Public documents that mention Michelle Renee Burns-Lusich.
Jun 9, 2026·Board meeting
Kern County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board meeting included several closed session reports concerning labor negotiations and legal counsel regarding litigation. Key agenda items featured approvals for sewer service charge increases and the setting of public hearings for these proposed ordinances. The Board also addressed public nuisance abatement cost confirmations, authorized funding for various infrastructure and road maintenance projects, and approved agreements for professional services, including medical services for detention facilities and transit data software. Additionally, the Board handled various departmental requests, recognized unanticipated revenues, approved budget transfers, and filed numerous miscellaneous documents and legal claims.
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The Board of Supervisors meeting featured a report on action taken in closed session and a review of the consent agenda, which included various routine items such as infrastructure maintenance and contract approvals. A proclamation was issued designating National Public Works Week, accompanied by a presentation from the Department of Public Works and the General Services department. The presentation highlighted major initiatives including road maintenance, building inspections, solid waste management, park improvements, and a regional public safety communications network project. Additionally, the meeting included a public comment session.
May 19, 2026·Board meeting
Kern County Board Of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The board meeting included several ceremonial proclamations and community updates. Proclamations were issued declaring June 2026 as Elder Abuse Awareness Month and May 2026 as Community Action Month, highlighting collaborative efforts with the Aging and Adult Services and the Community Action Partnership of Kern, respectively. Additionally, the board addressed a public presentation regarding dust control concerns at the Aratina construction site near Boron, with planning officials providing information on the project's mitigation measures and the required fugitive dust control plan.
May 12, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Supervisors - County of Kern Regular Meeting
The board addressed various administrative and operational items, including multiple proclamations for community awareness and recognition. Key approvals included new agreements for audit services, behavioral health data evaluation, and transitional rent services for Medi-Cal members. The board also handled personnel appointments to various commissions and councils, updated municipal advisory council bylaws, and introduced ordinances regarding parking zones. Additionally, the board approved the Kern County Strategic Plan, addressed departmental staffing and budget revisions, and discussed several matters in a closed session, including labor negotiations and litigation.
