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Votes at a glance: Board adopts routine proclamations, employee recognition and investment delegation
Summary
The Solano County Board approved a package of proclamations and recognitions (JROTC week, Public Works Week, Memorial Day, National Wine Day, Peace Officers Memorial Day), adopted employee and organizational recognitions, renewed the treasurer's investment delegation and approved the consent calendar; most items passed unanimously (recorded as 4–0).
At its May meeting the Solano County Board of Supervisors approved multiple ceremonial resolutions and administrative actions by voice vote. Key items adopted by the board included:
• Proclamation recognizing the week of 05/14/2024 as Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) week and recognition of four high school JROTC units (Armijo, Vanden, Fairfield, Jesse Bethel). (Adopted; recorded vote: 4–0.)
• Resolution proclaiming May 19–25, 2024 as National Public Works Week in Solano County and recognizing public works staff. (Adopted; recorded vote: 4–0.)
• Employee of the Month recognition for Charlie Palomares (Department of Resource Management). (Adopted; recorded vote: 4–0.)
• Resolution recognizing Memorial Day (05/27/2024) and Peace Officers Memorial Day / National Police Week observances. (Adopted; recorded votes: 4–0.)
• Resolution recognizing May 25 as National Wine Day and honoring the Suisun Valley vintners and growers. (Adopted; recorded vote: 4–0.)
• Resolution honoring Partnership Health Plan of California and CEO Sonia Bjork for 30 years of service; staff described the plan’s growth from a county initiative to a 24‑county plan that has brought housing and homelessness funding to Solano County. (Adopted; recorded vote: 4–0.)
• Consent calendar and routine administrative items, and renewal of the annual delegation of investment authority to the county treasurer and associated investment policies (no substantive policy changes). (Adopted; recorded vote: 4–0.)
These routine and ceremonial actions were taken at the start of the meeting; several items included brief presentations and photo opportunities. The board recorded the majority of these actions as passed unanimously during the session.
