Calaveras County Board Of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The meeting included a closed session regarding labor negotiations with multiple employee organizations, with no reportable action taken. Staff from the Environmental Management Agency provided updates on animal shelter operations and successfully concluded clinics. The Assessor reported on the 2026 assessment roll figures. Proclamations were adopted recognizing the 250th anniversary of the United States, the retirement of the McCauley Hill Fire Protection District Fire Chief, and the retirement of the Calaveras Consolidated Fire Protection District Fire Chief.
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Calver County Board Of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The meeting began with staff announcements, including the introduction of new personnel from the Environmental Management Agency and details about a dog available for adoption named Mia. Information was provided regarding upcoming free rabies vaccine and microchip clinics scheduled throughout the spring and early summer months. The Director of Integrated Waste reported the award of a Clean California grant for nearly $300,000 to support recycling days, which will now include green waste amnesty events. The Public Works department provided an extensive update on efforts following recent severe storm events, detailing snow plowing operations, the challenges encountered due to weather, power line conflicts (including hundreds of downed lines and poles), and coordination with PG&E for access and restoration. The Building Official announced the activation of damage assessment teams following the storms, providing information on safety placards (green, yellow, red) and contact numbers for property owners needing assistance or damage reporting. The Assessor's office provided information regarding calamity reassessment forms for property tax relief for those with significant damage. The board also officially proclaimed February 2026 as Civil Grand Jury Awareness Month, which was followed by detailed comments from current and former Civil Grand Jury members expressing support for the body's role in county oversight and transparency.
