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Votes at a glance: San Diego County Board actions, June 11, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal votes taken during the June 11 San Diego County Board of Supervisors meeting, including approval of minutes and consent items, appointments, a veterans housing pilot, and a directive to prepare for potential federal cuts to safety‑net programs.
SAN DIEGO — The San Diego County Board of Supervisors recorded several formal actions June 11. Key votes and outcomes from the meeting:
- Approval of minutes and proceedings for multiple recent sessions (June 3, June 4 and June 9, 2025) — Motion passed unanimously; all supervisors present voted aye.
- Consent agenda (items 1, 2, 3 and 5) — Motion to approve passed unanimously; all supervisors present voted aye. Item 4 was pulled for discussion.
- Appointments (pulled item 4): Board approved the slate of appointments presented in the board letter after discussion and public comment. Motion passed; Supervisor Jim Desmond recorded a no vote while other supervisors voted aye.
- Item 8 (strengthening emergency housing for homeless veterans): Motion to direct staff to prepare a 90‑day feasibility pilot to expand regional housing assistance and add beds for veterans — Approved unanimously (all supervisors present voted aye).
- Item 9 (prepare county strategy for potential federal cuts to food, housing and health programs): Board directed the CAO to prepare staffing, operational and fiscal strategies and to return with reports; motion passed 4‑1 with Supervisor Desmond voting no. A separate recommendation to prepare a direct notification plan for CalFresh recipients in the event the federal bill is finalized was bifurcated and failed on a 2‑2 tie; the item will return at a later date if not otherwise scheduled.
No ordinances were adopted on June 11. Several items were directed to staff for further analysis and return to the board with cost estimates and implementation options.
For each approved motion where a formal vote was recorded, the board’s clerk noted the result in the meeting minutes and staff were directed to follow the reporting timelines specified in the board letters.
