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At a glance: actions taken at the Inyo County Board meeting, Jan. 7, 2025
Summary
The board approved personnel elections, consent items, project awards and grant ratifications; this roundup lists motions, outcomes and brief details for each formal board action recorded on Jan. 7.
The Inyo County Board of Supervisors took the following recorded actions during its Jan. 7 meeting.
Election of officers - Chair: Supervisor Scott Morrison was nominated and elected as 2025 chair (vote recorded 5–0). - Vice chair: Supervisor Griffiths was nominated and elected as vice chair (vote recorded 5–0).
Consent and public works - Consent items 8–12: Approved by blanket motion (vote recorded as carried). - Item 13: Resolution recording the notice of completion for the Lone Pine sidewalk construction and ADA improvements was approved after public comment and staff responses (motion carried).
Committee assignments - Item 14: Annual board committee and commission assignments approved with an amendment to remove a non‑board appointment and other minor adjustments (motion carried).
Capital projects and contracts - Item 15 (Diaz Lake Welcoming & Beautification Project): Board approved the bid package award (uses approximately $714,000 of Clean California funds) and awarded the bid to the recommended contractor (motion carried). - Item 16 (TSA training room upgrades): Board approved award of the contract to Sierra Security Systems for $160,750 and accepted a reimbursement arrangement with the Government Services Administration for about $185,000; a small budget amendment was approved to reconcile the higher-than-expected bid (motion carried).
Grants and program ratifications - Item 17 (Eastern Sierra Community Housing/HAP grants): Ratified grant agreement enabling Inyo County to act as collaborative applicant and distribute HAP funds to regional projects (motion carried). - Item 18 (CalAIM Path 3): Board accepted a CalAIM Path 3 planning and implementation award for probation-related reentry services (approximately $2.5 million cited in presentation); staff were directed to continue planning with attention to sustainability and waiver timelines (motion carried).
How to read this: Motions were moved and seconded at the meeting and recorded as carried where noted. For detailed context, presentations and staff comments are in the meeting record; project and grant award paperwork will be executed by county staff and returned for follow-up as required.
