Loraine Wisler

The Board of Supervisors discussed various administrative and community matters, including public health and economic development reports. Key actions included the approval of several grant agreements and funding transfers, the adoption of resolutions related to personnel and salary schedules, and the execution of agreements with library and behavioral health partners. The Board also addressed public hearing requests regarding Williamson Act contract non-renewals and several zoning changes, including reclassifications to Timberland Production Zones. Additionally, the Board reviewed organizational changes for the Community Development Department and Health and Human Services Agency and conducted a closed session concerning existing and anticipated litigation, with authorization granted to defend against specific legal cases.

The board approved an administrative rate increase for the In-Home Supportive Services Public Authority budget within the Health and Human Services Social Services Division.

The board meeting involved a call to order by the Chair and a period dedicated to public comment, during which no comments were received.

The Commission conducted an election for Chair and Vice Chair for the year 2026. New business included the formal appointment of a Deputy Executive Officer, the approval of an amendment to the City of Yreka Sphere of Influence, and the approval of the Evans-Wilmarth Annexation. The Commission also engaged in discussions regarding the current allocation of administrative costs funded by city contributions and reviewed the upcoming preliminary budget for the next fiscal year.

The meeting included the election of board officers, the acceptance of a resignation from an officer, and a departmental update regarding the completion of the Three-Year Plan draft and the acquisition of the BHCIP 2 grant for a new behavioral health facility. Additionally, the board approved a proclamation for Mental Health Awareness Month, received presentations on the HomeMore transitional housing project and services available through the Area Agency on Aging, and formally approved the nomination of a new board member.