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Kings County supervisors approve budget limit, fees, contracts and an appointment in a series of votes

5113362 · July 2, 2025
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Summary

At its June 25 meeting the Board of Supervisors approved the county's annual appropriation limit, an ordinance setting a booking fee rate, several agreements and amendments, and confirmed an Assistant County Administrative Officer; most measures passed by voice or roll-call votes with one recorded "no."

The Kings County Board of Supervisors approved a series of routine and contractual items on June 25, 2025, including the county's annual appropriation limit, a jail booking-fee ordinance, construction and grant agreements, a tribal mitigation amendment and the confirmation of an Assistant County Administrative Officer.

The measures were presented by department staff and voted on individually. Key outcomes included adoption of the county appropriation limit (Gann limit), an ordinance establishing the jail booking-fee rate for fiscal year 2025'026, approval of a public-works construction contract for an access driveway at Fire Station No. 4, execution of a $100,000 agreement with the Central Valley Community Foundation to support regional California Jobs First participation, approval of a second amendment to the intergovernmental agreement with the Santa Rosa Rancheria Tachi‑Yokut Tribe to continue historical law-enforcement mitigation payments, and confirmation of Michael Powers as Assistant County Administrative Officer.

Highlights of each action:

- County appropriation limit (Gann limit): Rob Knudson, assistant finance director, asked the board to adopt the annual appropriation limit pursuant to Government Code section 7910 and Article XIII B of the California Constitution. Knudson said the limit for 2025'026 increases by 8.56% (a 1.98% local population increase and a…

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