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Jun 23, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Modoc County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board addressed multiple administrative and operational items, including the approval of the Secure Rural Schools funding election and allocation. Presentations were delivered regarding the Lake City Community Wildfire Protection Project, and an amendment to the Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement for regional medical services was authorized. Several budget modifications were approved across various departments, including Agriculture, Building and Safety, Planning, Probation, Public Health, and the Auditor's office. Key actions included the approval of the Behavioral Health Services Act three-year plan, a new service agreement for courthouse elevator emergency communications, and the adoption of the county website policy. The Board also ratified the Memorandum of Understanding with the Deputy Sheriff's Association, updated pay schedules and benefit outlines for staff and elected officials, approved the roll-over budget for the upcoming fiscal year, and finalized the personnel allocation table. Additionally, the Board accepted a flagpole improvement project for Lookout Park.
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Modoc County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting Minutes
The board meeting addressed various administrative and operational items. Key actions included the approval of multiple recurring service agreements and grant participations, such as the Community Air Protection Program and a cooperative agreement with Caltrans. The board authorized the disposal of surplus fixed assets and approved appointments to the Library Advisory Board and the Likely Fire District. Financial and budget actions involved updates to mental health staff allocations, budget modifications for the Farm Advisor Fund, the Fish, Game, and Recreation Commission, and the Indigent Defense program. Additionally, the board approved a ground lease agreement with the Lake City Fire Protection District and authorized support letters for various local grant applications. A closed session was held to discuss performance evaluations for administrative staff and labor negotiations with local employee bargaining units.
Apr 28, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Modoc County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors discussed various administrative, financial, and departmental items. Key actions included approving a resolution for a centennial birthday, authorizing letters of support for local grants, opposing a state bill, establishing a Wildlife Services Ad Hoc Committee, and authorizing support for USFS land acquisition. The Board also conducted a public hearing to establish pest control fees, approved multiple agricultural and health service contracts, and addressed personnel requests, including budget modifications and new staff appointments. Additionally, the Board received reports from supervisors on various meetings and performed employee performance evaluations during a closed session.
Mar 24, 2026·BoardMeeting
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Modoc County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting Minutes
The board addressed various issues, including public concerns regarding a proposed geothermal project and the approval of permits for the Big Valley Days event. Key administrative actions included approving contracts for child abuse prevention programs, a commercial lease for air pollution control, and multiple airport improvement grants. The meeting also covered zoning code amendments, the housing element annual progress report, and a road department grant for community cleanup. Updates were provided on hydrological conditions and groundwater sustainability reporting, followed by a closed session concerning personnel evaluations, labor negotiations, and a liability claim.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
