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Mariposa County supervisors meet in closed session to consider Development Services director post
Summary
The Mariposa County Board of Supervisors met in a brief special session Feb. 11 to hold a closed-session discussion about filling the Development Services Director position under Government Code section 54957(b)(1); no public comment was taken and the board said direction was given.
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Mariposa County supervisors convened a special meeting on Feb. 11, 2026, and went immediately into closed session to consider filling the county’s Development Services Director position under Government Code section 54957(b)(1). "Our first item and only item is our closed session," the presiding officer said when announcing the agenda.
The presiding officer announced that Supervisors Smalcom, Poe, Kaiser and Toso were present and that Supervisor Mediteray was excused. The presiding officer also said the county chief administrative officer, the clerk of the board and the acting county counsel were in attendance. The board led the Pledge of Allegiance before taking up the closed-session item.
The chair opened the floor for public comment on the personnel matter and said, "I see no public comment on the item," before closing public comment and sending the board into closed session. The board later reconvened in open session, with the presiding officer stating, "We are finished with our closed session, and information was received, and direction was given." The meeting was then adjourned.
The board did not record a formal vote or disclose any specifics of the discussion on the public record. The closed session was convened under the cited provision of the California Government Code that allows closed deliberations about public employee appointments. No timeline for a hire, candidate names, or further procedural steps were stated on the record.
