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Supervisor questions focused on how outreach teams will work day-to-day: how many outreach workers will be deployed, whether teams will visit encampments by foot, what supplies and services outreach will deliver, and whether the contract leverages other sources such as Medi-Cal for service continuity. County administration staff said the contract continues a CAPMC program the county had previously supported and that the money is state funding; Jessica Leon (County Administration) said she would connect board members with CAPMC for more specifics. Assistant CAO Joel Begay suggested continuing the item so DSS and CAPMC can present in person.

Why it matters: the agreement funds direct outreach to unsheltered residents, including basic needs, crisis intervention and referrals to shelters and behavioral-health services. Supervisors emphasized they want clear deliverables and measurable outcomes because of community concerns about public safety and the effectiveness of prior programs.

What was requested on the record
- Supervisor(s) asked for: roster of outreach staff, geographic schedule, description of outreach activities (food, hygiene kits, referrals, ID assistance), metrics for success and use of Medi-Cal funding or other leverage.
- County staff committed to: arranging a presentation by DSS and CAPMC and returning the item for a future vote when those representatives can attend.

Ending: The item was not approved on June 3. The board directed staff to continue the item to a subsequent meeting and to provide the requested operational details before returning it to the consent calendar.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","BOS Regular Meeting 06/03/2025","oneSentenceSummary","Supervisors pulled a $524,003.94 state-funded street-outreach agreement with CAPMC for further detail; staff said CAPMC would resume an ongoing program and county will schedule DSS and CAPMC to present operational specifics.","taxTitle","Madera County, California","taxId",4595,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":79,"_47":80,"_49":81,"_51":82,"_53":83,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":84,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":85,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6543308,"Madera County supervisors approve multiple rezones, contracts and budget adjustments; several items continued or pulled",0,5494000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3636913-516db155e0d293ee9af9fbe49b248da8&start=5494&end=5494","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3636913-516db155e0d293ee9af9fbe49b248da8/thumbnail_5494000.jpg","/articles/6543308/Madera-County/California/Madera-County-supervisors-approve-multiple-rezones-contracts-and-budget-adjustments-several-items-continued-or-pulled","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6543308-39eef7ca16fe124335a9fee31e195924/orig.mp4?Expires=1771144213&Signature=gHE0u17EMgEnJtFW3AlQlUbfvXVgUqQPUscN67jHhdm-nK3fG~rin4HeXNs3oHvCHw6-qDGoQ9ZJUvOV-2O4LAuSFeqR0AWfK-QvtUaM5Bh7i1Oq8j8QNStgsyHAQ1uLMGuiNJvYyZxvH3u7b6Sop7pvaoGhATxWfNZqlgdqYQc8zmbXnR5xhCh1W-2DCbJWLlk9gwuFleiwPTwAsu0hpalN4ezX5aq3OoBmSIOCs44lqiGAb5hUMYMhQkASIAp7vLyYux1HuSOi7sYXi3692JKeoHKCItnRXxrmjTPvyjS8KR0n73Rrhks2TBz0DA-G~8rKA1Qau0omikd5XVXlIw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Madera County Board of Supervisors members voted on a series of routine and high-profile items at their June 3 regular meeting, approving development rezonings, public works and transit construction agreements, public health fee changes and county budget adjustments while continuing at least one homelessness outreach contract for further briefing.

The board approved multiple items by roll-call votes. Major approvals included a pavement rehabilitation contract using SB 1 and Measure T funds, a construction-management contract for the Avenue 12 widening, a new bus-yard and electric-charging facility, the countywide CAL FIRE cooperative agreement for 2025–26, and adoption of an updated public health master fee schedule. A street-outreach agreement with CAPMC (about $524,003.94) was pulled for a future meeting so county social services and CAPMC representatives could be present to answer questions. Two consent-calendar items were removed for separate consideration and one was continued or tabled as noted on the record.

Why it matters: the board’s votes will allocate millions of dollars of local, state and Measure T funds to capital projects and public safety agreements and set fees and staffing commitments that affect county services through fiscal 2025–26. Several approvals rely on state or grant funding sources and on interagency agreements that shape how the county shares fire, transport and homelessness resources with neighboring jurisdictions.

Key votes at a glance
- Consent calendar (with items X and S removed for separate action): Approved by roll call, vote recorded as 5–0. Item X was tabled; item S was removed for separate vote due to a disclosed conflict and later approved 4–0.
- Board of Equalization hearing; Chowchilla Water District assessment (rate $1.50): Adopted, 5–0.
- Planning: Darryl’s Mini Storage rezone/conditional use permit/variance and associated mitigated negative declaration: Approved, 5–0.
- Planning: Gateway Engineering (tentative parcel map / rezone / general plan amendment to split winery parcel and allow an approved RV resort): Approved, recorded vote noted as 4–0 in the minutes.
- Public Health master fee schedule (sliding-fee scale update): Adopted, 5–0.
- CAL FIRE/Madera County cooperative agreement (State agreement 4CA07251) for fiscal 2025–26, $15,320,280: Authorized and approved, 5–0.
- Public works / SB 1 countywide pavement rehabilitation (Don Berry Construction) $7,630,193.26: Contract awarded and construction authorization given, 5–0.
- Avenue 12 widening construction-management and inspection (California Construction Management & Engineering) $2,213,535.59: Contract awarded, 5–0.
- Almond Yard bus facility (Harris Development Corp.): Contract awarded, authorization to proceed and contingency approval, 5–0.
- Budget adjustments (receipt of unanticipated revenue RUR 24-152 and 24-155 adding appropriations to CAO insurance and county counsel budgets): Approved, 5–0.
- Veterans Services reorganization ordinance (second reading): Adopted, 5–0.

What the motions and votes did: the board authorized contracts, accepted state and local funding, adopted fee and policy updates and reaffirmed the county’s agreements with statewide partners such as CAL FIRE. Several approvals included delegated authorities to the director of public works or other designated officials to issue notices to proceed and to approve change orders up to standard contingency limits (commonly 10% of the award).

Not specified or pending: the homelessness outreach agreement with CAPMC (funded by a state grant for ~$524,003.94) was not approved; the board continued that item to a future meeting to allow DSS and CAPMC representatives to provide detailed operational information. For several motions the minutes record roll-call “Yes” tallies but do not show full verbatim motion text or mover/second names; those details remain in the official minute record. The board recorded at least one recusal related to SB 1439 implications; the minutes note the recusal but do not identify the text of any conflict beyond the roll call.

Ending: The approvals will move projects into procurement, construction or implementation phases this summer and into fiscal 2025–26. The board asked for additional briefings on some items (notably homelessness outreach and a few larger contracts) before final implementation steps are taken.","At its June 3 meeting the Madera County Board of Supervisors approved a slate of planning entitlements, construction and transit contracts, and budget adjustments; it continued a homelessness outreach contract for further staff briefing and pulled two consent items for separate votes.","actionData","errors"]

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Board continues $524,003.94 street-outreach contract for CAPMC pending detailed operational briefing

Madera County supervisors approve multiple rezones, contracts and budget adjustments; several items continued or pulled