747 items from public meetings in Contra Costa County, Santa Barbara County, Sonoma County and 6 more (meetings in the last 90 days and upcoming agendas), newest meeting first. Each item quotes the official agenda or minutes and links to the record.
Where: Contra Costa County, CA (145) Santa Barbara County, CA (125) Sonoma County, CA (125) Mendocino County, CA (113) El Dorado County, CA (91) Napa County, CA (83) Humboldt County, CA (32) City of Santa Rosa, CA (24) City of Napa, CA (9)
Bodies: Board of Supervisors (698) City Council (30) Planning Commission (19)
Board Action: Moved by Supervisor Coursey, Seconded by Supervisor Rabbitt; Approved as recommended. Aye: Absent: Hermosillo, Rabbitt, Coursey, and Gore Hopkins 7. Quarterly Ad Hoc Update - Second Quarter 2026 2026-0773
Board Action: Moved by Supervisor Coursey, Seconded by Supervisor Rabbitt; Approved as recommended by Resolution 26-0300.
9:45 A.M. Public Comment Closed Board Action: Moved by Supervisor Rabbitt, Seconded by Supervisor Coursey; Approved as recommended by Resolutions 26-0301, 26-0302 and 26-0303.
Adopt a Resolution issuing a roiling permit and necessary permit extensions to Valarie Pierce to stabilize streambank along Calabazas Creek to protect an existing residence from erosion and flooding. (4/5th vote required) (First District)
Board Action: Moved by Supervisor Coursey, Seconded by Supervisor Rabbitt; Approved as recommended by Resolution 26-0304.
Board Action: Moved by Supervisor Coursey, Seconded by Supervisor Rabbitt; Approved as recommended by Ordinance 6570.
Adopt a Resolution authorizing the Chief Probation Officer, or their designee, to act as an Authorized Agent to execute, for and on behalf of the County of Sonoma, any actions necessary to obtain state and federal grants or financial assistance provided to Probation from and/or sub-granted through the following sources: all Cal OES programs; the Judicial Council of California; the Board of State and Community Corrections; the California Department of Health Care Services; the California Department of State Hospitals; the California Office of Youth and Community Restoration; the United States Department of Justice and its component agencies, including the Bureau of Justice Assistance and the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention; the California Office of Traffic Safety; and other granting agencies, with final award terms and conditions subject to review and approval by County Counsel.
Board Action: Moved by Supervisor Coursey, Seconded by Supervisor Rabbitt; Approved as recommended by Resolution 26-0305.
Board Action: Moved by Supervisor Coursey, Seconded by Supervisor Rabbitt; Approved as recommended by Resolution 26-0306.
Board Action: Moved by Supervisor Coursey, Seconded by Supervisor Rabbitt; Approved as recommended. Aye: Absent: Hermosillo, Rabbitt, Coursey, and Gore Hopkins 17. Sea Ranch Asset Valuation 2026-0742
Board Action: Moved by Supervisor Coursey, Seconded by Supervisor Rabbitt; Approved as recommended. Aye: Absent: Hermosillo, Rabbitt, Coursey, and Gore Hopkins Board of Supervisors Meeting Minutes August 4, 2026 Page 12 of 18 18. Demuth Property Test Well - Contract Award 2026-0764
Board Action: Item Withdrawn.
Adopt a Resolution to approve the 2026 Operating and Capital Improvements Budget and the 2026 Position Allocation List for Sonoma County Fair and Exposition, Inc.
Board Action: Moved by Supervisor Rabbitt, Seconded by Supervisor Gore; Approved as recommended by Resolution 26-0316.
Chair Hermosillo presented a Gold Resolution to Jose Guzman proclaiming August 2 through August 8 as National Health Center Week in Sonoma County.
Chair Hermosillo presented a Gold Resolution to Jeff DuVall, Director of Emergency Management, proclaiming August 2026 as National Emergency Management Awareness Month.
Chair Hermosillo presented a Gold Resolution to Aileen Rodriguez, Health Program Manager, reaffirming Sonoma County's commitment to breastfeeding awareness and continued efforts to support breastfeeding in Sonoma County.
Accept and file the report summarizing the results of the review of Napa County's contracts with Napa Communities Firewise Foundation (NCFF).
Approve and instruct the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors to file the Internal Audit Plan for Fiscal Year 2026-27 and accept the results of the Fiscal Year 2025-26 Internal Audit Plan.
Adopt a Resolution consolidating the municipal elections for the Cities of Napa, Calistoga, American Canyon St. Helena, and Town of Yountville, and district elections for the Napa County Regional Park and Open Space District, Napa Valley Community College District, Napa Valley Unified School District, Calistoga Joint Unified School District, St. Helena Unified School District, and Pope Union Elementary School District, all to be held on November 3, 2026, and authorize and direct the County Elections Official to provide election-related services with full reimbursement of any costs incurred by the County.
G. Adopt a Resolution updating Section 31A of the Napa County Policy Manual pertaining to technology use and security. (No Fiscal Impact; Discretionary)
H. Adopt a Resolution authorizing the Napa Valley Unified School District to issue general obligation bonds for School Facilities Improvement District No. 1 without further approval of the Board of Supervisors or officers of Napa County. (No Fiscal Impact)
I. Adopt a Resolution renewing Napa County’s list of authorized representatives for submission to the state and federal agencies responsible for emergency services funding. (No Fiscal Impact)
J. Approve and authorize Agreement No. 270082B with Napa Communities Firewise Foundation for the term through June 30, 2027, for community outreach, defensible space consulting, wildfire mitigation, and fuel reduction and preparation for wildfires; and approve a waiver of competitive bidding requirements and a single source award. (Fiscal Impact: $3,200,000 Expense; Fire Fund; Budgeted; Discretionary)
K. Approve and authorize Agreement No. 270082B with the California Department of Veteran's Affairs - Yountville Veteran's Home, for the term through September 30, 2026, for fire protection services. (Fiscal Impact: $538,623 Revenue; Fire Fund; Budgeted; Discretionary)
Also as JSON. Procedural items (approving the agenda or minutes, ceremonial resolutions) are left out. Video links open the county's own player at the agenda item when its agenda system publishes the time.