The Solano County Board of Supervisors convened on September 23, 2025, to address several pressing issues, with a significant focus on local land use authority and legislative preemption.

During the meeting, a key discussion highlighted the ongoing national movement to limit local land use authority, which is also being observed in California. A board member emphasized the importance of maintaining local control over land use decisions, arguing that state-level preemption could lead to ineffective policies that do not cater to the unique needs of individual communities. The member articulated that a "one size fits all" approach often fails to address local circumstances, potentially harming various communities across the state.

The board member reiterated the necessity for flexibility at the local level, stating that effective policy implementation requires local governments to have the autonomy to respond to their specific needs. This message was framed as crucial for ensuring that policies do not fail due to a lack of local adaptability.

In addition to this discussion, Supervisor Williams committed to following up on issues related to healthy rivers and landscapes, ensuring that relevant information is shared with the board to keep them informed about challenges affecting Solano County.

The meeting concluded without further questions from the board, marking a productive session focused on advocating for local governance and addressing environmental concerns. The board's ongoing efforts to communicate these issues to their legislative delegation were acknowledged as vital for the community's interests.