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Orange County Board of Supervisors authorizes appeal, approves $350,000 in settlements and rejects airport smoke claims in closed session
Summary
In closed session the Orange County Board of Supervisors authorized an appeal in Jay Campos v. County of Orange, approved two settlements totaling $350,000 (subject to final approvals), rejected multiple smoke-and-ash claims from an airport fire and authorized reimbursement of one claimant’s actual expenses.
The Orange County Board of Supervisors met in closed session and took several legal and claims actions: it authorized an appeal in a civil rights case, approved two settlements totaling $350,000 pending final approvals, rejected multiple smoke-and-ash claims tied to an airport fire and authorized one reimbursement of actual expenses.
Unidentified Speaker 1 announced that, "With respect to SCS 3, the board unanimously authorized the filing of an appeal" in the matter of Jay Campos v. County of Orange, a case described in the closed-session report as involving the fentanyl-overdose death of a jail inmate. The report said the plaintiff sued the…
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