Shasta County Board of Supervisors Summary Of Proceedings
The Board addressed a wide range of administrative and operational items, including real property purchases, approval of various service agreements and contract renewals, and budget amendments for several departments. They enacted an ordinance concerning training for Supervisors-elect, reviewed administrative policies, and made appointments to various boards and districts, including the Western Shasta Resource Conservation District and the positions of County Counsel and Public Works Director. The Board received presentations on mobile home rent ordinances, license plate reader systems, library system updates, and the transition of the regional drug delivery system, while also reviewing financial and budgetary matters related to the Health and Human Services Agency.
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Shasta County Board of Supervisors Summary of Proceedings
The Board of Supervisors enacted an ordinance regarding unlawful dumping and appointed a new District 3 representative to the Planning Commission. Several service agreements and amendments were approved, covering election delivery services, adult residential care, youth mental health services, and GIS software licensing. The Board also determined a road restoration project to be categorically exempt from environmental quality regulations and declined to approve a renewal employment agreement for County Counsel. Other business included receiving a presentation on the Opportunity Zone 2.0 program, approving a letter of opposition to Assembly Bill 1383, and issuing a proclamation for veterans appreciation. The Board further considered a potential merger of the Public Works and Resource Management departments and discussed the future issuance of a Request for Proposals regarding Opioid Settlement Funds.
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.
Jun 30, 2026·Board meeting
Shasta County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The board addressed several key matters, including a proclamation for the 250th Anniversary of the United States and the certification of the results from the Congressional District 1 Special Election. Legislative updates were provided regarding county-specific issues and potential amendments to various state bills. The board approved significant updates to the Administrative Manual, including new policies on electronic message retention. Additionally, the board held public hearings regarding parcel charges for the Siskiyou County solid waste disposal facility and a zone amendment for the Brian and Jennifer Johnson Family Trust. Finally, a closed session was conducted to discuss existing litigation.
