6 (HHAP-6) grant, along with a related MOU. The consent agenda includes routine approvals, notably an agreement with Glenn County for youth board and care up to $1,350,000, an election printing contract up to $450,000, and an IT support contract up to $260,000. The regular agenda also features a proclamation for National Breastfeeding Month.

• Adoption of Regionally Coordinated Homelessness Action Plan and MOU for HHAP-6 grant (Item 22)
• Agreement with County of Glenn for youth board and care, not to exceed $1,350,000 (Item 8)
• Contract with ProVote Solutions for election material printing, up to $450,000 (Item 17)
• Amendment with Poor And The Homeless Tehama County Coalition (P.A.T.H.) for Navigation Center operations, $1,055,654.50 (Item 13)
• Agreement with APEX Technology Management for IT support, up to $260,000 (Item 20)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will meet in closed session to discuss personnel appointments and employment. No items are listed for public action on the regular agenda.

• Closed session regarding Director of Public Works appointment/employment
• Closed session regarding Interim Public Guardian / Public Administrator appointment/employment

Board of Supervisors

The Board will receive a presentation on the FY 2025-2026 adopted budget and may give direction to staff. They will also conduct a public hearing on proposed parcel charge adjustments for Permanent Road Division 0602 (Bywood Drive) and consider a resolution to confirm the charges. Other actions include approving several agreements, a resolution on department head benefits, and a letter opposing state bill AB 531.

• Public hearing and resolution on parcel charges for Bywood Drive
• Presentation of FY 2025-2026 adopted budget
• Agreement with Empower Tehama for domestic violence shelter services, $17,193
• Agreements with Express Services ($450,000) and Job Training Center ($450,000) for CalWORKs subsidized employment
• Resolution establishing benefits for department heads and retroactive sick leave for elected officials

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss requesting the Department of Justice and Attorney General’s Office to lead a criminal investigation involving certain board members and department heads. The meeting also includes several administrative agreements and personnel recognitions.

• Request for Attorney General to take over criminal investigation of certain board members and department heads
• Agreement with Ronald L. Clark, DDS for the Probation Department not to exceed $25,000
• California State Library grant of $35,400 for 'Lunch at the Library' programs
• Automatic Aid Agreement with Corning City Fire Department effective 6/1/25 through 4/1/30
• Lease agreement with Shasta County for Inskip Mountain equipment at $165 monthly

Board of Supervisors

The Tehama County Board of Supervisors will vote on a fire protection services agreement authorizing up to $4,953,856 for Schedule A and Schedule E services with the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. Additional consent‑agenda items include several sheriff’s office contracts, a technology support agreement for $191,869.72, and a grant acceptance for $72,798.43. The regular agenda features a study on short‑term rentals and a personnel appointment for a Sheriff’s Correctional Deputy.

• Fire Protection Services Agreement – up to $4,953,856 for Schedule A and Schedule E services
• Sheriff’s Office IT support contract – maximum $191,869.72 annual compensation
• Law Enforcement grant acceptance – up to $72,798.43 from the Cannabis Tax Fund Grant Program
• Short‑Term Rentals study – discussion on possible ordinance and process
• Appointment of Sheriff’s Correctional Deputy, Range 32, Step 5

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider Use Permit #24-04 for the Serrano-Farquhar Dog Kennel. Staff recommends approving the permit and exempting it from CEQA under the Common Sense Exemption.

• Public hearing and vote on Use Permit #24-04 (Serrano-Farquhar Dog Kennel)

Board of Supervisors

The Tehama County Board of Supervisors will consider routine financial and administrative actions, including the approval of several agreements and the disposal of surplus sheriff vehicles. The meeting will also include committee reports and public comment.

• Surplus sheriff vehicle disposal
• North Valley Services lease agreement ($3,371.55/month)
• Plumas County youth board and care agreement ($160,000 max)
• Trinity County youth board and care agreement ($300,000 max)
• Medi-Cal Specialty Mental Health Services agreement ($2,000,000 max)

Board of Supervisors

The Tehama County Board of Supervisors will consider consent agenda items including a $2.8 million amendment for construction management on the Evergreen Road bridge replacement, multiple mental health service agreements totaling over $8 million, and a lease renewal for the Rancho Tehama fire station. On the regular agenda, they will discuss an ordinance adjusting parcel charges for Bywood Drive, a $2.1 million psychiatric inpatient agreement with Shasta Regional Medical Center, and appoint an interim road commissioner. The board will also receive an informational presentation on juvenile detention facility programs.

• Amendment to Road Agreement 2023-3 for Evergreen Road at South Fork Cottonwood Creek Bridge Replacement Project, increasing compensation to $2,846,531.92
• Agreement with Restpadd Health Corp. for psychiatric inpatient services up to $3,000,000 per fiscal year through 2027
• Agreement with Restpadd Inc. for psychiatric inpatient services up to $2,400,000 through 2029
• Agreement with Prime Health Care Services - Shasta LLC dba Shasta Regional Medical Center for psychiatric inpatient services up to $2,100,000 through 2027
• Ordinance No. 2148 to amend Ordinance No. 1883 authorizing the Director of Public Works to submit inflation adjustment reports for parcel charges in Permanent Road Division 0602 (Bywood Drive)

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider a consent agenda of routine financial and administrative items. Notable actions include an amendment to the Restpadd psychiatric inpatient services agreement increasing maximum compensation to $2.4 million, and a resolution accepting a $1.28 million Permanent Local Housing Allocation grant. Also included are agreements for a family visitation center ($814,533.90), welfare fraud investigation MOU ($512,418), and a School Resource Officer MOU ($200,135). The meeting also includes committee reports and public comment.

• Amendment to psychiatric inpatient services agreement with Restpadd Inc. – max $2.4M
• Resolution for Permanent Local Housing Allocation grant – $1.28M
• Agreement with Northern California Child Development Inc. for Stepping Stones Visitation Center – $814,533.90
• Interagency MOU for welfare and IHSS fraud investigations – $512,418
• MOU with Tehama County Department of Education for School Resource Officer – $200,135

Board of Supervisors

The Board will vote on several contracts and fund transfers, including a $1,350,000 agreement with Crest Home for the Elderly to provide licensed residential care for mentally ill adults. Other items include a $16,485 environmental health grant, a $23,475.22 fund transfer for the Sheriff’s Office, and a $160,390 renewal of a permit‑tracking database with TruePoint Solutions. The meeting also features informational presentations on GreenWaste solid‑waste goals and streamlined ADU permitting.

• Approval of $1,350,000 agreement with Ghislaine Ramasar dba Crest Home for the Elderly for residential care services (effective 7/1/25)
• Approval of $16,485 Environmental Health Enforcement Assistance Grant with CalRecycle (7/1/25‑6/30/26)
• Transfer of $23,475.22 from Public Safety to Contingency and Maintenance funds for the Sheriff’s Office
• Renewal of TruePoint Solutions permit‑tracking database contract up to $160,390 (expires 2/28/26)
• Information and discussion on GreenWaste education program and ADU streamlined permitting

Board of Supervisors

The Tehama County Board of Supervisors will consider approving multiple contracts for mental health services, drug testing, and agricultural inspections, as well as a transfer of funds for the Probation Department. The meeting also includes a recess to convene as the Air Pollution Control District.

• Mental health agreements with North Valley Behavioral Health and Crestwood Behavioral Health
• Probation Department drug testing agreement with Redwood Toxicology Laboratory
• Probation canine Riggs retirement and transfer of ownership for $1.00
• Transfer of $125,111.65 from CalAIM to Probation Contingency Fund
• Agricultural inspection program agreements with the California Department of Food and Agriculture

Board of Supervisors

This special meeting consists of a single closed session item to discuss the appointment of the Director of Public Works. No other business is on the agenda. The board may take reportable actions from closed session.

• Closed session under Gov. Code § 54957 to discuss appointment for Director of Public Works

Board of Supervisors

The Tehama County Board of Supervisors will consider a series of consent‑agenda items and several individual agreements. A key item is the approval of a $162,020 contract for the Carl Moyer Low‑Emission Equipment Incentive Program to purchase fast‑charging stations and related equipment. Other items include a $55,000 farmer incentive agreement, a $123,882 security services agreement for the Red Bluff Social Services office, an $80,000 records‑storage contract, and a $2,000 donation of Walmart gift cards to Child Protective Services.

• Approve $162,020 agreement with Cottonwood Investment Group LLC for fast chargers under the Carl Moyer program
• Approve up to $55,000 farmer incentive program agreement with Bosque Verde, LLC
• Approve $123,882 interagency memorandum for security personnel at the Red Bluff Social Services office
• Approve $80,000 agreement with Record Xpress of California for secure records storage and shredding services
• Approve acceptance of a $2,000 donation of Walmart gift cards from Red Bluff Elks Lodge #1250 for Child Protective Services

Board of Supervisors

This is a special meeting of the Board of Supervisors with no open-session action items. The board will hold two closed sessions: one to confer with legal counsel on initiating litigation and another on anticipated litigation (CCRS Case 202411-27043514). No public hearings or votes on ordinances, contracts, or other business are scheduled.

• Closed session: conference with legal counsel on initiation of litigation (one case)
• Closed session: conference with legal counsel on anticipated litigation (CCRS Case 202411-27043514)

Board of Supervisors

This special meeting consists of a single closed session item to consider the appointment of the Director of Public Works. No other business is on the agenda. The board will meet in closed session under government code for personnel matters.

• Closed session to discuss appointment of Director of Public Works