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Votes at a glance: Unanimous approvals on leadership, ordinances and service-charge matters Jan. 7
Summary
A quick reference listing major formal actions taken at the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors meeting on Jan. 7, 2025, including leadership elections, an ordinance amendment and two county service-area charges.
At its Jan. 7 meeting the Sacramento County Board of Supervisors recorded the following formal actions (all votes noted in the meeting record were unanimous unless indicated):
- Election of leadership (Item 47): Phil Serna elected chair for 2025; Rosario Rodriguez elected vice chair. Vote: unanimous.
- Consent Calendar (Items 2–45): Board approved the consent calendar, which included the ordinance amending Title 4, Chapter 4.36 (massage establishments and providers) (Item 4) and other routine items. Motion to approve consent calendar by Supervisor Rich Desmond; second by Supervisor Rodriguez. Vote: unanimous.
- County Service Area No. 1, Zone No. 1 (Item 48): Public hearing and tabulation on benefit category change for 6125 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. One property owner ballot returned in favor; no majority protest; board adopted resolution to change category and assessed increased annual service charge (~$400.64 for combined parcels divided by frontage). Vote: unanimous.
- County Service Area No. 10, Benefit Zone No. 3 (Item 49): Public hearing to establish a service charge for the Sierra Gardens subdivision (159 residential lots). One ballot returned in favor; no majority protest; board adopted resolution to levy an annual service charge of $131.54 per single-family residential lot. Vote: unanimous.
- Budget and legislative priorities (Items 51 and 52): Board adopted the FY 2025–26 budget priorities framework and approved the county’s federal and state legislative platform. Vote: unanimous.
These actions, as recorded in the clerk’s notes and roll call, were entered into the official record of the Jan. 7 meeting; staff follow-up tasks and requested returns to the board are noted in individual item summaries.
