Madera County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The board held a regular session that included a closed session regarding labor negotiations and litigation. Public comments addressed several community concerns, including allegations regarding a local official, infrastructure and maintenance issues at a county-owned water system, the impact of federal immigration enforcement raids on local families, and the integrity of the election process.
Sep 15, 2026·Board meeting
Madera County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
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The board meeting began with a closed session to discuss labor negotiations, existing litigation, real property matters, and a public employee appointment. Upon reconvening, the board opened the meeting in memory of a community member. Public comments included the recognition of a newly appointed assistant director of human resources and union concerns regarding proposed changes to employee health care plans. The board also processed the consent calendar and presented a proclamation recognizing Alzheimer's Week and the annual Old-Timer's Day celebration, including formal recognition of the parade queen, grand marshal, and a memorial honoree.
Sep 1, 2026·Board meeting
Madera County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors discussed various items, including a closed session regarding labor negotiations and litigation. The meeting featured proclamations and presentations, specifically recognizing September 2026 as National Recovery Month, with discussions on recovery support services and community efforts. Additionally, the Board reviewed and approved an automatic aid agreement renewal with the city of Firebaugh for fire and emergency services.
Aug 11, 2026·Board meeting
Madera County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The board meeting addressed several key issues, including labor negotiations during a closed session. Members of the public provided input on the lack of a spending framework for Measure U, the need for safety and infrastructure improvements on Highway 41, and hazardous activities occurring within the Fresno River riverbed. Additionally, public commenters expressed concerns regarding the professional conduct of board members, calling for the implementation of a code of ethics and discussing alleged unprofessional behavior by specific officials.