At its regular meeting the Mono County Board of Supervisors approved a consent agenda and other routine actions by unanimous vote.

The consent agenda items approved on a single motion and recorded roll call (5-0) included the following items as described in the staff report:

- 5A: Board minutes for April, May and June 2025 (approval of minutes).
- 5B: Fiscal year 2024-25 County Audit Engagement Letter (audit engagement authorization).
- 5C: Local Agency Investment Fund (LAIF) authorization for transfer of funds (investment transfer authorization).
- 5D: Authorization changes for signers on Mono County accounts held at Oak Valley Community Bank (bank account signer updates).
- 5E: Fiscal year 2024-25 budget adjustment for year-end closeout (budget adjustment).
- 5F: Fiscal year 2025-26 appropriation transfer request, Environmental Health (appropriation transfer).
- 5G: Fiscal year 2025-26 appropriation transfer request, Human Resources Department / CAO office (appropriation transfer).
- 5H: In-Home Supportive Services nonprofit consortium rate change request (rate change request).
- 5I: Resolution approving a program supplement agreement for carbon reduction purchases (resolution for program supplement agreement).
- 5J: Agreement with California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (agreement execution authorization; description in staff report).
- 5K: Agreement with Exxon Enterprises, Inc. (agreement execution authorization; description in staff report).

Each item was listed on the published agenda packet and staff recommended approval. After the motion to approve items 5A through 5K and a second, the clerk called roll: Supervisor Dugan (yes), Supervisor McFarland (yes), Supervisor Peters (yes), Chair Salcedo (yes) and Supervisor Kreitz (yes). The clerk recorded 5 yeses, 0 no's; the motion passed.

Other recorded board votes from the same meeting included:

- Adoption of the Yosemite Gateway Communities charter and appointment of Supervisor McFarland, Supervisor Peters and Emily Bridal as Mono County's three representatives (motion passed 5-0). See separate article for details.

- Adoption of a resolution authorizing County Counsel to represent special districts with a 10-hour baseline and training commitments; motion passed 5-0. See separate article for details.

Ending: Routine consent and administrative matters were approved; staff will proceed with the contract signings, budget adjustments and the next steps documented in each staff report.