The board meeting focused on several agenda items including the approval of the agenda and consent agenda. Key presentations included a retirement recognition for Brian Varela for his 30 years of service within the Department of General Services and a presentation featuring the pet of the month, a dog named Boba, from the Fresno Humane Animal Shelters. Additionally, the board adopted a resolution recognizing Yadita Gonzalez for receiving the 2026 Yale Educator Award.
Apr 21, 2026·Board meeting
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The Board of Supervisors discussed various administrative and ceremonial items, including the retirement of law enforcement personnel, the proclamation of Foster Care Month, and the recognition of Peace Officers Memorial Week and Memorial Day. Key discussions involved the approval of consent agenda items, recognition of individuals for their service, and community support initiatives within the county.
Mar 17, 2026·Board meeting
Fresno County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board discussed and approved the agenda and consent items, including an increase to the annual leave cap for management. A primary focus of the meeting was the approval of an agreement with Megabyte Systems Incorporated to modernize the county's property tax administration platform, with plans to replace an outdated mainframe system and transition to an integrated operations model. Additionally, the Board received an update on the Measure C renewal plan, which focuses on prioritizing road repairs, safety improvements, and congestion reduction, while outlining a funding allocation strategy that leverages state and federal matching funds.
Jan 27, 2026·Board meeting
Fresno County Board Of Supervisors Meeting
The meeting commenced with an invocation and flag salute, followed by approval of the agenda and consent agenda items (20 through 54, with item 54 deleted). Key discussions centered on presentations of retirement plaques for Stephanie Oakley (Social Services, 27 years) and Lila Rose A. Bangs (Public Health, 34 years of service, including 35 years in the Navy). A significant portion of the meeting involved Supervisor Magic's agenda item to proclaim January 2026 as National Human Trafficking Prevention Month, featuring presentations from representatives of the Fresno Economic Opportunities Foundation (Central Valley Against Human Trafficking), Central Valley Justice Coalition, and the Consulate of Mexico in Fresno, emphasizing the need to address demand, recognize subtle forms of trafficking, and support survivors. Community speakers detailed the complexities of trafficking and requested policy focus on reducing demand.
