Behavioral Health Commission accepts resignation, asks Board to post vacancies
Plumas County Behavioral Health Commission accepted Stephanie Swiffinbank’s resignation, approved minutes and asked the Board of Supervisors to post three vacancies including a student representative and an education seat. Commissioners discussed outreach channels and legal notice requirements.
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The Plumas County Behavioral Health Commission approved meeting minutes, accepted a resignation from Commissioner Stephanie Swiffinbank and voted to request that the Board of Supervisors post three open seats on county boards and commissions.
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