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Nov 10, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Shasta County Board Of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The board meeting includes a variety of administrative and policy matters. The Regular Calendar features the recognition of an Employee of the Month, amendments to fire hazard regulations, and legislative updates. The Consent Calendar covers routine items such as approving a memorandum of understanding with the City of Redding, receiving annual reports, making various appointments to local fire protection and conservation districts, and authorizing retroactive agreements for social and behavioral health services. Additionally, the board will discuss the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act, consider issuing a Request for Proposals for the allocation of Opioid Settlement Funds, and review settlement agreements related to landfill emissions. The meeting will conclude with a closed session to evaluate the County Executive Officer's performance and conduct labor negotiations.
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Shasta County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The meeting agenda includes several proclamations and recognitions, including Employee of the Month, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Red Ribbon Week, and National 4-H Week. Key operational and administrative items involve a presentation on the Fire Department Long-Range Master Plan, discussions on retail food facility procedures, and updates on County legislative issues. The board will consider approving various contracts and agreements, such as dry-period loans for local districts, retroactive software licenses for health information security, and residential mental health service agreements. Additionally, the agenda covers infrastructure projects, including roadway safety planning, Big Bend Road slide repairs, and the Emergency Operation Center expansion, alongside water intake emergency repairs for CSA 6. Other items include appointments to citizens' advisory committees, vehicle purchasing authorizations, and discussions on a Recovery First resolution.
Aug 11, 2026·Board meeting
Shasta County Board Of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board recognized the Employee of the Month and proclaimed Firefighter Appreciation Day. Presentations were conducted regarding the California Association of Student Councils and the use of Opioid Litigation Settlement Funding for veteran recovery programs. The Board adopted a resolution of censure against the County Clerk/Registrar of Voters following an investigation into managerial misconduct. Consent items included the approval of various agreements for office space, youth residential mental health services, flooring and countertop services, and software, as well as appointments to local district boards. The Board deferred an agreement with California Consulting, Inc. for further discussion. Additionally, the Board directed staff to create a position to address local wolf issues, initiate a request for proposals to utilize Opioid Litigation Settlement Funding, and adjust illegal dumping fines. A closed session was held to discuss existing litigation.
Jul 28, 2026·Board meeting
Shasta County Board Of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board discussed various county issues, including legislative updates, the development of a 'Recovery First' substance use disorder policy, and potential participation in the Diablo Canyon 2045 Coalition. Presentations covered the Shasta Tehama Education Program-Unified Partnership funded by opioid litigation settlement monies and an overview of child adoption fees. Administrative actions included the approval of multiple contracts and agreements for maintenance services, legal research, and various public health programs. Infrastructure and capital projects were authorized, specifically for landfill and road pavement rehabilitation. Additionally, the Board adopted several resolutions regarding local election consolidation, emergency proclamations, and grant funding, and conducted public hearings to confirm annual parcel charge reports for Permanent Road Divisions and County Service Areas.
