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Sutter County honors volunteers and community organizations, proclaims observance months
Summary
The board presented resolutions and plaques recognizing a long-serving county HR employee, the Yuba Sutter Food Bank, Friends of the Sutter County Library (45 years), Library Lovers Month, Black History Month, and Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month.
The Sutter County Board of Supervisors used the meeting to recognize multiple community organizations and observances.
The board presented a gold retirement resolution to Margaret Fermini for more than 24 years of service in county human resources. The Yuba Sutter Food Bank received a proclamation commending its work addressing food insecurity; Maria Ball thanked the board and highlighted recent fundraising. The board presented plaques to volunteers Tracy Ramos and Alexandria Rainey for their emergency food distribution work.
Members of the Friends of the Sutter County Library were recognized for nearly 45 years of service and fundraising support; staff said the group has contributed more than $250,000 over that period. The board proclaimed February 2026 as Library Lovers Month and February 2026 as Black History Month; a representative of the Connecting Cultures Collaborative described partnerships with UC Davis on prostate cancer research and invited the board to community events. The meeting also included a proclamation for Teen Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Month with partners offering school-based education and hotline resources.
These items were ceremonial proclamations and recognitions; no policy actions resulted from these presentations.
