The County of Modoc is seeking sealed bids for rehabilitation of County Road 1 from the County Road 9 intersection to the B.L.M. boundary. The work includes micro-surfacing, cold plane asphalt concrete, high-friction surface treatment, hot mix asphalt overlay, pavement digouts, road signage, and pavement delineation. The estimated cost of the base bid items is $4,000,000, and bids may be submitted electronically or delivered by mail or in person.
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8,426
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Modoc County
Modoc County Board of Supervisors Goals Workshop
Date: Apr 30, 2013Type: Meeting mention
The workshop was convened to establish and prioritize key organizational goals for the County. The discussion focused on four primary areas: financial health, including the implementation of county-wide fiscal software and completion of audits; fostering better internal communication and collaboration between departments; developing strategies for public relations and constituent outreach; and conducting a needs assessment regarding county facilities and potential income-generating initiatives.
Modoc County Board of Supervisors Board Meeting Minutes
Date: Jan 13, 2015Type: Meeting mention
The Board conducted a reorganization, electing a new Chair and Vice-Chair. Key actions included approving various departmental personnel authorizations, budget modifications for the Watermaster and Probation departments, and the appointment of the Groundwater Management Advisory Committee. The Board also reviewed Treasury policies, discussed the implementation of a new tax cycle system, held a public hearing regarding the Big Valley community services district, and adopted resolutions in support of the Secure Rural Schools and Federal Payment in Lieu of Tax programs. Additionally, the Board transitioned its legal counsel services and ratified a memorandum of understanding with the California United Homecare Workers.
Modoc County Board Of Supervisors Board Of Supervisors Meeting
Date: Mar 24, 2015Type: Meeting mention
The board addressed several administrative and operational matters. Key actions included the appointment of a member to the Hot Springs Valley Water District, approval for the continued use of Cedarville Park for the Surprise Valley Saturday Market, and authorization for a letter opposing the State Water Resources Control Board's Grazing Regulatory Action Project. The board discussed the transition of the Recorder's Office, approved the surplus of a Road Department vehicle, and reviewed capital improvement plans for roads and airports. Additionally, multiple budget modifications were approved, including those for the Social Security Redaction fund, Waste Management, and Behavioral Health. Personnel actions were taken in Social Services and Public Health. The board also authorized a legal services agreement for the Sheriff, decided to participate in the State Fair Exhibit, and passed resolutions supporting Senate Bill 234 regarding PILT funding while opposing related budget trailer bills.
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