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Board approves routine consent items, First 5 appointments and environmental health vehicle authorization
Summary
Supervisors approved the consent agenda, appointed four members to the county First 5 commission, and authorized the environmental health director to assign an overnight vehicle to an inspector; most items passed on roll call or by general assent.
Plumas County supervisors handled several routine administrative items Oct. 14, approving a consent agenda of noncontroversial items, making appointments to the county First 5 commission and authorizing an environmental health vehicle assignment.
The board appointed Joanna Garnu, Supervisor Mimi Hall (as an at‑large member), Casey Nunn and Cindy Hogg to the Plumas County First 5 Commission and accepted the resignation of Brenda Potiti upon her retirement; one board member abstained from a vote where they were a nominee. The board also approved an item authorizing the director of environmental health to assign an overnight vehicle to an environmental health inspector under the county overnight vehicle assignment policy for reasons of efficiency, economy and safety.
These items were approved by vote or general consent during the morning session; no separate public hearings were required.
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