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Board adopts two proclamations and approves monthly reports and consent agenda

3152797 · April 18, 2025
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Summary

The Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted proclamations recognizing Administrative Professionals Week and National Volunteer Week, approved monthly reports and passed the consent agenda with one item (7b) tabled.

On April 15 the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors adopted two proclamations and approved routine administrative items including monthly reports and the consent agenda.

The board read and adopted a proclamation designating April 20–26, 2025, as Administrative Professionals Week, acknowledging office staff contributions across county departments. The board also adopted a proclamation recognizing April 20–26, 2025, as National Volunteer Week and specifically commending sheriff's office search-and-rescue and law enforcement assist volunteers for their service.

The board then approved the county's monthly reports (noting the treasurer's monthly report would follow the next day) and passed the consent agenda with item 7b tabled per an earlier announcement. All motions were adopted by unanimous voice vote.

Votes at a glance: - Proclamation: Administrative Professionals Week (Apr. 20–26, 2025) — approved unanimously. - Proclamation: National Volunteer Week (Apr. 20–26, 2025) — approved unanimously. - Approval of monthly reports (item moved from consent to action, item 18) — approved unanimously (treasurer's report to be delivered next day). - Consent agenda — approved unanimously with item 7b tabled.

The proclamations and routine approvals were presented as part of the board's regular business and do not create enforceable county policy; they serve ceremonial and recognition purposes.