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Supervisors authorize semiannual bond actions for county energy‑upgrade program
Summary
The Board adopted resolutions authorizing the treasurer and related entities to continue issuance and investment of bonds tied to the Sonoma County Energy Independence Program through Sept. 30, 2025; staff said they will return with a program update and interest‑rate reevaluation on May 20.
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The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors on March 18 adopted a set of resolutions authorizing semiannual bond actions to continue the Sonoma County Energy Independence Program (commonly known as the county's PACE/energy finance program) through Sept. 30, 2025.
Eric Roser, County Controller‑Treasurer and program administrator for the Energy Independence Program, told the board the actions would authorize the treasurer to invest in bonds issued by the Sonoma County Public Finance Authority and authorize execution of related agreements, including a bond purchase agreement and loan documents. Roser said the board will receive a program update and interest‑rate reevaluation on May 20.
"This authorization will allow the program to continue through September thirtieth of 2025," Roser said, summarizing the staff recommendation and the technical actions required across county boards and the Public Finance Authority.
Board members had no substantive questions from the dais, no public commenters addressed the item, and a board member moved and seconded the item. The motion carried unanimously by the members present.
Why it matters: The resolutions keep the county's energy‑efficiency financing program operational while staff continues to monitor market interest rates and program demand. Staff said the authorization includes routine loan and sale documents between the county and the Sonoma County Public Finance Authority.
What's next: Staff will return May 20 with a formal program update and an interest‑rate reevaluation.
