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Plumas County supervisors approve consent agenda, authorize fire-district withdrawal and ratify sheriff's side letter
Summary
The Board approved its consent agenda, authorized a fire-district fund withdrawal tied to annexation, and ratified a side letter with the Plumas County Sheriff's Employees Association; votes were taken by roll call and carried unanimously as recorded in the meeting.
The Plumas County Board of Supervisors approved the consent agenda and several staff-recommended administrative actions during its regular meeting.
On a single motion and roll-call vote the board approved the consent agenda. The consent package included authorization for the county treasurer to allow the Eastern Promise Fire Protection District to withdraw approximately $130,230 from the county treasury because of annexation into the Beckworth Peak Fire Protection District; staff said the transfer reflects funds the smaller district held in the county treasury and is intended to ensure sufficient operational resources for the receiving district.
The board also adopted a resolution ratifying a side letter to the memorandum of understanding between the County of Plumas and the Plumas County Sheriff's Employees Association (Sheriff's Department unit). County staff described the side letter as interim compensation and staffing recognition after the dispatch supervisor retired and a deputy temporarily assumed supervisory duties in dispatch. A board member noted there are four unfilled deputy positions in the sheriff's office and that the county is actively recruiting.
Separately, the board approved a supplemental budget transfer of $68,836.70 related to CPUC local agency grant reimbursements; staff described that action as a "cleanup" to cover an invoice that missed the fiscal-year budget and said there is no general fund impact.
All roll-call votes recorded in the transcript registered "yes" from the supervisors present. The board then proceeded to closed session to discuss personnel and labor items; there was no reportable action on closed-session items when the meeting reconvened.
The administrative transfers and the side letter were approved as presented and recorded in the meeting minutes.
