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A supervisor said the reporting tool is intended to gather public input on predator problems — the supervisor cited mountain lions and coyotes as primary predators taking livestock — and to collect information on types of predators and locations. The questionnaire is available on the Lake County Farm Bureau website, the supervisor said.

The supervisor also described a live-animal training session hosted by Cal Fire and local fire protection personnel for county staff, law enforcement and emergency responders. Trainers focused on handling large livestock in emergency situations, with an emphasis on sheep; attendees practiced live-animal safety and response protocols. The training, scheduled for two hours, ran more than three hours, the supervisor said, and organizers plan additional sessions.

The supervisor thanked local participants Robert Irwin and Shalina Marado for attending and supporting the training. Officials said the sessions aim to improve safety for responders and animals during evacuations and highway incidents.

No board votes or policy changes were recorded during the reports; supervisors said follow-up training and community outreach would continue.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Board of Supervisors Tues Mtg 06-10-25 · Calendars","oneSentenceSummary","Officials said Lake County and the Lake County Farm Bureau published an online questionnaire for residents to report livestock losses to predators and that local fire and law enforcement personnel attended a live-animal training focusing on sheep and other livestock.","taxTitle","Lake County, California","taxId",17505,"location","headline","shortSummary",{"_33":74,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":75,"_41":76,"_43":77,"_45":78,"_46":79,"_48":80,"_50":81,"_52":82,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":83,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":84,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":55,"_72":55},6539073,"Supervisor says revised county budget shows $0 for previously approved Lake Pillsbury projects",69,451000,520000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3761981-e8062b9244a30cfe0f059e7bd0bdd515&start=451&end=520","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3761981-e8062b9244a30cfe0f059e7bd0bdd515/thumbnail_451000.jpg","/articles/6539073/Lake-County/California/Supervisor-says-revised-county-budget-shows-0-for-previously-approved-Lake-Pillsbury-projects","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6539073-2d3b5680eb56a6d128623c8080472f86/orig.mp4?Expires=1771195573&Signature=KxPUHh9mbdS0cTIoIliR-hqjO96yT6wFr-pWwex5lP~w91FmlwrBk1J6I~XHgf6BEy4GSjAlRLnS~JnizdZM3BVHytAHC7mdF7l8~KCuzt9EVxWX164yleAvzPWIDdvJIB46a04bNQjGFMNYchsWBUClTo9QC9Gj2ohhN9qlsIFmzmu92YinxMQhFKEVUDw16UZt5GIsu-qgX3snpO4GJi9AnmyIU~YTSliKfFUp9ssmx5JrOYzexslMMEqvnSBEsoiRzn3EqPAjS2UxDCOnkZFvapGakHRE6Xel5as~No7b7cMOUMvfpYOOsplJvlSfeYiH58V1a5n5g756PIvxCA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A member of the Lake Pillsbury blue-ribbon committee told the Board of Supervisors that the county’s revised budget shows zero dollars for projects that had been approved for Lake Pillsbury in 2023 and 2024.

The supervisor, who said they serve on the blue-ribbon committee, said the funding lines that had been expected to support approved projects were removed in the revised budget and that the committee is now working to determine next steps. The supervisor noted that a new funding source, which they referred to as “Prop 4,” is being accounted for and that county staff are “figuring out” funding allocations.

The comments were descriptive: the supervisor did not propose or record a formal motion at the meeting. No specific dollar amounts for the removed projects or a timeline for restoration of funding were provided during the reports.

Supervisors said staff and relevant committees will follow up to clarify the budget treatment and report back to the board in future meetings.","A blue-ribbon committee member reported the county's revised budget removed funding for projects approved for Lake Pillsbury in 2023 and 2024, and said the removal is being reviewed as new funding sources (including a referenced 'Prop 4') are considered.",{"_33":86,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":87,"_41":88,"_43":89,"_45":90,"_46":91,"_48":92,"_50":93,"_52":94,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":95,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":96,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":55,"_72":55},6539076,"County officials say Cal Fire warned of unusually high herbaceous fuel loads, urging defensible space",185,208000,393000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3761981-e8062b9244a30cfe0f059e7bd0bdd515&start=208&end=393","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3761981-e8062b9244a30cfe0f059e7bd0bdd515/thumbnail_208000.jpg","/articles/6539076/Lake-County/California/County-officials-say-Cal-Fire-warned-of-unusually-high-herbaceous-fuel-loads-urging-defensible-space","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6539076-5c2c9a22fb720b32a8debfa1cfdf958d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771195573&Signature=RoYOqwc-pAl3ecBgdxo2DdOdUsHnSHTVPKWdjWTkqXnAZMPN9OMHjOG2Ao6-rOTwzT43ABmIPEFW4~seKp3Y3QlSdbdUvLdIuiPh7zYN9OqD3TKe1T6~C7iWENzuWFSEiT50Ps32NW5FfFNMrmFI1fck-J2PROfwpKv2H7o4gEV2jEjl3ntox6AVE1GOCdf7BBxpqrEPfIDUxf0AQcoYVDD1~SQdq8FihZ1FRN6Z3lww9K5h~lh9XJ3fjGJOU-PB8lHKq6JEGkR-N0NYUZgeb0Swn080xJ~iLWrB6HiqlFzdoWZ5mge9DZGIXTf99OLQQkMAxXm-DA1ACW1IGFHn2Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A Lake County supervisor reported that Cal Fire Director Chief Tyler told a recent task force meeting the herbaceous fuel load across the landscape is about four times normal and the highest level observed in 30 years, signaling an early and active fire season.

The supervisor said the modeling presented by Cal Fire showed an unusually heavy accumulation of fine fuels after several wet winters, and that Chief Tyler expressed concern about increased fire activity this season. The supervisor added that there already have been more fires this season than is typical for this point in the year and urged residents to maintain defensible space around homes.

The report to the Board of Supervisors did not include specific new county actions or funding tied to the briefing. Instead, county supervisors reiterated routine preparedness guidance: clearing brush and maintaining defensible space, reviewing evacuation plans and ensuring vulnerable residents have evacuation assistance plans.

The same supervisor also said they attended a forum where PG&E Chief Executive Patricia Poppe described improvements in utility performance and expected declines in customer bills; the supervisor noted Poppe’s comments while also telling colleagues that rural constituents continue to report high energy costs and limited electric-vehicle charging infrastructure.

No formal motions or votes followed the reports during the meeting. Supervisors said the county’s risk-reduction and CAO (chief administrative officer) meetings scheduled for the coming week will include wildfire-preparedness items and coordination with Cal Fire and local fire districts.

County officials encouraged residents to monitor Cal Fire and county emergency pages for local advisories during the season.","A county supervisor reported that Cal Fire Director Chief Tyler told a recent task force meeting that herbaceous fuels are roughly four times normal and the highest in 30 years, prompting warnings of an early, active fire season and renewed calls for resident defensible-space work.","actionData","errors"]

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County, Farm Bureau launch predator-reporting form; emergency responders took live-animal training

Supervisor says revised county budget shows $0 for previously approved Lake Pillsbury projects

County officials say Cal Fire warned of unusually high herbaceous fuel loads, urging defensible space