The Board of Supervisors addressed various presentations and awards, including proclamations for Emergency Medical Services Week, National Search and Rescue Week, and Older Americans Month. The board accepted a report on legislative sessions and held a study session on Article 34 and housing impacts. Key actions included authorizing health services contracts, approving recruitment strategies, conducting public hearings on property easements, and supporting legislation for a climate superfund. Additionally, the board approved several Measure K grant funding allocations for various community programs, software procurement for technology services, and amendments to agreements for homeless shelter services and infrastructure projects.
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San Mateo County, California Local Hazard Mitigation Plan 2026
This document serves as an annex detailing hazard mitigation elements specific to San Mateo County, updating the 2026 Local Hazard Mitigation Plan. It assesses vulnerabilities and impacts from a comprehensive range of natural hazards including dam failure, drought, earthquake, various forms of flooding (riverine, urban/flash, coastal), landslides, sea level rise, severe weather events (such as heavy rainfall, heat waves, strong winds, and severe thunderstorms), tsunamis, and wildfires. The plan outlines capabilities, past events, risk ranking, and specific mitigation actions designed to reduce long-term risks, integrate hazard mitigation into county planning and operations, enhance community resilience, and ensure equitable outcomes for socially vulnerable populations.
Mar 24, 2026·Board meeting
County Of San Mateo Board Of Supervisors Minutes - Final
The Board of Supervisors addressed various administrative and policy items, including the proclamation of Women's History Month and the presentation of the Annual Report by the Commission on the Status of Women. Key actions included the approval of Measure K awards, resolutions adjusting salary ranges for various county classifications, and the authorization of agreements for infrastructure projects such as the Coyote Point Playground Replacement and the Cordilleras Replacement Project. The Board also established the Maternal Health Trust Fund, confirmed the Director of Public Works, and authorized forensic analysis contracts for untested sexual assault kits. Additionally, the Board discussed property surplus declarations, job order contracts for engineering and utilities, and held a closed session regarding labor negotiations and legal litigation.
