The Board of Supervisors addressed several administrative and operational items. The meeting included the approval of multiple agreements related to pest detection trapping services, emergency dispatch communications, substance use disorder treatment, and psychiatric services. The Board also approved reappointments to local water districts, updated conflict of interest codes, accepted public improvements for road systems, and authorized grant funding for training equipment. Presentations were provided regarding Red Ribbon Week and cybersecurity. Furthermore, the Board appointed representatives to the California State Association of Counties and convened for a closed session to discuss ongoing litigation and labor negotiations.
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Tallery County Board of Supervisors Board Of Supervisors Meeting
The board discussed several regional matters, including Groundwater Sustainability Agency projects and innovative water initiatives to support local communities facing drought. Members provided updates on their attendance at community events, committee meetings, and constituent outreach. There was a focus on public safety and the impact of state policies on county resources. Additionally, the board addressed concerns regarding infrastructure and road conditions in Tonyville, while also celebrating community achievements such as new inclusive playgrounds and local scouting accomplishments.
Jul 1, 2022·Budget
County of Tulare FY2022/23 Budget
The County of Tulare's adopted budget for fiscal year 2022/23, the legal budget of record approved by the Board of Supervisors.
