The Supervisors met briefly on February 11. They began with a Special Meeting concerning the explosion in a trailer in an unincorporated area west of Redding, resulting in an injury to the resident that occurred last week. The Board adopted… Continue Reading
As reported last week, the January 28 meeting of the Board of Supervisors was a marathon. This is a continuation of that meeting. The issue that received the most public input was, of course, the consideration of a new county… Continue Reading
Supervisors voted unanimously on Tuesday to adopt a new ordinance governing the growing of marijuana in the unincorporated parts of the county. The motion was made by Supervisor Leonard Moty and seconded by Supervisor Pam Giacomini. It was taken after… Continue Reading
The Board of Supervisors’ January 14 public meeting lasted barely over 20 minutes on this day. That was enough time to honor the County Employee of the Month for January (John Crowe, Associate Engineer, Department of Public Works), and to… Continue Reading
The Board of Supervisors met briefly on this first Tuesday of the new year. The first order of business was to elect officers for 2014. Supervisor Les Baugh was elected Chairman and Supervisor Leonard Moty elected Vice Chairman, both unanimously. Supervisor Baugh… Continue Reading
This Board meeting included two actions related to health care that signal encouraging changes for Shasta County residents. The Board conducted a “Beilenson hearing”, or public hearing. State law requires that before a county can reduce or eliminate or change medical or health care services to the public, it must Continue Reading
This Board meeting included two actions related to health care that signal encouraging changes for Shasta County residents. The Board conducted a “Beilenson hearing”, or public hearing. State law requires that before a county can reduce or eliminate or change medical or health care services to the public, it must Continue Reading
This Board meeting included two actions related to health care that signal encouraging changes for Shasta County residents. The Board conducted a “Beilenson hearing”, or public hearing. State law requires that before a county can reduce or eliminate or change medical or health care services to the public, it must Continue Reading
Note: There will be no Board of Supervisors for the next two weeks, November 19 and November 26. Enjoy the holiday! In a sign of a recovering economy, the Board acted to recognize $2 million in “Teeter” revenue. Teeter is… Continue Reading
The Supervisors meeting on November 5 was the first after three weeks away for me, and the Board was kind enough to provide a brief meeting for my re-entry. The Board passed a resolution designating November 5-11 Veterans Awareness Week.… Continue Reading
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