Tuolumne County, California

Board of Supervisors

Historic Preservation Review Commission

Board of Supervisors

Board of Supervisors

Tuolumne County Planning Commission

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

Natural Resources Committee

Tuolumne County Planning Commission

Airport Land Use Commission

Board of Supervisors

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council

Board of Supervisors

Fire Safety Advisory Committee

Board of Supervisors

Board of Supervisors

Natural Resources Committee

Tuolumne County Planning Commission

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

Airport Land Use Commission

Historic Preservation Review Commission

Solid Waste Committee

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

Board of Supervisors

Board of Supervisors

Fire Safety Advisory Committee

Airport Land Use Commission

Historic Preservation Review Commission

Board of Supervisors

Board of Supervisors

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

Tuolumne County Planning Commission

Natural Resources Committee

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

Board of Supervisors

Board of Supervisors

Fire Safety Advisory Committee

Historic Preservation Review Commission

Board of Supervisors

Board of Supervisors

Tuolumne County Planning Commission

Natural Resources Committee

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

Airport Land Use Commission

Board of Supervisors

Solid Waste Committee

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

Board of Supervisors

Fire Safety Advisory Committee

Board of Supervisors

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

Natural Resources Committee

Tuolumne County Planning Commission

Airport Land Use Commission

Historic Preservation Review Commission

Board of Supervisors

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

Board of Supervisors

Fire Safety Advisory Committee

Historic Preservation Review Commission

Board of Supervisors

Tuolumne County Planning Commission

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

Natural Resources Committee

Airport Land Use Commission

Solid Waste Committee

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

Fire Safety Advisory Committee

Historic Preservation Review Commission

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

Tuolumne County Planning Commission

Airport Land Use Commission

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

Historic Preservation Review Commission

Tuolumne County Planning Commission

Airport Land Use Commission

Solid Waste Committee

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

Fire Safety Advisory Committee

Airport Land Use Commission

The Airport Land Use Commission will consider Building Permit BP-26-195, which seeks approval to construct a new 3,000‑square‑foot residential aircraft hangar on a 2.42‑acre parcel at 21028 Ferretti Road in the Pine Mountain Lake Airport Compatibility Zones B1 and B2. Staff reports indicate the project complies with the Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan, poses no airspace or flight‑hazard concerns, and meets height and noise requirements. The commission may approve the permit, approve it with conditions, or find it inconsistent with the plan.

• Building Permit BP-26-195 for a 3,000‑sq‑ft residential aircraft hangar at 21028 Ferretti Road (Unit 13, Lot 1, Airport Estates)
• Location within Compatibility Zones B1 and B2 of Pine Mountain Lake Airport
• Staff finding: project does not create hazards to flight and is below FAR Part 77 airspace limits
• Condition: no new structure or vegetation may exceed 40 ft in height
• Requirement: file FAA Form 7460‑1 at least 45 days before construction

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

The committee is reviewing operational costs for Camp Justice and receiving updates on homeless services. Members are discussing funding gaps for camp operations and the renovation status of the Miner's Motel project.

• Camp Justice funding discussion: minimum operating amount approximately $8,000
• Miner's Motel renovations expected to be ready for occupation on October 1st
• Report on Miner's Motel dog park budget correction to $4,000
• Discussion of $241,000 annual staff cost for Camp Justice
• Review of committee membership vacancy for Chicken Ranch Rancheria of Me-Wuk Indians of California

Solid Waste Committee

The Solid Waste Committee will consider approving the minutes from its February 11, 2026 meeting. Staff will report on the August temporary HHW event, the August tire amnesty, and the 1,000‑ton report. Discussion will cover the 5‑year Countywide Integrated Waste Management Plan update, tobacco product waste reduction projects with Public Health, possible projects for the 1,000‑ton disposal allowance, and a vote on conducting BOSSWC meetings in person only.

• Approve minutes of February 11, 2026 meeting
• Staff reports: August HHW event, August tire amnesty, 1,000‑ton report
• Discussion of 5‑year Countywide Integrated Waste Management Plan update
• Tobacco product waste reduction projects – Public Health partnership
• Vote: Conduct BOSSWC meetings in person only

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on an ordinance to revise ambulance provider application and permit fees, add dispatch and information technology services fees, and establish an annual CPI-based fee adjustment. Other items include a public hearing on up to $4 million in tax-exempt bonds for Ponderosa Mobile Home Park acquisition, discussion of a fire suppression assessment for county-owned property in Groveland, and approval of multi-year contracts for early intervention services totaling nearly $1.4 million. The agenda also includes closed sessions on labor negotiations and existing litigation.

• Public hearing on ordinance to revise ambulance fees with CPI adjustment
• Public hearing on resolution for $4M tax-exempt bonds for Ponderosa Mobile Home Park
• Discussion of fire suppression assessment for county property in Groveland
• Approval of contract with ATCAA/YES Partnership up to $600,300 for early intervention services
• Consideration of amendment to tourism promotion agreement with Visit Tuolumne County

Historic Preservation Review Commission

Airport Land Use Commission

Natural Resources Committee

The Natural Resources Advisory Committee will discuss a US-EPA wastewater technical assistance grant and consider candidates for committee membership. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes, public agency updates, and a public forum. No final decisions are expected on grant-related items, as it is listed as a discussion.

• Discussion of a US-EPA wastewater technical assistance grant
• Consideration of new Natural Resources Committee member candidates
• Approval of minutes from the May 6, 2026 meeting
• Public forum for comments on non-agenda items

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

The Behavioral Health Advisory Board will meet to discuss staff reports and governance. The board is considering new appointment applications from Christine Elder and Chris Neves.

• Applications for appointment from Christine Elder and Chris Neves
• Staff report on Suicide Prevention Awareness Event
• Scheduling visits to Sonora House property and Tuolumne County Jail
• Discussion on facilitating governance and accountability for Behavioral Health Boards

The board recorded no substantive policy or funding decisions during this session. The only formal actions were approving the May 6 meeting minutes and deferring a Sonora House property tour to the next scheduled meeting. Staff and public health officials provided routine updates on behavioral health services, overdose data, and suicide prevention coalitions.

• Approved May 6, 2026 meeting minutes (6-0)
• Tabled Sonora House property tour to next meeting
• Received Behavioral Health Director report on GEO Reentry Services contract non-renewal
• Reviewed Public Health data on opioid overdoses and suicide prevention coalitions

Tuolumne County Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss and decide on new meeting hours. It will elect officers, including Chair, Vice Chair, and an Agricultural Advisory Committee Representative. The commission will review its roles, responsibilities, and the relevant municipal code sections. Updates will be given by the Community Development Director and the Agricultural Advisory Committee representative.

• Discussion and Decision on New Meeting Hours
• Election of Officers – Chair, Vice Chair, Agricultural Advisory Committee Representative
• Discussion of Planning Commissioner roles and responsibilities and review of Title 17 and Chapter 2.32 of the Municipal Code
• Report from the Agricultural Advisory Committee Representative
• Community Development Director Update

Board of Supervisors

The Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors at a special meeting will consider adopting the FY 2026-27 recommended budget, setting the Tuolumne Public Power Agency rate at 11.47¢ per kilowatt-hour, and approving year-end budget adjustments. The board will also discuss a fire protection assessment district for Groveland and consider amendments to labor agreements with deputy sheriffs and management.

• Consideration of approving the Tuolumne Public Power Agency FY 2026-27 Budget and setting the electric rate at 11.47¢ per kWh
• Consideration of approving the FY 2025-2026 Year-End Budget Adjustments (4/5ths vote required)
• Consideration of approving the FY 2026-2027 Recommended Budget, including personnel changes and capital project authorizations
• Discussion of a new fire protection assessment district for Groveland Community Services District and delegation of ballot submission authority
• Adoption of amendments to MOUs with the Tuolumne County Deputy Sheriff's Association and the County Management Association

Fire Safety Advisory Committee

The committee will meet to review member reports and partner agency updates. The agenda lists 2026 strategic goals including recommendations for a Red Flag Ordinance and the enforcement of vegetation ordinances.

• Discussion of recommendations for Red Flag Ordinance
• Development of recommendations for enforcing existing vegetation ordinance
• Advocacy for insurance relief in Tuolumne County
• Approval of minutes from the 4/22/2026 meeting

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will meet to discuss the appointment of a new County Counsel and review several administrative agreements. The body is also deciding on updates to mobile home rent control ordinances and road maintenance project lists.

• Appointment of Walter Wall as County Counsel for a four-year term starting July 1, 2026
• Agreement with USDA Wildlife Services for wildlife damage management totaling $98,925.88
• Ordinance amending mobile home rent control fair rate of return hearings
• Resolution 67-26 regarding the Road Repair and Accountability Act 2017 project list
• Three-Year Program and Expenditure Plan for Behavioral Health Services Act (FY 26/27-28/29)

The Board of Supervisors approved several items via the consent calendar and individual motions, including mobile home rent control amendments and a road maintenance resolution. The Board also approved an employment agreement for the new County Counsel.

• Approved June 09, 2026 meeting minutes
• Adopted Resolution 57-26 regarding Employer-Employee Relations Policy
• Approved USDA wildlife damage management service agreement for $98,925.88
• Approved UC Cooperative Extension interlocal agreement amendment through June 30, 2031
• Accepted Community Corrections Partnership Budget for FY 26/27
• Adopted ordinance amending mobile home rent control and fair rate of return hearings
• Approved appointment of Margaret Willits to Air Pollution Control District Hearing Board
• Approved employment agreement for Walter Wall as County Counsel

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

The Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee will discuss the status of the Camp Justice workgroup and the Miner's Motel transfer to Habitat for Humanity. The committee will also consider the appointment of a new lived experience representative.

• Approval of May 14, 2026 meeting minutes
• Appointment of Anne-Brit Spears to Lived Experience Representative position
• Camp Justice Workgroup update and total cost discussion
• Miner's Motel update and transfer to Habitat for Humanity
• Navigation Center population update

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

Airports Advisory Committee

The Airport Land Use Commission is reviewing three projects for compatibility with airport operations. These include two residential building permits and one conditional use permit for a wireless facility.

• BP-26-83: 676 sq-foot barn/shed at 10656 Horseshoe Bend Road, Sonora
• BP-26-141: 2,000 sq-foot replacement metal aircraft hangar at 21231 Jimmersall Lane, Groveland
• LUNR-26-7: 85-foot unmanned wireless facility at 23633 Brewster Drive, Columbia

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will review several grant agreements and resolutions, including funding for perinatal health and veterans' transportation. The meeting also includes a presentation on the 2027 service launch of Pioneer Community Energy.

• Grant agreement with CSU Fresno Foundation for perinatal health: $128,000 revenue, $25,000 budget increase
• Grant agreement with California Department of Veterans Affairs for transportation: $110,000
• DEA grant for Domestic Cannabis Eradication/Suppression Program: $15,000
• Acceptance of Public Road and Public Utilities Easement for South Sunshine Road
• Master Agreement with Yosemite Community College District for Fire Captain services and internships

The Board of Supervisors approved the Consent Calendar including several grant agreements and emergency resolutions. Actions included continuing local state and health emergencies related to the TCU September Lightning Complex Fire.

• Approved May 26 and June 02 meeting minutes
• Approved Resolution 52-26 for Medi-Cal County Inmate Program agreements
• Approved Resolution 53-26 for South Sunshine Road easement dedication
• Approved $128,000 grant for Sierra-San Joaquin Perinatal Health Partnership
• Approved Yosemite Community College District Master Agreement for fire services
• Approved Resolution 54-26 for $15,000 DEA Domestic Cannabis Eradication/Suppression Program grant
• Approved $110,000 grant for Mental Health Services Act transportation services
• Adopted California Joint Strategy for Sustainable Outdoor Recreation & Wildfire Resilience

Airport Land Use Commission

Airport Land Use Commission

Veterans' Hall Advisory Committee

The committee will hear updates on maintenance at Sonora Veterans Hall (carpet, beehive activity, window frames) and Tuolumne Memorial Hall (sewer, plumbing). The Veterans Service Officer will report on federal legislation, a bill concerning claim sharks, and a transportation grant expiring July 1, 2026. The meeting includes public comment and future meeting scheduling.

• Update on carpet replacement estimate for Sonora Veterans Hall
• Beehive activity at Sonora Veterans Hall
• Sewer and water flow issues at Tuolumne Memorial Hall
• VSO report on transportation grant expiring July 1, 2026
• Discussion of BILL 694 regarding claim sharks

Natural Resources Committee

Tuolumne County Planning Commission

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

The board will hear the Behavioral Health Director's Report and a staff report including a Sonora House site visit update. New business features Dr. Kimberly Freeman presenting on substance use, overdoses, and suicide statistics. The board also discusses a future tour of the county jail and H.R. 1 Budgetary Updates, and will consider approving minutes from the May 6, 2026 meeting.

• Sonora House site visit update
• Dr. Kimberly Freeman speaking on substance use, overdoses, and suicide statistics
• Future visit to tour Tuolumne County Jail
• H.R. 1 Budgetary Updates
• Approval of May 6, 2026 meeting minutes

The Board approved the April 1, 2026, meeting minutes. Discussion included upcoming Medi-Cal eligibility changes under H.R. 1 and future wrap-around services at the Navigation Center.

• Approved April 1, 2026, meeting minutes (5-0)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will vote on several professional service contracts and a mobile home rent control ordinance. The meeting includes a public hearing regarding the closeout of a CDBG Program Income Grant.

• Agreement for adult mental health residential services with Windsor Sacramento, LLC not to exceed $175,000 per fiscal year
• Ordinance amending mobile home rent control fair rate of return hearings
• MGE Engineering, Inc. contract increase of $411,498 for Old Wards Ferry crossing Curtis Creek Bridge Replacement Project 1655
• MGE Engineering, Inc. contract increase of $410,398 for Algerine Road crossing Algerine Creek Bridge Replacement Project 1719
• Public hearing on the closeout of CDBG Program Income Grant Award 22-CDBG-NH-00010

The Board approved the June 2, 2026, Consent Calendar with several items pulled for discussion. Additionally, the Board approved the closeout of the CDBG Program Income Grant Award 22-CDBG-NH-00010.

• Approved June 2, 2026, Consent Calendar (unanimous)
• Approved adult mental health residential services agreement with Windsor Sacramento, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved CDBG Program Income Grant Award 22-CDBG-NH-00010 closeout (unanimous)

Historic Preservation Review Commission

Fire Safety Advisory Committee

The Fire Safety Advisory Committee will hear staff updates including a Community Wildfire Defense Grant status and discuss strategic goals for 2026, such as enforcing the vegetation ordinance and developing recommendations for a Red Flag Ordinance. The meeting also includes member reports and partner agency updates from USFS, Tribes, and the Fire Safe Council. No specific rezonings, contracts with dollar amounts, or public hearings are on the agenda.

• Community Wildfire Defense Grant update
• Development of recommendations for enforcing existing vegetation ordinance
• Discussion of recommendations to BOS on Red Flag Ordinance
• Partner agency updates (USFS, Tribes, Fire Safe Council, SWIFT)
• Approval of minutes from 4/22/2026 meeting

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will meet for a special agenda to conduct a closed session regarding a public employee appointment. The meeting is focused on the appointment of County Counsel.

• Closed Session: Public Employee Appointment for County Counsel

The Board of Supervisors met for a special session on May 26, 2026. While the Board entered a closed session regarding a public employee appointment for County Counsel, no reportable action was taken.

• Closed session for Public Employee Appointment: No reportable action taken

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will review a stipulated judgment to extend the remediation of the Jamestown Mine Site until 2041. The meeting also includes decisions on emergency culvert repairs and a temporary concession for Lake Tulloch facilities.

• Extension of the Jamestown Mine Site remediation stipulated judgment until June 6, 2041
• Ratification of emergency repairs to two 54-inch culvert pipes on Willow Springs Drive near Soulsbyville Road
• Temporary Concession Agreement with Joe McGrath for Lake Tulloch RV, Campground, and Marina through October 31, 2026
• Administrative Match Agreement with Area 12 Agency on Aging for FY 2026/27 totaling $123,148
• Proposed $25,000 budget increase for infrastructure repairs at the Tulloch Reservoir Public Fishing Access project

The board approved emergency repairs for damaged culvert pipes near Soulsbyville Road to restore road access and reduce flooding risks. It also shifted $25,000 in county funds to upgrade infrastructure at the Tulloch Reservoir public fishing area and extended a legal agreement to fund environmental cleanup at the Jamestown Mine Site through 2041. A proposal to standardize employee background checks was tabled indefinitely.

• Approved emergency culvert pipe repairs near Soulsbyville Road (unanimous)
• Shifted $25,000 in county funds for Tulloch Reservoir fishing access upgrades (4-1)
• Extended Jamestown Mine Site remediation agreement through June 6, 2041 (4-0; Holland recused)
• Tabled indefinitely a proposal to standardize employee background checks (3-2)
• Approved updated 2026 Board of Supervisors meeting calendar (unanimous)
• Approved consent calendar items including EMS Week and tourism proclamations (unanimous, item 6 pulled)

Fish and Wildlife Preservation Fund Advisory Committee

Agricultural Advisory Committee

The Agricultural Advisory Committee will consider approval of two Williamson Act contracts (Baker contract 04WA-51 and Bosman/Roberson contract 05WA-63) and discuss changing the meeting time from 7:00 PM to 6:00 PM. The committee will also select a Chair. These actions are recommendations to the Board of Supervisors.

• Baker - Williamson Act Contract 04WA-51 (APN: 062-190-074)
• Bosman/Roberson - Williamson Act Contract 05WA-63 (APN: 063-260-009)
• Discuss changing meeting time to 6:00 PM
• Select Committee Chair
• Approval of minutes from April 17, 2025

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

The committee will receive an update on the removal of RVs and trailers from Camp Justice and the status of the Pallet Project. It will also discuss strategies for supporting homeless individuals still residing in trailers or RVs. Additionally, the committee will address the ongoing vacancy for the Lived Experience membership position.

• Camp Justice Workgroup update: post-removal update on RV/trailer deadline (week of March 30, 2026)
• Pallet Project status update, including expansion to 8 pallets per site
• Strategies for Supporting Individuals Experiencing Homelessness Residing in Trailers/RVs
• Committee membership vacancy for the Lived Experience position
• Staff report on Homeless Services projects and initiatives

Community Corrections Partnership

The Community Corrections Partnership Executive Committee will review and approve the minutes from the April 22, 2026 meeting. It will hear a presentation on reentry services and then consider a proposal to approve those services and amend the FY 2026‑27 budget. The budget amendment includes a projected $592,980 expense for reentry services and a revised Axon body‑camera cost of $42,030. The meeting will also schedule the next quarterly session.

• Review and approval of April 22, 2026 meeting minutes
• Presentation and discussion of reentry services
• Consideration and action to approve reentry services proposal and amend FY 2026‑27 budget (projected $592,980 for reentry services, $42,030 for Axon body cameras)
• Other business: discussion of reentry services cost estimates ($476,000) and alternatives
• Schedule next quarterly meeting

Solid Waste Committee

The Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors Solid Waste Committee meeting scheduled for May 13, 2026, has been cancelled. The next regular meeting is set for July 8, 2026.

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider establishing an annual fee for mobilehome park rent control administration and introducing an ordinance amendment to fair rate of return hearings. Other action items include ratifying emergency culvert repairs, approving server purchases, and discussing Lake Tulloch Marina contracting. Closed sessions are scheduled for executive appointments and litigation.

• Establishing an annual fee for FY 2026-27 to administer and defend mobilehome park rent control (Chapter 5.28).
• Introducing ordinance amending mobile home rent control fair rate of return hearings (sections 5.28.020 and 5.28.070).
• Ratifying emergency contracts for two 54-inch culvert pipe repairs on Willow Springs Drive near Soulsbyville Road.
• Approving $206,440 for three Dell servers via a Participating Addendum with The Redesign Group.
• Discussion and direction on contracting process for Lake Tulloch Marina and Campground facility operations.

The Board adopted Resolution 62-26 proclaiming May 2026 as Mental Health Awareness Month and Resolution 65-26 approving the 2026 ADA Self‑Assessment Plan. It tabled the Lake Tulloch Marina contracting item until May 19. It approved an $11 annual registration fee for mobile‑home park rent‑control administration and waived the first reading of the related ordinance, scheduling a second reading for June 2. Additional actions included updates to the Governance Manual, a policy on telephonic interruptions, and approval of the 2026 meeting calendar.

• Adopted Resolution 62-26 Mental Health Awareness Month (passed)
• Adopted Resolution 65-26 ADA Self‑Assessment and Transition Plan (passed)
• Tabled Lake Tulch Marina and Campground contracting item until May 19 (passed)
• Approved $11 annual registration fee for mobile‑home park rent‑control administration (passed)
• Waived first reading and introduced mobile‑home rent‑control ordinance; second reading set for June 2 (passed)
• Approved policy for telephonic/internet interruptions during Board meetings (passed)
• Approved extraction of Strategic Goals section and rule updates to Governance Manual (passed)
• Approved updated 2026 Board of Supervisors meeting calendar (passed)

Airport Land Use Commission

Natural Resources Committee

The Natural Resources Advisory Committee approved the minutes from the November 5, 2025 meeting. It discussed a staff recommendation to send a letter of support to the Board of Supervisors for AB 35, which would exempt the Climate Bond (Prop 4) from the Administrative Procedures Act. Staff announced the California Wildfire and Forest Resilience Task Force Sierra Regional Meeting and a public meeting on the State Parks OHV grant program. Updates were given on the Hetch Hetchy tunnel shutdown scheduled for completion by February 16, 2026 and the resignation of at‑large member Chris Trott.

• Motion to approve minutes of the November 5, 2025 meeting (unanimous).
• Consideration of a letter of support to the Board of Supervisors for AB 35, which would exempt Prop 4 Climate Bond from the APA.
• Announcement of the California Wildfire and Forest Resilience Task Force Sierra Regional Meeting, March 19‑20, 2026 at Chicken Ranch Casino.
• Update that the Hetch Hetchy tunnel shutdown is planned for completion by February 16, 2026, the final shutdown in the next ten years.
• Resignation of at‑large member Chris Trott from the committee.

Tuolumne County Planning Commission

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

The Behavioral Health Advisory Board will review updates on Medi-Cal and community service delivery at the Navigation Center. Members will also discuss the focus of a June presentation by Dr. Kimberly Freeman and a site visit to The Sonora House property.

• Update on Tuolumne County Medi-Cal (HR-1)
• Community Service Delivery at Navigation Center update
• Outreach for Mental Health Month (May 2026)
• Discussion of Dr. Kimberly Freeman's June 2026 presentation focus
• Site visit of The Sonora House property

The board approved the March 4, 2026 meeting minutes with a 5‑0 vote. No other actions were formally approved, denied, or tabled during the session.

• Approved March 4, 2026 minutes (5-0)

Historic Preservation Review Commission

Board of Supervisors

The Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors will consider items on the consent calendar, including a $433,777 three‑year cybersecurity services agreement with Gradient Cyber, LLC, and a property tax specialist job classification. Department items include a resolution to move management of the Office of Emergency Services to the Sheriff's Office and an amendment to a cost‑reimbursement agreement with the Groveland Community Services District for a county fire engine. The meeting also includes a closed‑session legal counsel conference on national opioid litigation and required campaign‑contribution disclosures.

• Approve license agreement with Gradient Cyber, LLC for $433,777 cybersecurity services (three‑year term)
• Approve Property Tax Specialist job classification, salary, and bargaining unit assignment
• Adopt Resolution 46-26 honoring the life and public service of Steve Szalay
• Consider Resolution 48-26 to transfer management of the Office of Emergency Services to the Sheriff's Office
• Approve amendment to the agreement with Groveland Community Services District for co‑location of a County Fire engine and adopt Resolution 47-26

The Board approved the April 28 consent calendar, including a $433,777 cybersecurity contract and a new property‑tax specialist classification. It adopted a resolution honoring the late Steve Szalay. The Board voted to move the Office of Emergency Services from the County Administrator’s Office to the Sheriff’s Office. It also approved an amendment with Groveland Community Services District for co‑locating a fire engine and adopted a partnership resolution.

• Approved Consent Calendar (items 1‑2) – passed (ayes: Holland, Kirk, Griefer, Brandon; absent: Campbell)
• Adopted Resolution 46‑26 honoring Steve Szalay – passed (ayes: Holland, Kirk, Griefer, Brandon; absent: Campbell)
• Adopted Resolution 48‑26 transferring Office of Emergency Services to Sheriff’s Office – passed (ayes: Holland, Kirk, Griefer; nay: Brandon; absent: Campbell)
• Approved amendment with Groveland Community Services District for fire‑engine co‑location and adopted Resolution 47‑26 – passed (ayes: Holland, Kirk, Griefer, Brandon; absent: Campbell)
• Approved $433,777 cybersecurity services contract with Gradient Cyber, LLC – included in passed consent calendar

Community Corrections Partnership

The Community Corrections Partnership Executive Committee will meet to discuss year-end projections and the adoption of the FY 2026-27 budget. The body will also review requests for proposals regarding Prop 47 and reentry services.

• Consideration of FY 2026-27 budget with $4,494,984 in Operations and $129,000 in Implementation expenses
• Discussion of Prop 47 and Reentry Services RFPs
• Review of FY 25-26 year-end projections
• Proposed $24,000 request from Sheriff’s Office for jail training equipment
• Proposed $50,000 one-time expenditure for Probation bodycams

The committee unanimously approved the April 8, 2026 meeting minutes. It rejected the Prop 47 Cohort 5 grant RFP proposals and the Reentry Services RFP proposals, planning to issue new, more detailed RFPs. The FY 26‑27 Community Corrections Partnership budget was approved with a change replacing the GEO DRC/JRP contract with a “Reentry Services” line costing $592,980 and a revised Axon body‑camera cost of $42,030. The committee scheduled a future vote on the detailed reentry‑services proposal.

• Approved April 8, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Rejected Prop 47 Cohort 5 grant RFP proposals
• Rejected Reentry Services RFP proposals
• Approved FY 26‑27 budget with revised Reentry Services line ($592,980) and reduced camera cost ($42,030) (unanimous)
• Updated FY 25‑26 trust balance estimate to approx. $2.7 million
• Replaced GEO DRC/JRP contract with Reentry Services line in budget
• Scheduled future vote on reentry‑services proposal
• Set next quarterly meeting for May 14, 2026 at Probation

Fire Safety Advisory Committee

The committee will review and provide recommendations on the County Programmatic CEQA Project. Members will also discuss low impact camping and receive updates on emergency alert testing and evacuation platforms.

• Discussion and recommendations on County Programmatic CEQA Project
• Update and discussion on Low Impact Camping
• Genasys Evacuation Platform update
• Emergency Alert Testing scheduled for May 14th
• Reports on ASPCA California Wildfire and Disaster Preparedness Fund

The committee approved the minutes from the 1/27/2026 meeting after a motion by Supervisor Griefer and a second by Chuck All. It then adopted a recommendation that the Board of Supervisors fully fund two full‑time fire inspector positions to handle vegetation management and other fire safety duties. No other motions were adopted during the meeting.

• Approved minutes for 1/27/2026 meeting (motion by Griefer, seconded by Chuck All)
• Recommended to the Board of Supervisors that the county fully fund 2 FTE fire inspectors

Board of Supervisors

The Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors will consider several routine items and a few major actions. Key decisions include approving a $32,422,015 amendment to the CAL FIRE cooperative agreement for FY 26/27, authorizing a $1,212,966 subrecipient agreement for Habitat for Humanity’s rehabilitation of the Miner’s Motel property, and adopting a $370,759 contract amendment for rapid‑rehousing services. The board will also adopt several resolutions and waivers related to public health, safety, and community recognition.

• Approve amendment to CAL FIRE cooperative agreement up to $32,422,015 (Resolution 44‑26)
• Approve subrecipient agreement with Habitat for Humanity for up to $1,212,966 to rehabilitate 18740 Highway 108
• Approve contract amendment with Amador Tuolumne Community Action Agency for up to $370,759 for housing case management
• Waive Building and Safety fees for Habitat for Humanity affordable housing project at 18740 Highway 108
• Approve ambulance services agreement with Mercy Medical Transport, Inc. for $6,556,467 base contract

The Board adopted Resolution 44-26, approving an amendment to the CAL FIRE cooperative agreement for FY 26/27 up to $32,422,015. It also approved the donation of the Miner’s Motel property to Habitat for Humanity with funding up to $1,212,966. The consent calendar and several agency actions were approved unanimously.

• Adopted Resolution 44-26 approving CAL FIRE amendment up to $32,422,015 (AYE: Holland, Kirk, Griefer; NAY: Campbell, Brandon)
• Approved Miner’s Motel donation to Habitat for Humanity ($1,212,966) (unanimous)
• Approved consent calendar (7 votes)
• Approved appointment of Mary Barrett as retired annuitant (unanimous)
• Approved ambulance services agreement with Mercy Medical Transport ($6,556,467) (unanimous)
• Approved updated 2026 Board of Supervisors meeting calendar (unanimous)
• Approved $71,445 unanticipated revenue for Sheriff’s Animal Control grant (unanimous)
• Approved waiver of Building and Safety fees for Habitat housing project (unanimous)

Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council

The Council will discuss staffing and programming updates for the Mother Lode Regional Juvenile Detention Facility. Members are scheduled to review and adopt reports for the Juvenile Justice Realignment Block Grant and the Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Act.

• Review and adoption of Juvenile Justice Realignment Block Grant (JJRBG) and Juvenile Justice Crime Prevention Act (JJCPA) reports
• Research proposal presented by JoLynn Miller
• Staffing and operational updates for Mother Lode Regional Juvenile Detention Facility
• Legislative updates regarding juvenile probation and detention
• SYTF and programming updates

Board of Supervisors

The Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors will conduct a closed‑session appointment of the Community Development Department Director. The meeting will also include disclosures of any campaign contributions over $500 that could affect board members’ participation in agenda items. Standard public participation procedures and accessibility information are provided.

• Closed‑session appointment of Community Development Department Director (public employee appointment)
• Disclosure of campaign contributions exceeding $500 by board members or related parties
• Public comment guidelines and livestream access information
• Procedural items: call to order, roll call, pledge of allegiance

The Board recessed into a closed session for a public employee appointment but recorded no reportable action. No other items were acted upon before adjournment at 11:00 a.m.

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

The Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee approved new rules for the Camp Justice site, including pet limits and waste management, and discussed the status of RV removals and transitional housing programs. The committee also received a report on the Navigation Center's success rates and upcoming CalFresh work requirements.

• Approved Camp Justice rules and expectations
• Discussed RV/Trailer removal deadline and costs
• Reported on Navigation Center 75.7% success rate
• Discussed CalFresh work requirements effective June 1, 2026
• Discussed transitional rent and housing programs

Solid Waste Committee

Community Corrections Partnership

The Community Corrections Partnership Executive Committee will discuss submitted funding requests for the proposed FY 2026-27 budget. The body will also receive updates on Prop 47 and reentry services RFPs. A vote on the proposed budget is scheduled for the next meeting on April 22, 2026.

• Review of funding requests for the FY 2026-27 proposed budget
• Update on Prop 47 RFP and Reentry Services RFP
• Discussion of CCP goals
• Review and approval of February 5, 2026, meeting minutes

The Executive Committee approved the minutes from the February 5, 2026 meeting; the motion was seconded by Sheriff Vasquez and passed with no objections, while PJ Krieg abstained and Director Mariscal was absent. The committee also decided to table the discussion of CCP goals. No budget or funding decisions were made, and the next meeting was scheduled for April 22, 2026 to vote on the FY 26-27 proposed budget.

• Approved February 5, 2026 meeting minutes (passed, no objections; 1 abstention)
• Tabled discussion of CCP goals
• Scheduled next meeting for April 22, 2026 to vote on FY 26-27 budget

Board of Supervisors

The Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors will meet to approve routine consent calendar items, including contract amendments and proclamations for National Public Health Week and National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. The board will also consider a budget adjustment for the Tuolumne Public Power Agency and continue local states of emergency related to the TCU September Lightning Complex Fire.

• Approving amended contracts with CSG Consultants and Bureau Veritas to $120,000 each
• Approving a $212,000 contract for UKG Human Resources Information System
• Approving a $876,822 increase in appropriations for Wildfire and Forest Resilience
• Continuing Local State of Emergency due to TCU September Lightning Complex Fire
• Waiving first reading of ordinance amending ambulance provider agreements

The Board approved the April 7 consent calendar (excluding items 7, 13, 17) and adopted Resolution 33‑26 naming the Tuolumne County Arts Alliance as the official County Arts Council. It approved amended contracts with CSG Consultants and Bureau Veritas, on‑call professional services agreements for surveying ($250,000 NTE) and traffic ($500,000 NTE), and a $212,000 contract for a new HRIS with Central Square. The Board also continued the local state of emergency and local health emergency related to the September Lightning Complex Fire and approved the Tuolumne Public Power Agency FY 25‑26 budget adjustments, setting the energy rate at 10 ¢ per kilowatt‑hour.

• Approved Consent Calendar (items 7,13,17 excluded) – unanimous
• Adopted Resolution 33‑26 designating the County Arts Alliance as official Arts Council
• Approved amended contracts with CSG Consultants and Bureau Veritas, each up to $120,000 FY
• Approved on‑call professional services agreements: surveying $250,000 NTE (Westwood) and traffic $500,000 NTE (TJKM, Whitlock & Weinberger, Wood Rodgers)
• Approved $212,000 contract for UXG HRIS implementation with Central Square
• Adopted Resolution 38‑26 continuing Local State of Emergency
• Adopted Resolution 39‑26 continuing Local Health Emergency
• Approved Tuolumne Public Power Agency FY25‑26 budget adjustments and set energy rate at 10 ¢/kWh – unanimous

Board of Supervisors

The Board will present the winners of the 2026 Child Abuse Prevention Poster and Poetry Contest. It will then consider adopting Resolution 32-26, which would proclaim April 2026 as Child Abuse Prevention Month. The meeting also includes routine items such as appointments and required disclosures of campaign contributions.

• Presentation of the 2026 Child Abuse Prevention Poster and Poetry Contest winners
• Consideration of adopting Resolution 32-26 to proclaim April 2026 as Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Review of appointment items scheduled for the meeting
• Disclosure of campaign contributions as required by Government Code section 84308
• Standard procedural items (call to order, pledge of allegiance, recess)

The Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution 32-26, proclaiming April 2026 as Child Abuse Prevention Month. The motion was moved by Jaron E. Brandon and seconded by Ryan Campbell. The resolution passed unanimously. No other substantive actions were taken before the meeting adjourned.

• Approved Resolution 32-26 proclaiming April 2026 as Child Abuse Prevention Month (unanimous)

Historic Preservation Review Commission

Airport Land Use Commission

Tuolumne County Planning Commission

Natural Resources Committee

The Natural Resources Advisory Committee will discuss its 2025 strategic priorities, including water infrastructure support, legislation monitoring, federal land‑use policy, and watershed resilience. The meeting also includes a public forum, approval of prior minutes, agency updates, and staff reports.

• Review of 2025 strategic priorities for water supply infrastructure and risk mitigation
• Public forum for community comments (no agenda items)
• Approval of minutes from the previous meeting
• Updates from agencies such as Tuolumne Utilities District and Hetch Hetchy
• Staff reports and committee member reports

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

The Tuolumne County Behavioral Health Advisory Board will meet to approve minutes, review a grant, and discuss supportive housing and wraparound services. The meeting is in-person at the A.N. Francisco Building.

• Approval of February 4, 2026, meeting minutes
• Presentation on DUI classes with Kings View
• Behavioral Health Infrastructure Grant report
• Presentation by Supportive Housing Agency Manager Evan Hammond
• Discussion on wraparound services for community agencies

The board approved a motion to terminate Elizabeth Marum’s membership after her term expired on March 30. The motion passed with six ayes and one nay. The board also approved the January 7, 2026 meeting minutes. No other formal actions were taken.

• Ended Elizabeth Marum’s advisory board membership (6-1)
• Approved January 7, 2026 meeting minutes (7-0, 1 abstention)

Fire Safety Advisory Committee

The Tuolumne County Fire Safety Advisory Committee scheduled for March 25, 2026, was cancelled. No agenda items will be discussed or decided. The committee members and public will not convene as planned.

• Meeting cancelled; no agenda items will be addressed

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will vote on FY2025-26 mid-year budget adjustments and a proposal to donate surplus property at 136 Columbia Way to a housing sponsor. The meeting includes a public hearing on updating Columbia Airport fees and policies, as well as various professional service contracts for public works.

• Public hearing to increase Columbia Airport fees effective July 1, 2026
• FY2025-26 Mid-Year Budget Adjustments and personnel changes
• Proposal to donate surplus property at 136 Columbia Way, Sonora to a housing sponsor
• Agreement with 4Creeks, Inc. increasing compensation by $86,350 (total not to exceed $833,050)
• On-call professional services contracts for environmental ($500k NTE), cultural ($250k NTE), geotechnical ($250k NTE), hydrology ($250k NTE), and surveying ($250k NTE)

The Board approved the Columbia Airport Fly‑In Campground and Pavilion policies and adopted an ordinance to raise airport fees starting July 1, 2026. It also approved the Prohousing Incentive Program funding and accepted excess proceeds from tax‑defaulted property sales. Staff was directed to study moving the Office of Emergency Services to the Sheriff’s Office, while a motion to table that discussion failed. Additional actions included adopting animal‑control provisions, donating surplus property at 136 Columbia Way to a housing sponsor, and confirming several committee appointments.

• Approved Columbia Airport campground policies and fee increase (unanimous)
• Approved Prohousing Incentive Program funding (unanimous)
• Accepted excess proceeds from tax‑defaulted property sales (4‑0, 1 recused)
• Failed to table items on Office of Emergency Services placement (2‑3)
• Approved staff investigation of moving Office of Emergency Services (3‑2)
• Adopted resolution adding Animal Control under Sheriff’s Office (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution to donate surplus property at 136 Columbia Way to housing sponsor (unanimous)
• Approved consent calendar, excluding items 9 and 11 (unanimous)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will convene a workshop to review and set direction for the county's budget, operations, and priorities. The meeting also includes routine items such as appointments and required disclosures of campaign contributions by supervisors. Public participation procedures and accessibility information are provided for attendees.

• Workshop to discuss and provide direction on Tuolumne County budget, operations, and priorities
• Appointments (to be heard at or after scheduled time)
• Disclosure of campaign contributions exceeding $500 related to agenda items

The Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors met on March 18, 2026 for a special workshop on the County budget, operations, and priorities. Supervisors and agency directors gave feedback, but the minutes contain no recorded approvals, votes, or formal decisions. The meeting was adjourned at 2:45 p.m.

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold a workshop to discuss and provide direction on Tuolumne County’s budget, operations, and priorities. Commissioners will also address the required disclosure of any campaign contributions over $500 that could create a conflict of interest for agenda items involving contracts, land‑use permits, or franchises. Appointment items will be considered as scheduled.

• Workshop to discuss Tuolumne County budget, operations, and priorities
• Review and record disclosures of campaign contributions exceeding $500
• Consider scheduled appointment items

The March 17, 2026 special meeting of the Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors included public participation, introductions, and department head presentations. No motions, approvals, or votes were recorded. The meeting adjourned at 4:16 p.m.

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

The committee will discuss recommendations for Camp Justice, including rules and expectations scheduled for March 30, 2026. Members will also receive staff reports on homeless services and CalFresh work requirements.

• Camp Justice Rules & Expectations scheduled for March 30, 2026
• Status updates on Solid Waste, Recreational Vehicles, and Pallet Pilot Project
• Staff report on CalFresh Able-Bodied Adult Without Dependents (ABAWD) work requirements
• Review of committee membership expirations and vacancies

Solid Waste Committee

The Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors Solid Waste Committee meeting scheduled for Wednesday, March 11, 2026 at 1:00 PM was cancelled. The next meeting is set for Wednesday, May 13, 2026 at 1:00 PM. No other agenda items were listed.

• March 11, 2026 Solid Waste Committee meeting at 1:00 PM cancelled
• Next Solid Waste Committee meeting scheduled for May 13, 2026 at 1:00 PM

Board of Supervisors

The Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors will review a letter supporting a request to Governor Newsom for $6,300,000 to build the Sierra Pines raw water storage pond. The funding is intended for community drinking water and fire‑suppression needs after a recent breach of the Tuolumne Main Canal. The agenda also includes routine items such as roll call, the pledge of allegiance, and campaign‑contribution disclosures.

• Approve a letter supporting a $6,300,000 request to Governor Newsom for the Sierra Pines raw water storage pond (Supervisor Kirk)
• Roll call and pledge of allegiance
• Disclosure of campaign contributions by board members as required by law

The Board voted to approve a letter supporting a request to Governor Newsom for $6,300,000 to fund construction of the Sierra Pines raw water storage pond. The motion was moved by Chair Stephen A. Griefer and seconded by Supervisor Mike Holland. All present supervisors voted aye; Supervisor Ryan Campbell was absent. The meeting adjourned at 8:31 a.m.

• Approved letter supporting $6.3M funding request for Sierra Pines raw water storage pond (passed)
• Motion passed with ayes from Holland, Kirk, Griefer, Brandon; Campbell absent

Airport Land Use Commission

Natural Resources Committee

The Natural Resources Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss water security priorities and a regional wildfire and forest resilience task force. The body will also review staff reports and member updates regarding local infrastructure and land use.

• Recommendation to include improved water security in the 2026 Board priorities
• Discussion of the California Wildfire and Forest Resilience Task Force Sierra Regional Meeting (March 19-20)
• Staff report on MSA update
• Review of UC Davis Rangeland Study on virtual fence technology in Stanislaus National Forest
• Announcement of public meeting regarding California State Parks OHV grant program

Veterans' Hall Advisory Committee

The Veterans' Hall Advisory Committee will hear a report from the facilities manager about an electronic sign request for Sonora Veterans Hall. The meeting includes routine items such as approval of minutes, public comment, and reports from the facilities manager and veterans service officer. Future meeting dates are confirmed for June and September 2026.

• Facilities manager report: electronic sign request for Sonora Veterans Hall
• Approval of minutes from the previous meeting
• Public comment period
• Report from Veterans Service Officer
• Future meetings scheduled for June 3 and September 2, 2026

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

The Tuolumne County Behavioral Health Advisory Board will meet on March 4, 2026. The agenda includes routine items such as call to order, roll call, public comment, and approval of minutes. New business will thank Elizabeth Marum for five years of service and solicit applicants for a board position that expired March 30, 2025. The board will also hear reports on jail and juvenile detention facility behavioral health services, PATH III readiness, and an Age Friendly Coalition update.

• Thanking Elizabeth Marum for five years of service and seeking applicants to fill the position that expired March 30, 2025
• Approval of draft minutes from the January 7, 2026 meeting
• Behavioral Health Director’s report on jail & juvenile detention facility behavioral health services
• Behavioral Health Director’s report on PATH III readiness
• Behavioral Health Staff report on Community Stakeholder Support – Age Friendly Coalition update

The Behavioral Health Advisory Board approved the November 10, 2025 meeting minutes unanimously. It also approved forwarding Jenn Salazar’s reappointment application to the Board of Supervisors with a recommendation of reappointment, again unanimously. No new business was taken up. The board received updates on the BHSA Integrated Plan and recent Brown Act training but made no decisions on those items.

• Approved November 10, 2025 minutes (5-0-0)
• Approved forwarding Jenn Salazar’s reappointment to Board of Supervisors with recommendation (5-0-0)
• No new business discussed

Tuolumne County Planning Commission

Board of Supervisors

The Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors will consider a consent calendar that includes several routine approvals. Items include a memorandum of understanding with Mariposa County for housing incarcerated persons, reappointments to health and aging boards, and a resolution continuing the local health emergency from the September Lightning Complex Fire. The Board will also consider waiving the first reading of an ordinance amendment to the vendor price preference code, approving an annual emergency services fee for two new lodging facilities in Groveland, and authorizing a contract up to $250,000 for on‑call solid waste and recycling consulting services with HDR Engineering, Inc. Additional items include updating the County Counsel’s salary and a closed‑session discussion of the County Administrative Officer’s performance evaluation.

• Approve MOU with Mariposa County for housing incarcerated persons
• Approve $250,000 contract for on‑call solid waste and recycling consulting services with HDR Engineering, Inc.
• Waive first reading of ordinance amending Chapter 2.24 on local vendor price preference
• Approve annual emergency services fee for two new lodging facilities in Groveland
• Update County Counsel annual salary to $240,000 (range $197,448.5947‑$240,000)

The Board approved the March 3 consent calendar unanimously. It adopted Resolution 25-26 to continue the Local Health Emergency, approved a $250,000 solid‑waste consulting contract, and updated the County Counsel salary range to $197,448.59‑$240,000. It also approved staff to submit a $3.6 million funding application for the ATCAA Food Bank, the Sheriff’s School Resource Officer program, and the Sierra Pines Reservoir project.

• Consent calendar approved (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 25-26 continuing Local Health Emergency (unanimous)
• Approved $250,000 solid‑waste consulting contract with HDR Engineering (unanimous)
• Updated County Counsel salary range to $197,448.59‑$240,000 (3‑2 vote)
• Rejected second recruitment with 10% salary increase for County Counsel (2‑3 vote)
• Approved staff to submit $3.6 M funding application for ATCAA Food Bank, SRO program, and Sierra Pines Reservoir (unanimous)
• Rejected staff application for ATCAA Food Bank and SRO program only (2‑3 vote)
• Approved MOU with Mariposa County for housing incarcerated persons (unanimous)

Historic Preservation Review Commission

Board of Supervisors

The supervisors will discuss and possibly adopt Resolution 24-26, which would ratify a Local State of Emergency under the California Emergency Services Act. They will also review County projects for the Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery program. Two closed‑session legal counsel conferences will address anticipated litigation matters.

• Board discussion and reconsideration of projects for the Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery (CDBG‑DR) allocation
• Closed‑session conference with legal counsel on anticipated litigation (one case, per attached letter)
• Closed‑session conference with legal counsel on significant exposure to litigation (one case)
• Consideration of adopting Resolution 24‑26 to declare a Local State of Emergency due to February 2026 storm damage

The Board of Supervisors adopted Resolution 24-26, ratifying a local state of emergency in response to February 2026 storm damage. The Board also reached consensus to approve the final list of projects to be submitted for California’s Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery allocation. No other substantive actions were recorded.

• Adopted Resolution 24-26 ratifying a local state of emergency (no vote tally reported)
• Approved final list of CDBG‑DR projects by consensus (no vote tally reported)

Board of Supervisors

The Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors cancelled its regular meeting scheduled for Tuesday, February 17, and set a new date for Thursday, February 26. All county buildings and services will be closed the day of the storm except for 24‑hour operations such as Patrol, Jail, and Hall. Residents are advised to stay home and avoid travel on the roads.

• Cancellation of the Feb 17 Board meeting; rescheduled for Feb 26
• County buildings and services closed except 24/7 facilities (Patrol, Jail, Hall)
• Public safety advisory to remain at home and stay off roads
• Reminder that Board members must disclose any campaign contributions over $500 from interested parties

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

The Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee meeting scheduled for February 12, 2026 was cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for March 12, 2026 at 9:00 a.m. in the Tuolumne County Committees & Commissions Room, 48 Yaney Street, Sonora, CA 95370.

• Meeting cancelled; no agenda items were considered.

Solid Waste Committee

The committee will discuss waste management reports and vote on pursuing a state beautification designation. Members will also consider changing the meeting frequency from monthly to every other month.

• Vote on pursuing Clean California Community designation
• Vote on changing meeting frequency from monthly to every other month
• On-call consulting contract awards for R3 and HF&H
• Revenue impact of City of Sonora franchise change
• Foothill Landfill disposal contingency plan

Board of Supervisors

The Board will first approve routine Consent Calendar items, including a grant and several resolutions. It will then hold public hearings on land‑use proposals, notably a General Plan amendment and drive‑through permits for a Dutch Bros coffee shop and an oil‑change facility at the Fillebrown site. Additional resolutions will address emergency declarations, parking restrictions, and appointments.

• Approve a $27,694 grant agreement with Blue Cross of California Partnership Plan, Inc. for the Provider Capacity Incentive Program
• Adopt Resolution 18-26 authorizing signature delegation to the County Administrative Officer for the 2026 grant period
• Approve a lease agreement with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife for the South Shore Campground at Lake Tulloch
• Adopt Resolution 20-26 appointing the Public Works Director to manage plans and bids for the Groveland Community Hall reconstruction
• Public hearing to adopt Resolution 23-26 for a General Plan amendment and issue site‑development permits for a Dutch Bros drive‑through coffee shop (1,025 sq ft) and a drive‑through oil‑change facility (1,352 sq ft) on a 1.14‑acre C‑1 zoned site

The Board adopted Resolution 23‑26, changing a 0.5‑acre portion of a 1.14‑acre parcel from Mixed Use to General Commercial and approved a site‑development permit for a 1,025‑sq‑ft Dutch Bros drive‑through coffee shop and a 1,352‑sq‑ft express oil‑change facility. The motion passed 4‑1 with Supervisor Brandon voting no. The Board also approved several other items, including a civil‑grand‑jury awareness month resolution, a multi‑parcel rezoning ordinance, and funding reallocations for fire‑station projects.

• Adopted Resolution 22‑26 proclaiming February 2026 Civil Grand Jury Awareness Month (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 23‑26 for General Plan amendment and site‑development permit for Dutch Bros coffee and oil‑change facility (4‑1)
• Approved MOYLE Ordinance rezoning multiple parcels (unanimous)
• Approved Consent Calendar (unanimous)
• Approved $27,694 grant agreement for Provider Capacity Incentive Program (passed, 4/5 required)
• Approved funding reallocation to Fire Stations 56 and 76, reducing Wards Ferry Road funds (4‑1)
• Approved the rest of the infrastructure list projects (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 Board of Supervisors Workshop dates March 17‑18 and March 24 (unanimous)

Community Corrections Partnership

The Executive Committee will review the FY 24-25 budget recap and the starting balances and allocations for FY 2025-26. The body will also discuss budget modification requests from the Sheriff and District Attorney and an update on the GEO contract for reentry services.

• FY 25-26 budget modification requests from the Sheriff and District Attorney
• Update on the Prop 47 Cohort 5 grant
• GEO contract update and upcoming RFP for reentry services
• Review and approval of April 16, 2025, meeting minutes

The committee approved the April 16, 2025 meeting minutes without objection. It also passed three budget modification requests: the Sheriff’s Office position change, a $14,477.82 reallocation of savings, and the District Attorney’s use of existing funds for an attorney position, all cost‑neutral. Volunteers were identified to form workgroups for the upcoming Prop 47 Cohort 5 grant RFP and the GEO Reentry Services RFP.

• Approved April 16, 2025 CCP minutes (no objections)
• Approved Sheriff’s Office change of Jail Work Crew Manager to Jail Deputy Sheriff (cost neutral)
• Approved reallocation of $14,477.82 savings to upfit a Work Truck Vehicle
• Approved District Attorney’s use of existing funding for an attorney position for AB109 work (cost neutral)
• Formed workgroup for Prop 47 Cohort 5 grant RFP (volunteers: DA Jenecke, Tami Mariscal)
• Formed workgroup for GEO Reentry Services RFP (volunteers: Tami Mariscal, Kevin Parr, Chris Hurtado)

Tuolumne County Planning Commission

Natural Resources Committee

At its February 4, 2026 meeting, the Tuolumne County Natural Resources Advisory Committee approved the minutes from the October 1, 2025 meeting. The committee unanimously approved a letter to the California Department of Water Resources commenting on Bulletin 118, recommending a waiver provision for non‑production‑scale groundwater extraction and a pathway for basin‑boundary petitions. Staff reports were postponed and no other actions were taken.

• Approved October 1, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved DWR comment letter on Bulletin 118 with waiver and basin‑boundary recommendations (unanimous)
• Agenda item: consideration of a letter regarding AB 35 to the State Senate (no action recorded)
• Staff reports and recommendations postponed
• Presented Year 1 progress report for the Eagle Meadows Virtual Fence Project

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

The Tuolumne County Behavioral Health Advisory Board will hear a presentation on DUI services with Jennifer Montgomery of Kings View. The board will also approve draft minutes from the January 7, 2026 meeting and receive reports on jail and juvenile detention facility behavioral health services, PATH III readiness, and community stakeholder support from the Age Friendly Coalition. Member reports and scheduling of the next meeting will be included.

• Presentation of DUI Services with Jennifer Montgomery of Kings View
• Approval of draft minutes of the January 7, 2026 meeting
• Behavioral Health Director’s report on jail & juvenile detention facility behavioral health services
• Behavioral Health Director’s report on PATH III readiness
• Behavioral Health Staff report on Community Stakeholder Support – Age Friendly Coalition Update

Fire Safety Advisory Committee

Fire Safety Advisory Committee

The committee will meet to discuss and potentially approve its goals and priorities for 2026. The meeting includes a presentation from the Cal OES FIRE Branch regarding the FMAG process and decisions.

• Discussion and approval of 2026 goals and priorities
• Cal OES FIRE Branch presentation on FMAG process/decisions
• Approval of minutes from the 11/19/2025 meeting
• Partner agency updates from USFS, Tribes, Fire Safe Council, and SWIFT

Tuolumne County Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three land use applications involving rezoning and site development. The body will also discuss commission meeting hours and receive reports from staff and the Agricultural Advisory Committee.

• LUNR-25-12: Proposal to rezone portions of parcels at 13515 Red Hills Road to RE-2 and RE-5 for lot line adjustments
• LUNR-25-24: Proposal to rezone 32.61± acres at 10085, 10079, and 10095 North Airport Road to Open Space (O:AIR and O-1:AIR)
• LUNR-25-11: General Plan Amendment and permit for a 1,025 sq ft Dutch Bros Coffee and 1,352 sq ft oil change facility at 12840 and 12842 Mono Way
• Discussion and direction regarding Commission meeting hours

Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council

The Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council will review and approve the minutes from its October 17, 2025 meeting. It will receive updates on the Mother Lode Regional Juvenile Detention Facility, staffing, and several program initiatives. The council will discuss applications for the Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council/JJRB Grant and consider AB 1376 and updated AB 102 reporting requirements. The meeting will also set the date for the next quarterly session.

• Review & approval of October 17, 2025 meeting minutes
• JDF structural updates and staffing update
• JJCC/JJRBG applications
• AB 1376
• Updated AB 102 required data reporting elements for OYCR’s annual report

The council approved the October 17, 2025 meeting minutes after a motion by JoLynn Miller was seconded by Kate Christie; Laura Krieg abstained and the motion passed. The next council meeting was set for Friday, April 17, 2026 at 12:00 p.m. at the Mother Lode Regional Juvenile Detention Facility. No other substantive actions or approvals were recorded.

• Approved October 17, 2025 meeting minutes (motion passed; Laura Krieg abstained)
• Scheduled next meeting for April 17, 2026 at Mother Lode Regional Juvenile Detention Facility

Solid Waste Committee

The Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors Solid Waste Committee meeting scheduled for January 14, 2026, has been cancelled.

Airports Advisory Committee

The Tuolumne County Airports Advisory Committee will consider approving the minutes from the November 17, 2026 meeting and will review the updated Airport Capital Improvement Plan for Columbia Airport. The plan proposes projects totaling $815,000, with the FAA funding 95 percent and the County’s estimated share about $20,500 after the State match. The committee will discuss the plan and recommend it to the Board of Supervisors for approval.

• Approve minutes of the November 17, 2026 meeting
• Review and recommend the updated Columbia Airport Capital Improvement Plan ($815,000 total cost, $20,500 County share)
• Public forum – members may speak but no action is taken
• Discuss name and frequency change proposal for Pine Mountain Lake Airport
• Schedule next meeting for February 9, 2026 at 48 Yaney Ave, Sonora

Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee

The Tuolumne County Homelessness Committee received updates on the Camp Justice workgroup, including the pallet pilot project, pest‑control concerns, and rising trash‑service costs. Staff reported on homeless services projects such as hotel stay limits, the Columbia Way Project, and the full Navigation Center waitlist. Community organizations gave brief reports on their activities. No formal decisions were recorded, but future agenda items were noted.

• Pallet pilot project at Camp Justice: four pallets retrofitted, one installed
• Discussion of pest‑control concerns and associated cost estimate for Camp Justice
• Increase in trash‑service costs for Camp Justice due to overfilled dumpsters
• Hotel utilization eligibility limited to 28‑30 days for various programs
• Navigation Center reported full with a waitlist

Natural Resources Committee

The Natural Resources Advisory Committee will meet to receive updates from public agencies and staff. The body will discuss the UCCE Grazing Workshop, Secure Rural Schools, and GSA Update Bulletin 118.

• UCCE Grazing Workshop report
• Secure Rural Schools update
• GSA Update Bulletin 118 letter and GSP Actions
• MSA Update
• Approval of November 5, 2025 meeting minutes

Behavioral Health Advisory Board

The Tuolumne County Behavioral Health Advisory Board will hold a public hearing and final comment period on the Behavioral Health Services Act update for fiscal years 2026‑29. The board will also consider new and re‑appointment applications for advisory board members, approve the draft minutes from the November 5, 2025 meeting, and receive a Brown Act update from the Behavioral Health Director. Additional staff reports and member reports will be presented before adjourning.

• Public hearing & final comment period on the Behavioral Health Services Act (FY 2026‑29)
• Review and possible action on new pending advisory board applications for appointment and re‑appointment
• Approval of draft minutes from the November 5, 2025 meeting
• Behavioral Health Director’s report on Brown Act updates
• General public comment (limited to three minutes per person)

Historic Preservation Review Commission

The Historic Preservation Review Commission meeting scheduled for January 5, 2026, has been cancelled. No other business was listed.