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Votes at a glance: Key Fresno County Board actions on Sept. 9, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal board actions taken Sept. 9, including approvals of consent items, contract awards, proclamations, ordinances and policy adoptions.
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Below are the formal actions the Fresno County Board of Supervisors took at its Sept. 9 meeting. Each listing includes the agenda item number and the recorded outcome.
- Item 2 (Consent remainder): Approved consent agenda items 18 through 48 (items 39 and 45 were pulled for separate consideration). Outcome: Approved (voice vote).
- Item 39 (Public Health): Accepted a termination letter from North Central Fire Protection District for fire dispatch services revenue agreement No. 24-322, effective Aug. 1, 2025. Outcome: Approved (motion carried; three supervisors recused from this item per Levine Act disclosures).
- Item 45 (Public Works & Planning): Adopted plans and specifications and awarded base bid and Additive 1 for Contract 25-01-CD, County Service Area 44A wastewater facility improvements (CDBG Project No. 21271). Outcome: Approved (Supervisor Magsig recused on this item).
- Item 5 (Auditor-Controller-Treasurer-Tax Collector): Denied petition to rescind the June 2025 tax sale of APN 046-123-02 (3718 E. Washington). Outcome: Motion to deny petition approved.
- Item 5.1 (Administrative Office): Adopted resolution proclaiming and ratifying a local emergency for the Salt Fire (proclamation signed Sept. 4, 2025). Outcome: Ratification approved (voice vote).
- Item 6 (Administrative Office): Approved and authorized chair to execute a retroactive revenue agreement with Central Valley Community Foundation to participate in the Sierra-San Joaquin Jobs coalition (California Jobs First), effective Feb. 1, 2025–Jan. 31, 2026. Outcome: Approved (roll-call; motion passed).
- Item 7 (Administrative Office): Approved and adopted Administrative Policy 81 (department celebrations) with the requested modification; CAO to issue an implementing management directive. Outcome: Adopted by roll call, 3–2 (Supervisors Chavez and Pacheco voted no).
- Item 8 (Public Works & Planning): First hearing on ordinance amending Fresno County Code Chapter 11.24 (speed limits) for areas around Bradley New Ed Center; waived full reading and set second hearing for Oct. 21, 2025. Outcome: Set second hearing (voice vote).
- Item 9 (Public Works & Planning): Approved amendment to text application No. 386 and adopted ordinance modifying zoning text to allow personal recreational-vehicle storage in unlimited agricultural zone within 1/2 mile of adopted sphere of influence, contingent on obtaining a conditional use permit. Outcome: Adopted (voice vote).
- Item 10 (Social Services): Received and discussed MOD C quarterly governing body report (no formal action required). Outcome: Received.
- Board appointments (Item 12): Appointments and reappointments to behavioral health board, foster care standards and oversight committee, and assessment appeals board were approved. Outcome: Approved.
Ending: Several items passed unanimously by voice vote; others passed on roll-call or with recusals where disclosed. The board directed follow-up tasks on AP 81 implementation, coalition participation reporting, emergency response reporting, and processing of any claims related to the tax sale.

