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Merced County Board routs through consent and approves broadband, fair loan and other items
Summary
On March 25 the Merced County Board of Supervisors approved the consent calendar and a series of department items, authorized participation in a regional broadband application, certified a Dos Palos municipal election, and approved a spring fair loan.
The Merced County Board of Supervisors handled a full agenda March 25, approving routine and action items across departments in a sequence of recorded motions and votes.
- Consent calendar (items 1–17): Motion by Supervisor Silvera, second by Supervisor McDaniel; motion passed on the record.
- National Public Health Week proclamation (Item 4/18): Presented by Kristen Sullivan and adopted by motion; vote recorded as passing.
- Human Services Agency item (Item 19): Motion by Supervisor Silvera, second by Supervisor Pacheco; motion unanimously passed.
- Community and Economic Development items (20–21): Motion by Supervisor Pacheco, second by Supervisor Pereira; motion unanimously passed.
- Fire item (22): Motion by Supervisor Pereira, second by Supervisor Silvera; motion unanimously passed.
- Spring Fair loan for junior livestock auction (Item 23): County staff presented revenue/attendance details; motion by Supervisor Silvera, second by Supervisor Pereira; motion unanimously passed.
- Human Resources (Item 24), County Executive Office items (25–27), and board appointments (28–29): Motions and seconds were recorded and passed; the board also heard an informational strategic plan progress report (Item 31).
- Elections: The board certified the Dos Palos special municipal election approving Measure S (fire protection services tax); elections staff highlighted use of a new mobile services trailer and successful certification.
- Groundwater: The board convened as the Delta–Mendota Groundwater Sustainability Agency and adopted the listed action item.
All votes mentioned in the March 25 transcript were recorded as passing; the transcript does not print a full roll-call vote listing for every individual item.
