The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors held a meeting where several community events and initiatives were discussed, highlighting local engagement and support for animal welfare.

Supervisor Hume announced the inaugural 2024 Pup Cup Golf Tournament, set to take place at Lamb Park Golf Course, organized by the owners of Mojo's, a local tap room. The tournament aims to raise funds for the county's animal shelter, with Hume expressing gratitude for the partnership with the director of animal care and control, Annette. He encouraged community members to participate, noting that the event will be informal, featuring only nine holes of golf.

In addition to the golf tournament, Hume mentioned upcoming events in his district, including the Strauss Festival in Elk Grove and the Pair Fair in Cortland, both scheduled for the weekend. These events are expected to draw significant community participation.

The meeting also touched on a sensitive issue regarding the county's justice system. Hume suggested that the board begin negotiations for the next contract period sooner rather than later, emphasizing the importance of using a consistent methodology for compensation surveys to support their position. He refrained from further discussion on this matter, as it was not on the agenda, but aimed to ensure that the board is proactive in addressing future contract negotiations.

Overall, the meeting underscored the board's commitment to community involvement and the welfare of animals, while also addressing critical operational matters within the county's justice system.