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Votes at a glance: Trinity County Board of Supervisors, Oct. 21

5968204 · October 21, 2025
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Summary

The board approved the consent calendar and adopted a resolution waiving certain CUPA fees for volunteer fire departments; the meeting also included direction to pursue a Pro Housing designation and multiple reports and public comments.

The Trinity County Board of Supervisors on Oct. 21 took the following formal actions during its meeting in Weaverville:

Votes at a glance

- Consent calendar: Approved by roll call. Supervisors recorded votes with "Aye" from Supervisor Gogan, Supervisor Carpenter Harris, Supervisor Lewiler, Supervisor Cox and Supervisor Brownfield. (Motion to approve remaining consent calendar taken after two items were pulled for separate consideration.)

- Item D5 — CUPA fee waivers for volunteer fire departments: Adopted a resolution to waive CUPA fees for Trinity County volunteer fire departments. The item had been pulled for discussion and then approved by roll call with the ayes recorded from Supervisor Gogan, Supervisor Carpenter Harris, Supervisor Lewiler, Supervisor Cox and Supervisor Brownfield. A board member said the intent was to assist volunteer fire departments with fees they cannot control, while noting the county general fund implications.

Other board action

- E1 — Pro Housing designation (direction to staff): The board directed staff to pursue HCD Pro Housing designation and the associated incentive application; this was not a final vote to accept funds but a direction to prepare ordinance updates and applications for subsequent adoption and submission to HCD.

No other formal controversies or final votes on ordinances were recorded in the public portion of the transcript. Closed-session items were announced at the end of the meeting.