Madera County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The board meeting began with a closed session to discuss labor negotiations, existing litigation, real property matters, and a public employee appointment. Upon reconvening, the board opened the meeting in memory of a community member. Public comments included the recognition of a newly appointed assistant director of human resources and union concerns regarding proposed changes to employee health care plans. The board also processed the consent calendar and presented a proclamation recognizing Alzheimer's Week and the annual Old-Timer's Day celebration, including formal recognition of the parade queen, grand marshal, and a memorial honoree.
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Madera County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The meeting included a vote to add urgent items to the agenda, specifically regarding opposition to Assembly Bills 2494 and 1383. The Board entered a closed session to discuss labor negotiations and litigation matters. Public comments focused on a proposed public safety and protection plan, complaints regarding the conduct of officials during a recent community meeting, and concerns about the implementation of surveillance camera systems in the community.
Jul 21, 2026·Board meeting
Madera County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board addressed multiple agenda items, including a closed session concerning labor negotiations and litigation. A tribute was held in memory of retired Sergeant Mark Stritzell. Public works updates included details on a household hazardous waste event and progress on the 41 Expressway project. Public comment and a subsequent report from the Clerk Recorder addressed the insufficient signatures for an animal shelter initiative. The Board approved consent items, including the Dublin storage tank and booster pump project, and directed staff to prepare code amendments for corridor overlay districts and signage regulations.
Jul 14, 2026·Board meeting
Madera County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The meeting included a closed session covering labor negotiations, litigation matters, and real property negotiations. Following the closed session, the Board addressed community concerns regarding a building moratorium in Hidden Lake Estates, specifically requesting concessions for ancillary storage structures with non-combustible materials. The Sheriff and Fire Chief provided operational updates, including response statistics from the Fourth of July holiday, and introduced new personnel. The meeting concluded with public comments and a discussion on the consent calendar, including inquiries regarding the functionality of a digital wall for the real-time crime center.
