The Board of Supervisors discussed various administrative and community matters, including updates on trail activities, fire risks, and emergency services. Consent agenda items involved contracts for crisis support services, bridge replacement construction management, environmental consulting, snow services, and various budget and grant resolutions. Public hearings were held regarding solid waste collection and disposal rate adjustments. Regular agenda items included the approval of a special use permit for the Terrapin Pines Disc Golf Course, a proclamation for the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States, an MOU with the Alpine County First 5 Commission, approval of the tax collector's discharge of accountability, and the adoption of the preliminary budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
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First Five Alpine County Commission Regular Meeting
The commission reviewed financial reports including the income and expense summary and budget tools. Discussions were held regarding the Executive Director's reports on various meetings, mobile family resource center activities, and managed care plan updates. The commission approved an updated version of the memorandum of understanding with the county, a contract with Social Entrepreneurs Inc. for evaluation support, and a service contract with the Alpine County Unified School District for the Alpine Early Learning Center.
Mar 16, 2026·Board meeting
First Five Alpine County Commission Regular Meeting Agenda
The agenda for the meeting included routine Consent Agenda items, such as the approval of the current agenda and previous minutes. Public comment was scheduled. Financial discussions covered the Income and Expense Summary for FY 2025-26 and a recommendation to authorize the Executive Director to purchase a custom canopy and related equipment for MFRC pop-up events not to exceed $2,000.00. The Executive Director's Report detailed various meetings, projects, outreach activities (including dental health kits distribution), Mobile Family Resource Center (MFRC) updates, and information regarding First 5 California initiatives. Current Business featured the mid-year status report for July 1, 2025-December 31, 2025, to be presented to the Alpine County Board of Supervisors, and action required to approve the FY 2026-2028 Budget and Scope of Work for the Small Populated County Augmentation (SPCFA).
Nov 17, 2025·Board meeting
First Five Alpine County Commission Regular Meeting Agenda
The meeting includes discussion and action items related to the consent agenda, financials, and reports from the Executive Director. Key topics include approving the meeting agenda and minutes from the previous meeting, reviewing income and expense summaries, approving the updated FY 2025-26 budget, and discussing updates on meetings, outreach, the Mobile Family Resource Center, and the Managed Care Plan MOU. Additionally, the commission will discuss and potentially approve the 2026 meeting schedule and a contract for a database system to track the Mobile Family Resource Center services.
