The regular meeting held on June 13, 2024, commenced with the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by the approval of the meeting agenda. A motion was made to table two agreements with the USDA regarding a work and financial plan and a cooperative service agreement for wildlife damage management. The motion, supported by Commissioner Medina, was prompted by the need for further investigation into budgetary concerns and public inquiries. The agreements are expected to be revisited at a special meeting later this month.

During the public input segment, Charlotte Benavides, a local business owner and resident, expressed gratitude to the fire departments for their response during the recent Rodeo Road fire, which posed a direct threat to her property. She highlighted two main concerns: the lack of an evacuation plan for residents and the ongoing presence of smoke on her property, raising fears of potential reignition. Benavides urged for better communication from the fire chief regarding the status of the fire's extinguishment to ensure community safety.