The meeting addressed numerous administrative and operational items, including the certification of election results and the consolidation of local jurisdiction elections. Key business included contract approvals and amendments for state legislative advocacy, indigent defense services, behavioral health software, and capital improvement projects such as roofing and building renovations. The board reviewed budget-related resolutions, including salary ordinance adjustments, and considered support letters for grant applications related to transportation and wildfire resilience. Discussions also covered lease agreements, the establishment of employment contracts for county leadership, and reappointment requests for the Assessment Appeals Board. Public hearings focused on appeals regarding telecommunication facility conditional use permits.
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The Board of Supervisors addressed a wide array of administrative and operational items. Significant actions included increasing the low-value property tax exemption limit, exempting the county from certain small claims advisory requirements, approving various contracts for forensic toxicology, fire department outreach, vehicle upfitting, traffic signal maintenance, and behavioral health hospital services. The Board also ratified opposition to legislation, accepted various capital asset donations, approved district priorities fund applications, and appointed representatives to the Library Advisory Board, Wastewater Advisory Committee, and Kimshew Cemetery District. Additionally, they reviewed contracts for road rehabilitation, landfill expansion, engineering services, and approved an employment contract for the Director of Behavioral Health. The Board also designated census tracts for Opportunity Zones and discussed groundwater status and infrastructure funding allocations.
Sep 13, 2022·Board meeting
Butte County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting Agenda
The Butte County Board of Supervisors meeting included discussions and actions on various topics. These included a revenue agreement with the California Department of Food and Agriculture for pest exclusion, a budget adjustment for a pesticide disposal project, and setting tax rates for fiscal year 2022-2023. Agreements for vocational rehabilitation services through Caminar, Inc. and Dreamcatchers Empowerment Network, as well as agreements with Chico State Enterprises for older adult support programs were also addressed. The board also discussed suicide prevention, terminated a local health emergency declaration for avian influenza, and responded to the 2021-22 Grand Jury Report. Further agenda items included contract amendments for legal services, acceptance of the 2022 Local Agency Conflict of Interest Code Biennial Notice, and a resolution authorizing electronic record retention. Budget adjustments for victim restitution and capital asset authority were also approved, along with lease agreements, salary ordinance amendments, and resolutions recognizing Cybersecurity and Library Awareness Months. The board also considered contracts for wraparound and mental health services, technical assistance at the Neal Road Recycling and Waste Facility, and household hazardous waste grant management services. Finally, the meeting addressed PG&E settlement fund requests for land management software and potential financing for a probation building.
Jun 28, 2022·Board meeting agenda
Butte County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting Agenda
The board meeting agenda covered a wide range of administrative, financial, and programmatic items. Key topics included the adoption of an amended Capital Asset Policy to comply with GASB 87, numerous contract approvals and amendments with mental health service providers such as Aegis Treatment Centers, Youth for Change, and Traditions Behavioral Health, and agreements for indigent defense services. The board addressed legislative positions on bills regarding CARE Court and emergency medical services. Additional items included salary ordinance amendments, budget adjustments for County Service Areas, approval of subdivision maps, the adoption of a Military Equipment Use Policy for the Sheriff's Office, the Treasurer's investment policy, and several successor Memoranda of Understanding for employee bargaining units. Infrastructure and facility projects, such as the generator system replacement for public safety facilities and fire training tower construction, were also on the agenda.
