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Yuba County board reaffirms military equipment use policy, accepts 2024 report
Summary
The board voted to reaffirm chapter 2.155 of the Yuba County ordinance adopting a military equipment use policy and received the sheriff's 2024 military equipment use report after a presentation by Sgt. Braden Mallory.
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Sgt. Braden Mallory of the Yuba County Sheriff's Office presented the sheriff's 2024 military equipment use report and asked the Board of Supervisors to reaffirm county ordinance Chapter 2.155 and the sheriff's Military Equipment Policy (Policy 706). Mallory said the report had been posted publicly and that a public meeting had been held in accordance with law; he stated no public comments had been received on the report.
The board opened the public hearing, received no public comment, and a supervisor moved and seconded to waive first reading and introduce the ordinance reaffirming the county code and the sheriff's policy and receive the annual report. The clerk conducted a roll-call vote with Supervisors Vasquez, House, Bradford and Messick voting yes; Supervisor Feuer was recorded as absent. The motion passed.
Mallory said copies of the policy and the report had been provided to the board and posted on the sheriff's website. No substantive questions or public challenges were raised during the hearing.
