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Dana Reid of the Office of Emergency Management said planning began months ago and now involves 31 subcommittees organized around an incident-command structure. The county will staff its emergency operations center and embed OEM representatives in a regional coordination center run by the FBI and in City of Santa Clara and San Jose operations centers. \"We're gonna be activated for 10 days for Super Bowl in the EOC. And for FIFA, we're gonna be activated for 21 days,\" Reid said.

Reid identified primary hospital partners for trauma and air-transport capacity and stressed coordination with public health, behavioral health, EMS, sheriff’s communications and regional hospital systems. Vice Chair Ellenberg pressed for clarity on which hospitals would be designated; Reid said Valley Medical Center, Regional Medical Center and Stanford are the three primaries and noted Saint Louise and Good Samaritan as additional helipad-capable options.

County officials described the fiscal pressure of hosting major national events. The county executive said the state has made an initial allocation of about $10,000,000 for Los Angeles and Bay Area costs but cautioned that the amount will not cover the full local expenditures for staffing, overtime and specialized assets. He said Santa Clara County has been asked to act as the administrative fiscal agent for state funding, a role that carries administrative burden but allows some cost recovery.

Officials urged clearer state-level coordination of resourcing for these large events, citing the fiscal constraints posed by federal cuts in HR 1 and the need to ensure mutual-aid and hospital surge capacity. The committee voted to receive the OEM briefing; staff said a fuller presentation will return in September.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","County of Santa Clara Finance and Government Operations Committee August 19, 2025 2:00 p.m.","oneSentenceSummary","Santa Clara County officials told the Finance and Government Operations Committee on Aug. 19 that the county has engaged federal, state and local partners to prepare for the 2026 Super Bowl and FIFA World Cup events in the region.","taxTitle","Santa Clara County, California","taxId",2855,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_32":75,"_34":35,"_36":37,"_38":76,"_40":77,"_42":78,"_44":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":72,"_73":72},6789582,"Roads and Airports reports progress on signal-operations audit; 15 of 21 county recommendations complete",0,3671990,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5600915-0f72fcd9bc7dfd1a9db6bbff0e81fac6&start=3671&end=3671","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5600915-0f72fcd9bc7dfd1a9db6bbff0e81fac6/thumbnail_3671990.jpg","/articles/6789582/Santa-Clara-County/California/Roads-and-Airports-reports-progress-on-signal-operations-audit-15-of-21-county-recommendations-complete","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6789582-944bafd9e93dc190a6cd06605ea47194/orig.mp4?Expires=1769887969&Signature=U8NV0iYmL3pmp8yDWHJymGbLozwRMsqQ6WUqSJ88Ay~pefombdfrXhHnJGnhZfHRh8hadoZ~k6TA6g9oweDZVtNefY4oVXxZVBUMFwQw8pb4kjjw6tbnEwFrjen9RzZRPMvwof9WeXl~AwFqiQE0OCVgBEIw3hnDN4qZWsM2LkfCox3O~DkOnRGDb2i1ZhShn5RxiML4neAsUcQxus7V9cGN61aKr0gKpdyWHlCac4kIqeDaEe-vyrWLyA1fHZc9eqfX0tU0UBnHDwwA1abMSlnKyo2xRRcr9IVNoIZbstrLje81dftorPPgnmAh6YzrOVHWtxrG3DmhEXUelLp4gA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Harry Freitas, director of Santa Clara County Roads and Airports, and Deputy Director Anath Prasad presented an August update to the Finance and Government Operations Committee on Aug. 19 on the management audit of the Roads and Signal Operations division.

Prasad summarized the audit timeline and results: the management audit began in September 2022 and concluded in September 2024 with 27 total recommendations; 21 recommendations were directed to Roads and Airports. As of the committee update, staff reported 15 of the 21 county-directed recommendations complete and six in progress with a projected finish by year-end.

Supervisors thanked staff and signaled interest in site visits (traffic operations center) to better understand operations. The committee voted to receive the report.","The Roads and Airports Department told FGOC it has completed 15 of 21 audit recommendations directed to the department from a September 2022 management audit of signal operations; six recommendations remain and staff expect completion by the end of the calendar year.",{"_32":86,"_34":35,"_36":37,"_38":87,"_40":77,"_42":88,"_44":88,"_46":89,"_48":90,"_50":91,"_52":92,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":93,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":94,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6789585,"FGOC forwards $157,421.74 write-off of PAGC uncollected fees after agency report",3907475,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5600915-0f72fcd9bc7dfd1a9db6bbff0e81fac6&start=3907&end=3907","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5600915-0f72fcd9bc7dfd1a9db6bbff0e81fac6/thumbnail_3907475.jpg","/articles/6789585/Santa-Clara-County/California/FGOC-forwards-15742174-write-off-of-PAGC-uncollected-fees-after-agency-report","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6789585-f38978c99db4ab4ca796542c2bcef4d4/orig.mp4?Expires=1769887969&Signature=Rq2CDDMfQgIRzKZ1r-JZeuiXYndX4mIt-wuqUCj6IyBHzFWYEflEnSSYwa1okjMDEthOZXeuBTDLZwgDRPsvyhfyzj~XUc5kc55c92WqkBiw4s9knnGFrm8uqHwFZxHyD9qdqKT6T-IrRSQd8GKxuRUSisu8Yms4zjCpg9tmc5I6i9ETsbzV~0jTj-XXRvVSNK0JR30OgEoPhJWrOizg2v-PXeU2JsI30n0UwimAupnuAOcHqvdo3n1-I7LkG23gGnAO5PRlTOgbK7HWfE6hJLL8bVzNFFX1nvhTsMBnddUKdM-GqLdonYsbwcQv86RfVS2vCv~djS5DDb7EI2Botg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Finance and Government Operations Committee voted Aug. 19 to forward a recommendation to the Board of Supervisors to write off $157,421.74 in uncollected Public Administrator/Guardian/Conservator (PAGC) fees.

Vanessa Meralano, Director of the Department of Aging and Adult Services, and Lisa Pate, Chief Deputy Public Administrator, reported that the PAGC urgent needs fund — historically replenished from client recoveries — has been fully recouped over the last five years. \"For the last 5 years, it has been 100 percent recouped,\" Pate said, referring to the county’s $100,000 contribution to the urgent needs fund.

They also described how many fees are deferred and subject to court approval; recent fee increases (investigation, monthly, trust fees) have helped lower the balance of uncollected fees. The committee approved forwarding the write-off amount to the full board.","The committee voted to forward a recommendation to the Board of Supervisors to write off $157,421.74 in uncollected public administrator/guardian/conservator (PAGC) fees after the Department of Aging and Adult Services reported that the urgent needs fund has been 100% recouped over the past five years.",{"_32":96,"_34":35,"_36":37,"_38":97,"_40":77,"_42":98,"_44":98,"_46":99,"_48":100,"_50":101,"_52":102,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":103,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":104,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6789590,"Public commenter urges FGOC to investigate DA Jeff Rosen over alleged cover-up",981565,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5600915-0f72fcd9bc7dfd1a9db6bbff0e81fac6&start=981&end=981","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5600915-0f72fcd9bc7dfd1a9db6bbff0e81fac6/thumbnail_981565.jpg","/articles/6789590/Santa-Clara-County/California/Public-commenter-urges-FGOC-to-investigate-DA-Jeff-Rosen-over-alleged-cover-up","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6789590-3cb3aa05eeb2ef684a552c1ec1a1e1cd/orig.mp4?Expires=1769887969&Signature=Ls9cQfmgFNYZKi09P3X4wzz3D~upN5c~Dv3NOYBQsxTDahzu4f3m7gIQH5yKwvKQb07RtAIiYTQOhQPO5-CdN-3IZuR9lcO2K~LiJhgT8IOccQ6KFcvKDfhRXWggzRCMG92iIDZPxG1S0vKkBX5rkR~E7FjFynm8tnue0bJuDyarR4ccio-nb80-FclZNJ4V1IbkJzvyuItZRCnckZPbmnHCtB0F3Qz7jvzan4Vjm-MqZdp0G82bmNy6D7-89OL7nzaOeCVvt5Ql~~rTh9kHm9ejhHOT3tTKgpurVABAeWCsHX2Los4YYzXtla1BfIO5AMZaIGZTXFvYp8K9oWDvmA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A public commenter identified in the meeting record as \"Parent\" used a three‑minute public-comment slot on Aug. 19 to ask the Finance and Government Operations Committee to open an investigation or consider removal proceedings against District Attorney Jeff Rosen.

The commenter alleged that Rosen was aware of sexual abuse involving the commenter’s children and \"filed charges against me, with the intent of covering up this abuse,\" and said the DA’s conduct had allowed alleged perpetrators to continue offending. The speaker referenced reporting in The Mercury News and named a San Jose police officer, Saul Duran, and a physician, Dr. Patrick Klein, saying the DA had not pursued prosecutions in those cases. \"He's supposed to be out there protecting the community. And what he's doing instead is he's covering up crimes,\" the commenter said.

Committee members did not take action on the allegations during the meeting; no DA representative responded during FGOC. The committee proceeded with its consent calendar and scheduled agenda items.","During public comment a speaker identified as \"Parent\" urged the committee to open an investigation or begin removal proceedings against District Attorney Jeff Rosen, alleging he covered up sexual abuse and referenced media reporting and named individuals; the DA's office was not present to respond.",{"_32":106,"_34":35,"_36":37,"_38":107,"_40":77,"_42":108,"_44":108,"_46":109,"_48":110,"_50":111,"_52":112,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":113,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":114,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6789577,"IGR warns FGOC of HR 1 budget impacts and expedited redistricting package; updates on county-sponsored bills",4281400,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5600915-0f72fcd9bc7dfd1a9db6bbff0e81fac6&start=4281&end=4281","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5600915-0f72fcd9bc7dfd1a9db6bbff0e81fac6/thumbnail_4281400.jpg","/articles/6789577/Santa-Clara-County/California/IGR-warns-FGOC-of-HR-1-budget-impacts-and-expedited-redistricting-package-updates-on-county-sponsored-bills","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6789577-8fb26d6021d6a4d3bbdc12ff6594a4d2/orig.mp4?Expires=1769887969&Signature=JIXqhI24Mfwxc0sz2qSLQz9z--LQ8yJTQ6geTiVGS93Bmx9UezGinoHH0s~daGV-7aQjYue7tNdY4f58Sw5uCtfwgQJAFMT96bG04ud-F6L6TyQf6nxq0X~oNmVjQ8Y3NNIUGlxHKCtzt-iPFv9K4RKr-Y~bgV7XKB1MP67nYuE9TL09ggTNMSEk2yq5rgtMA1k47WX7xlO3rY9WstjT2iO1k0mrTHDO~k7Q0opEY4j4hJFYmuqqXmaZrV2k8PDXiPSTTyx-MCd8-COots3bz~zjKA5ZcQHI1-kekwPTjWnVopoeo5EyaHTbX8sGrunE1ChKxqaPxsoiOIt0piP98A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","David Campos, representing the county’s Office of Intergovernmental Relations from Sacramento, and IGR program manager Elaine Tran updated the Finance and Government Operations Committee on Aug. 19 about legislative activity and county priorities.

Campos said the Legislature is working on a legislative package that would redraw congressional districts and must be finalized by Friday of the week of the meeting; hearings are scheduled across appropriations and elections committees. He also urged committee members to expect close attention to the state budget as the Legislature grapples with the fiscal impacts of HR 1. \"We expect that a floor vote on that package will happen, in both the senate and the assembly by Thursday of this week,\" he said.

IGR staff reviewed three county-sponsored bills: AB 1025 (standby guardian), which was held in Assembly Appropriations and remains under discussion; SB 261 (Sen. Wahab), which aims to encourage businesses to satisfy outstanding wage-theft judgments and was scheduled to be heard in Appropriations on Aug. 20; and AB 243 (Assemblymember Ahrens), on expanding higher-education access for system-involved youth and currently on the Senate floor. They also described ongoing advocacy with CSAC, CAPH and other counties to press the state for assistance on Medi‑Cal and public-hospital funding consequences from HR 1.","The Office of Intergovernmental Relations briefed the committee on an expedited redistricting package and the budgetary impacts of HR 1; IGR discussed county-sponsored bills (AB 1025, SB 261, AB 243), coalition advocacy with CSAC and public-hospital partners, and plans to update the county's legislative platform this fall.","actionData","errors"]

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Santa Clara County outlines emergency and human-trafficking plans for Super Bowl, World Cup events

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FGOC forwards $157,421.74 write-off of PAGC uncollected fees after agency report

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IGR warns FGOC of HR 1 budget impacts and expedited redistricting package; updates on county-sponsored bills