On the agenda: Imperial County Board of Supervisors - Oct 06, 2026 — data center (Oct 2)

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Board of Supervisors

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MEETING CONVENES AT
8:30
A.M.


BOARD MEMBERS:
DISTRICT 1 - Jesus Eduardo Escobar
DISTRICT 2 - Martha Cardenas-Singh
DISTRICT 3 - Peggy Price, Chairwoman
DISTRICT 4 - Ryan Elliot Kelley
DISTRICT 5 - John Hawk







Agenda
Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Supervisors
Tuesday, October 6, 2026

County Administration Center Board Chambers 940 West Main Street, Suite 211 El Centro, CA. 92243


Website: board.imperialcounty.org

EXECUTIVE OFFICER Dr. Kathleen Lang


COUNTY COUNSEL Geoffrey P. Holbrook



CLERK OF THE BOARD Cynthia Medina






 
All supporting documentation is available for public review in the office of the Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors located at 940 West Main Street, Suite 209, El Centro, Ca. 92243 during regular business
hours, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. Please remember to shut off all
cell phones, pagers or electronic devices upon entering the Board Chambers.
 


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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Live Video/Audio Streaming Link
https://imperialcounty.org/bosagendas
1. All supporting documentation is available for public review in the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors located at 940 West Main Street, Suite 209, El Centro, CA. 92243 during regular business hours, 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. Public comment on a specific item on the agenda and/or general public comment may be submitted in writing. It is respectfully requested that all written comments be sent via email to the Clerk of the Board at [email protected] no later than 2:00 p.m. on the Monday prior to the Board meeting. Public comments may be submitted orally either through teleconference or in person. Those wishing to make public comment telephonically should make arrangements with the Clerk of the Board prior to Monday at 2:00 p.m. 2. To participate on your computer via Zoom Meeting: or join by phone 1-669-900-6833. Please label your device before entering the meeting with your name and item number wishing to address. Please note that the meeting cannot be viewed live via Zoom, as you are in a waiting room until you are admitted. Please keep an eye on the chats coming into the Zoom waiting room, as order of presenter will be announced in the chat box. 3. To follow along with the meeting, you will need to watch the meeting via Granicus in separate tab. When you are admitted in Zoom to speak, please mute the volume of the Granicus window where you are viewing the meeting to avoid feedback.4. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if you require special assistance to participate in the meeting, please contact the Clerk of the Board during regular business hours at (442) 265-1020 or by email at [email protected] . Notification received 48 hours before the meeting will enable the County of Imperial to make reasonable accommodations.



 






1.


Call to Order.



 






i.


Roll Call
SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS



 





2.


Special Presentations:



 






a.


Proclamation declaring the month of October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month.



 

2a
 







b.


Resolution honoring the 80th Annual Holtville Chamber Carrot Festival and Recognition to the 2026 Carrot Festival Royalty.



 

2b
 







c.


Approve proclamation declaring the second Friday of October as “Indigenous Peoples’ Day” and receive a special presentation by the Youth Dance Group in recognition of the occasion.



 

2c
 







d.


Proclamation declaring October 4-10, 2026, as National 4-H Week in Imperial County.



 

2d
 







e.


Adopt Resolution posthumously honoring Hildy Carrillo for her lifetime of service, leadership, and contributions to the Calexico community and Imperial Valley.



 

2e
 










CLOSED SESSION



 






3.


Consideration of Urgency items to be added to Closed Session.



 






4.


Closed Session Public Comment - This is an opportunity for members of the public to address the Board on any subject matter within the Closed Session calendar. Please address the Board as a whole, through the Chairwoman. Individuals will be given three (3) minutes to address the board.



 






5.


Motion to convene to Closed Session



 






a.


CONFERENCE WITH LEGAL COUNSEL – EXISTING LITIGATION, Government Code 54956.9(d)(1)



 





i.


City of Imperial v. County of Imperial, Imperial County Board of Supervisors, Does 1-20 and Imperial Valley Computer Manufacturing, LLC et al.  Case No. ECU004457.



 





ii.


Vasquez et al v. County of Imperial ECU004129.



 





iii.


Acosta v. County of Imperial, et al, Imperial County Superior Court, Case No. ECU004161.



 





b.


CONFERENCE WITH REAL PROPERTY, Government Code §54956.8



 





i.


Property: 450 Aten Rd. Property: 450 W. Aten Road, Imperial, CA, Assessor’s Parcel Number #064-230-015.  Agency negotiator: Dr. Kathleen Lang.  Instructions to negotiator will concern price, terms of 
    payment



 





ii.


Property: Assessor’s Parcel Number #054-130-082. Agency negotiator: Dr. Kathleen Lang. Negotiating parties: Freddi Abatti. Instructions to negotiator will concern price, terms of payment.



 





iii.


Properties: 1295 State Street & 1290 Olive Avenue, El Centro, CA, Assessor’s Parcel Numbers #053-163 028 & 053-163-025. Agency negotiator: Dr. Kathleen Lang. Negotiating parties: Anthony J. Menvielle, Jr.,  Todd Menvielle, & Joseph J. Menvielle. Instructions to negotiator will concern price, terms of payment.



 





iv.


Properties: 2695-2999 S. 4th Street, El Centro, CA, Assessor’s Parcel Numbers #054-050-051, 052, 075 & 076. Agency negotiator: Dr. Kathleen Lang.  Negotiating parties: RJ Development Company, LLC. Instructions to negotiator will concern price, terms of payment.



 





v.


Property: 1716 W. Sunbeam Lake Dr., El Centro, CA Assessor’s Parcel Number #051-450-007. Agency negotiator: Dr. Kathleen Lang. Negotiating parties: RVMGMT, LLC. Instructions to negotiator will concern price, terms of payment.



 





c.


PUBLIC EMPLOYEE APPOINTMENT, Government Code § 54957(b)(1)



 





i.


Title: Interim County Counsel/County Counsel



 





d.


CONFERENCE WITH LABOR NEGOTIATOR, Government Code §54957.6, Conference with Director Human Resources and Risk Management on the following bargaining units:



 





i.


Public Safety Management



 





ii.


Management Unit



 





iii.


Professional Employee Group



 





iv.


Supervisory Unit



 





v.


Professional Legal Bargaining Unit



 





vi.


Probation & Corrections Peace Officers



 





vii.


Confidential Clerical



 





viii.


Sheriff’s Association



 





ix.


Public Safety Supervisors



 





x.


Teamsters Local 542



 





xi.


Fire Fighters Association



 





xii.


Deputy District Attorneys Association



 





xiii.


IHSS Public Authority



 





xiv.


Unrepresented (all)



 





6.


Announcement of Closed Session Actions. 



 









10:00 A.M.SESSION



 






7.


Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance.



 









PUBLIC COMMENT This is an opportunity for members of the public to address the Board on any subject matter within the Board’s jurisdiction, but not an item on the agenda. Any action taken as a result of public comment shall be limited to direction to staff. When addressing the Board, state your name for the record prior to providing your comments. Please address the Board as a whole, through the Chairwoman. Individuals will be given three (3) minutes to address the board; Groups or topics will be given a maximum of fifteen (15) minutes. Public comments will be limited to a maximum of 30 minutes. If additional time is required for public comments, they will be heard at the end of the meeting. 

Please remember to follow the Public Comment Code of Conduct 
No profanity or obscenity, yelling or screaming, No slander or defamatory statements, No personal threats or attacks, No hateful or demeaning language based on hate of a person’s race, religion, sexual orientation, ethnicity, gender, national origin, or disability, Respect all people that are present or watching, Obey the direction of the Chairwoman and Clerk of the Board.



 






8.


PUBLIC COMMENT – Is limited to items NOT listed on the Agenda.



 






9.


Board Member Reports/Announcements



 






10.


Discussion of the Agenda



 






a.


Items to be pulled from the Action/Discussion/Consent/Consent Budget.



 





b.


Urgency items to be added.



 





c.


Approval of order of the Agenda.



 





11.


Approval of the Consent Calendar.



 






12.


Approval of the Consent Budget.



 






13.


Approval of the Official Proceedings for September 22, 2026.



 






14.


Departments’ Announcements.



 









ACTION CALENDAR



 






15.


Discussion/action regarding adoption of urgency ordinance of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Imperial repealing and setting aside Ordinance No. 1616 and Ordinance No. 1618 (interim urgency moratorium on the approval of data center facilities in the unincorporated area) in compliance with a peremptory writ of mandate and declaring the urgency thereof to take effect immediately, as requested by Geoffrey P. Holbrook, County Counsel.



 


15
 







16.


Discussion regarding a Potential Ballot Measure for Imperial County Residents Concerning Future Data Center Development, as requested by Supervisor District 1, Jesus Eduardo Escobar and Supervisor District 2, Martha Cardenas-Singh. 



 


16
 










CONSIDERATION OF URGENCY ITEMS



 






17.


Discussion/action of urgency items, if necessary.



 









ITEMS PULLED FOR DISCUSSION



 






18.


Discussion/action of items pulled from Consent Calendar for discussion, if necessary. 



 









PUBLIC HEARING(S) 11:00 A.M.



 









COUNTY COUNSEL



 






19.


Conduct a public hearing and adopt an interim ordinance pursuant to Government Code section 65858 imposing a temporary moratorium on the approval of Data Center Facilities within the unincorporated area of Imperial County.



 


19
 










EXECUTIVE OFFICE



 






20.


Conduct a public hearing to consider the following actions:



 






a.


Leasing of real property located at 450 W. Aten Road, Imperial, also identified as a 6.39-acre portion of Assessor Parcel Number 064-230-015;



 





b.


Award the Lease offer to the highest written bid, or the highest oral bid which exceeds the highest written proposal by 5%; and



 





c.


Authorize Executive Officer to execute the Lease Agreement upon completion of all paperwork and approval as to form by County Counsel in order to comply with the ten (10) day final acceptance period specified in Resolution No. 2026-096.



 

20
 










DISCUSSION CALENDAR



 






21.


Reports/Correspondence/Announcements of Officers:



 






a.


Legislation



 





b.


County Executive Officer



 





c.


County Counsel



 





d.


Departments



 





e.


Agencies



 








CONSENT CALENDAR **CEO recommends approval of Consent Calendar Items**




 









AGRICULTURAL COMMISSSIONER



 






22.


Authorize State of California, Department of Food and Agriculture Agreement #26-0362-000-SA for the term of July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2028 for the Industrial Hemp Cultivation Program and maximum amount is $11,767.



 


22
 







23.


Authorize State of California, Department of Food and Agriculture Cooperative Agreement #26-0325-002-SF for the term of October 1, 2026, through September 30, 2027 for the Asian Citrus Psyllid Program (Regulatory) and maximum amount if $49,997.07.



 


23
 










AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT



 






24.


Board of Supervisor sitting as the Air Pollution Control District -Approve the following actions:



 






a.


Approve agreement with Central Union High School District to participate in partnership with Southwest Academy for Careers in Health Sciences Community Health Worker Course for the next three years;



 





b.


Authorize administration of Community Air Protection Program County Wide Implementation Funds, not to exceed $15,000 per year for three years for a total of $45,000, for Project: Air Community Education to provide hands-on learning experiences and provide incentives to students regarding asthma education and air quality awareness for student in Southwest Academy for Careers in Health Sciences-Community Health Worker Course.



 

24
 










BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
SERVICES



 






25.


Approve the international travel request for three staff members of Imperial County Behavioral Health Services to attend the International Congress of Mental Health, addictions, and Counseling 2026 scheduled on October 22-24, 2026, in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, in the amount not to exceed $4,930.21.



 


25
 







26.


Ratify two-year renewal Advertisement Agreement with Reliance Public Relations Inc. for Fiscal Year 2026-2028, in the amount of $119,000 ($59,500 per Fiscal Year).



 


26
 







27.


Ratify a three year renewal Professional Services Agreement with Peter DiManno, L.C.S.W. for Fiscal Years 2026-2029 in a total amount not to exceed $355,500 ($118,500 per Fiscal Year), 



 


27
 










BOARD OF SUPERVISOR



 






28.


Ratify support for the Foundation for Education in the total amount of $1,500 for a Bronze Sponsorship for the Autumn & the Arts Fundraiser, consisting of $500 from Community Benefit Account No. 1886001 (District 1, Supervisor Jesus E. Escobar), $250 from Community Benefit Account No. 1887001 (District 2, Supervisor Martha Cardenas-Singh), $250 from Community Benefit Account No. 1888001 (District 3, Supervisor Peggy Price), and $500 from Community Benefit Account No. 1890001 (District 5, Supervisor John Hawk).



 


28
 







29.


Approve support for the Dancing for a Dream Gala Event in the total amount of $5,500 from Community Benefit Account No. 1886001 ($5,000), as requested by Supervisor Jesus Eduardo Escobar, District 1, Community Benefit Account No. 1887001 ($250), as requested by Supervisor Martha Cardenas-Singh, District 2 and Community Benefit Account No. 1888001 ($250), as requested by Supervisor Peggy Price, District 3.



 


29
 







30.


Approve support to the Calipatria Foundation for their 2026 Cancer Walk in the total amount of $2,000 from Community Benefit Account No. 1886001 ($1,000), as requested by Supervisor Jesus Eduardo Escobar, District 1 and Community Benefit Account No. 1889001 ($1,000), as requested by Supervisor Ryan E. Kelley, District 4. 



 


30
 







31.


Approve support to the Becoming Project for their community outreach efforts in the total amount of $1,500 from Community Benefit Account No. 1887001 ($500) as requested by Supervisor Martha Cardenas-Singh, District 2 and Community Benefit Account No. 1889001 ($1,000) as requested by Supervisor Ryan E. Kelley, District 4.



 


31
 







32.


Approve support to the Northend Alliance 111 for their Salton Sea Stroll in the amount of $1,000 from Community Benefit Account No. 1889001, as requested by Supervisor Ryan E. Kelley, District 4. 



 


32
 







33.


Ratify purchase of flowers for the Naval Air Facility El Centro’s Navy Ball in the amount of $1,000 from Community Benefit Account No. 1888001, as requested by Supervisor Peggy Price, District 3. 



 


33
 







34.


Approve support to the Heber Public Utility District for its 2026 Fall Fiesta in the amount of $750 from Community Benefit Account No. 1887001, as requested by Supervisor Martha Cardenas-Singh, District 2.



 


34
 







35.


Approve support for the Imperial Valley Food Bank’s 15th Annual Harvest Bowl in the amount of $1,500 from Community Benefit Account No. 1886001 (District 1, Supervisors Jesus E. Escobar).



 


35
 







36.


Approve support to Foundation for Education for the 23rd Annual Buddy walk event in the total amount of $750 from Community Benefit Account No. 1887001 ($500), as requested by Supervisor Martha Cardenas-Singh, District 2 and Community Benefit Account No. 1888001 ($250), as requested by Supervisor Peggy Price, District 3. 



 


36
 







37.


Adopt Resolution for 2026 Farmer of the Year.



 


37
 










EXECUTIVE OFFICE



 






38.


Adopt Resolution Extending Declaration of State of Emergency for Compromised Airport Operational Safety at the Imperial County Airport at 1099 Airport Road, Imperial, CA 92251.



 


38
 







39.


Approve Public Benefit Program Grant to the Imperial Valley H2O for the Colorado River Policy Education and Outreach, totaling $65,000 and authorize County Executive Officer to sign Grant Agreement.



 


39
 







40.


Approve working out of class extension for Employee No. 200753 to work as an Airport Manager, per section 15.3 of the Professional Employee Group Memorandum of Understanding, effective September 22, 2026, through December 21, 2026, under Org Key 5000001.



 


40
 







41.


Ratify Resolution establishing the Rates for Tax Levies for the County of Imperial for Fiscal Year 2026-2027.



 


41
 







42.


Approve the following actions:



 






a.


Approve submission of a grant application to the Governor’s Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation, Extreme Heat and Community Resilience Program Round 2 (Early Infrastructure), requesting up to $1,2000.000 for “Northend Cool: A Calipatria Hub and Unincorporated Cooling Plan;” and



 





b.


Authorize County Executive Officer or designee, to submit the application and sign any related documents, with acceptance of any award returning to the Board.



 

42
 










HUMAN RESOURCES & RISK MANAGEMENT



 






43.


Approve the following actions:



 






a.


Approve revisions to the Air Pollution Control Engineer I – range 280 job description under the Professional Employee Group;



 





b.


Approve revisions to the Air Pollution Control Engineer II – range 290 job description under the Professional Employees Group;



 





c.


Approve revisions to the Health Programs Coordinator – range 278 job description under the Professional Employees Group; and



 





d.


Approve revisions to the Quality Improvement Specialist – range 269 job description under the Professional Employees Group.



 

43
 







44.


Approve the following actions:



 






a.


Approve class title change and revisions from Deputy Agricultural Commissioner/Sealer – range 377 job description to Deputy Agricultural Commissioner/Sealer of Weights and Measures under the Management Group;



 





b.


Approve the Director of Human Resources and Risk Management to make the necessary changes to place current staff in the new classification as proposed in item 1.



 

44
 







45.


Approve an amount not to exceed $32,000 for food and refreshments for the 2026 Imperial County Health and Benefits Fair.



 


45
 







46.


Approve the following actions:



 






a.


Accept amended PRISMHealth Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) from PRISMHealth Committee; and



 





b.


Authorize the Chairwoman of the Board to execute the necessary documents to implement the actions listed above.



 

46
 







47.


Approve the following actions:



 






a.


Approve to delete and un-fund one (1) vacant Risk Management Analyst II allocation – range 295 ($5,688-$7,264) in Org Key 1012001; and



 





b.


Approve to add and fund one (1) Human Resources Analyst II allocation – range 295 ($5,688 0$7,264) in Org Key 1012001.



 

47
 










PUBLIC HEALTH



 






48.


Approve Acceptance Award letter to receive a Cepheid GeneXpert Xpress testing system, Xpert HCV test cartridges, and related testing supplies from the California Department of Public Health (CDPH).



 


48
 










PUBLIC WORKS



 






49.


Adopt Resolution Extending Declaration of State of Emergency for Compromised Integrity of the Arnold Road Bridge over the Reservation Main Drain, Bridge No. 58C0195 in Imperial County, County Project No. 7351EBR.



 


49
 







50.


Adopt Resolution Extending Declaration of State of Emergency of State of Emergency for Compromised Integrity of the Indian Rock Road Bridge over the Reservation Main Drain, Bridge No. 58C0099 in Imperial County, County Project No. 7365EBR.



 


50
 







51.


Adopt Resolution Extending Declaration of State of Emergency for Compromised Integrity of the Evan Hewes Highway Bridge over the South Fork Coyote Wash, Bridge No. 58C0051 in Imperial County, County Project No. 7347EBR.



 


51
 







52.


Adopt Resolution Extending Declaration of State of Emergency for Compromised Integrity of the Picacho Road Bridge over the Yuma Main Canal, Bridge No. 58C0028 in Imperial County, County Project No. 7239EBR.



 


52
 







53.


Adopt Resolution Extending Declaration of State of Emergency for Compromised Integrity of the Drew Road Bridge over the New River, Bridge No. 58C0026 in Imperial County, County Project No. 6643EBR.



 


53
 







54.


Approve Annual Five-Year List of Project to be Funded with Imperial County Local Transportation Authority Measure D Revenue.



 


54
 










SHERIFF-CORONER



 






55.


Approve Modification #1 to agreement with Imperial County Sheriff’s Office to provide emergency dispatch services for a three-year term from September 2026 through September 2029, in contact amount of $900,000 for a total contract amount of $1,740,000.



 


55
 










SOCIAL SERVICES



 






56.


Approve Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Grant Program Round 5 Agreement with Womanhaven for the Safe Home Project, in an amount not to exceed $183,567.59 from the date of execution through April 30, 2028, under Organizational Key 2050001 - Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Grant Program Round 5. 



 


56 Part 1
 



56 Part 2
 










TREASURER - TAX COLLECTOR



 






57.


Approve the Treasury Investment Report for the period ending August 31, 2026. 



 


57
 










CONSENT BUDGET CALENDAR **CEO recommends approval of Budget Calendar Items** These items require a 4/5 vote



 









DISTRICT ATTORNEY



 






58.


Approve the following actions:



 






a.


Approve District Attorney to execute a three (3) year Master Services Agreement with Closure Intelligence, Inc. effective October 06, 2026, through October 05, 2029 in an amount not to exceed $212,500;



 





b.


Approve District Attorney to execute a three (3) year Agreement with Sun Community Federal Credit Union, effective October 06, 2026 through October 05, 2029, in an amount not to exceed $212,500;



 





c.


Accept a staggered, multi-year grant from Sun Community Federal Credit Union totaling $212,500 over three (3) years to fund the capital purchase of the Closure Intelligence Digital Analyst platform for the Imperial County District Attorney’s office;



 





d.


Approve the Budget Amendment Resolution No. 26-27-001 of $77,500 in Org Key 1020001- District Attorney (General Fund).



 

58
 










PUBLIC WORKS



 






59.


Approve the following actions:



 






a.


Ratification of purchase and installation of the Hydromatic 40MP, 4-inch sewer pump for Sunbeam Lake Park from Barrett Engineered Pump, Inc. in an amount not to exceed $14,636.32, which includes $12,745.36 for the sewer pump and $1,890.96 for installation; and



 





b.


Approve Budget Amendment Resolution No. 26-27-002 in the amount of $14,637.



 

59
 







60.


Approve the following actions:



 






a.


Approve agreement with Vanir Construction Management, Inc. to provide project and construction management services for the Imperial County Sheriff’s Office SB 863 Program Services and Treatment Facility (PSTF), No. SB 863-SR7320SO in the amount of $1,390,880; and



 





b.


Approve Budget Amendment Resolution No. 26-27-003 in the amount of $1,390,880.



 

60
 










SHERIFF-CORONER



 






61.


Approve the following actions:



 






a.


Approve capital purchase of one (1) Ford Police Interceptor Utility Vehicle in Org. Key 2052001 Stonegarden 2024 in an amount not to exceed $60,000 and assign the asset to Org. Key 1994001, Holtville USD Law Enforcement; and



 





b.


Approve Budget Amendment Resolution No. 26-27-004 to Fiscal Year 2026-2027 in the amount of $345,183 to allocate funds in Org. Key 2052001, Stonegarden 2024 and Org. Key 1994001, Holtville USD Law Enforcement.



 

61
 







62.


Approve the following actions:



 






a.


Approve to add and fund one (1) Sheriffs Service Officer -LT allocation in Org. Key 2070001 – Opioid Settlement Fund-ICSO and reassign employee ID# 203723 into this position;



 





b.


Approve to add and fund one (1) Sheriff Service Officer – LT allocation in Org. Key 2070001 – Opioid Settlement Fund -ICSO;



 





c.


Approve to delete and unfund one Sheriffs Service Officer LT -allocation Org Key 2003001 – Tobacco Grant Program;



 





d.


Approve delete and unfund one (1) vacant Sheriffs Service Officer LT – allocation in Org. Key 2003001 – Tobacco Grant Program;



 





e.


Establish Org. Key 2070000/2070001, Opioid Settlement Fund – ICSO (Special Revenue) under Sheriff’s Office;



 





f.


Approve Budget Amendment Resolution No. 26-27-004 in the amount of $250,929 in Org. Key 2070001, Opioid Settlement Funds (Special Revenue).



 

62
 










SOCIAL SERVICES



 






63.


Approve the following actions:



 






a.


Agreement with Imperial County Office of Education for the Home Visiting Program, in an amount not to exceed $1,391,752 for the period of July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2028, under Organizational Key 1047001- Social Services;



 





b.


Authorize the Director of the Department of Social Services to execute four two-year extensions up to Fiscal Year 2034-2036, Originals of the agreement extensions will be filed with the Clerk of the Board;



 





c.


Approve Budget Amendment Resolution No. 26-27-005 in the amount of $197,054 to Organizational Key 1047001 – Social Services.



 

63 Part 1
 



63 Part 2
 










REGISTRAR OF VOTERS



 






64.


Approve Budget Amendment Resolution No. 26-27-006 in the amount of $116,000 funded by the State of California to expedite the vote counting process and voter outreach and education for the November 3, 2026, General Election. 
* Set next meeting date
* Adjournment





 


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CYNTHIA MEDINA CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS