City staff said Circle 6’s review screened $82.6 million in potential releaseable capacity and identified $14.3 million in savings or recovered funds, with a fuller policy roadmap due back Sept. 15.
Our Heroes’ Dreams reported billing $249,852 of a county opioid settlement contract that supported 30 veterans with lodging, Camp Freedom placements, meals, counseling and other services.
A county resolution adopted Aug. 11 formally rebukes Curtis and says he violated personnel rules after earlier substantiated misconduct findings.
The county’s agreement would replace Environmental Health’s legacy Digital Health Department permitting system with Tyler’s software under a three-year SaaS contract.
The board sent three separate items back for more detail or action, each on a 5-0 vote: a no-cost grant-writing contract, a proposed substance-use policy and support for joining Diablo Canyon 2045.
The city said Chief Jerrod Vanlandingham retired Aug. 21 after more than 30 years in public service, and Deputy Chief Jason Foley will serve as interim fire chief.
The three-year agreement covers Parent Learning and Supportive Services and Prevention and Early Intervention work, with annual spending capped at $311,075.
County staff say changes to the appliance-recycling bill address the concerns behind an earlier opposition letter.
The Aug. 31 special meeting packet says Anderson-Cottonwood Irrigation District is revising consultant work for a landowner assessment vote, updating budgets and parcel records, and adding election support from MK Elections.
A special meeting packet says Anderson-Cottonwood Irrigation District is considering a scope amendment that would raise assessment and election work to $124,500 and target a December 2026 vote.
A ribbon cutting at RABA’s downtown terminal will celebrate the new intercity bus connection along the Interstate 5 corridor.
The county approved a special assessment and a lien against the same Anderson property to collect unpaid abatement costs, fines and penalties.
The commission advanced AMD 2025-00266 and PM-20205-0091 for EP2, Reading OASIS LLC, after a third public hearing that touched on emergency water-supply routing and environmental-review questions.
Council reviewed proposed fee changes across parks, development services, fire, solid waste and the airport, but members said some items need clearer guardrails and more data before they move forward.
The board heard sustained public comment for and against a proposed censure, but the meeting excerpt does not show a final vote.
Supervisors approved a personnel-rule change and a related agreement aimed at filling the county’s Chief of Psychiatry post, which staff said has been difficult to recruit.
Our Heroes Dreams told supervisors it served 30 veterans, logged 591 nights of lodging and 652 meals, and billed the county $249,852 under the settlement-funded agreement.
The Aug. 13 board packet asks Anderson Cottonwood Irrigation District directors to review a sole-source contract proposal for Churn Creek Main Canal and Lateral 21 work with Core Ten Resources Inc., with three scope options topping out at $1.157 million.
The irrigation district’s Aug. 13 packet puts a draft response to the June 8 grand jury report before directors for review and possible final submission.
The county board packet recommends a contract for West Central Landfill Unit 5A and related budget changes tied to the project.
HHSA is asking supervisors to approve a retroactive renewal for CWS/CMS training, saying a processing delay in Glenn County made the agreement time-sensitive.
The FY26/27 grant would fund checkpoints, saturation patrols, training and outreach from July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027.
County staff recommended formal opposition to Caltrans’ proposed roundabout at SR 44 and Silver Bridge Road and sought authority for future letters without further board action.
The agreement will pay Glenn County to provide CWS/CMS training for Shasta HHSA staff through June 2029.
