Public documents that mention Elizabeth A. Nelson.
Jul 14, 2026·Board meeting
Amador County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors conducted several agenda items including a conference with labor negotiators. The County Assessor provided an update on the assessment roll, noting slow residential growth and modest increases in property values. The Board approved the temporary closure of the Jackson Library for facility improvements. Discussions were held regarding improvements to code enforcement processes, including the potential implementation of administrative citations. The Board also moved to place a measure for the Abandoned Vehicle Abatement fee on the November ballot. Additionally, the Board received an update from the Amador Resource Conservation District on fire resiliency and agricultural programs, and appointed a new Tax Collector/Treasurer. Numerous consent items were approved, including various resolutions, departmental contracts, and appointments to commissions.
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Amador County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting Agenda
The Board of Supervisors discussed various items, including labor negotiations, the approval of an update from the Assessor's office regarding assessments and residential housing growth, and a proposal to temporarily close the Jackson Library for interior reorganization. The agenda also covered code enforcement processes, the Abandoned Vehicle Abatement fee and election measure, the annual presentation by the Amador Resource Conservation District, appointment of a new Tax Collector/Treasurer, and various contracts and resolutions involving the Probation Department, ITB and RFP awards for auditing and striping services, and appointments to local commissions.
Jun 9, 2026·Board meeting
Amador County Board Of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors discussed various items including a fee waiver request for the Sons-In-Retirement organization, a presentation on the Amador County Community Health Improvement Plan, and an interlocal agreement for the UCCE program. The Board also addressed fiscal year 2026-27 budget and project list adoptions, zoning ordinance amendments, private road name changes, and several public utility easement abandonments. Other business included contract renewals for landfill monitoring, recycling services, hazardous material response services, and various transportation-related agreements.
