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Votes at a glance: Tehama County Board actions on April 28, 2026
Summary
At its April 28 meeting the Tehama County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a series of administrative actions including a Carl Moyer reserve participation resolution, a Crestwood contract amendment, county audit services, a sheriff copier amendment, a CDBG closeout and the employment agreement for a new public works director; most votes were recorded by roll call and carried 5–0.
The Tehama County Board of Supervisors recorded unanimous votes (5–0) on several agenda items during its April 28 meeting. Key outcomes:
- Carl Moyer State Reserve Program resolution: Board authorized the Air Pollution Control Officer to submit the year '28 Carl Moyer reserve application for zero‑emission and high‑potential projects; motion approved by roll call vote.
- Crestwood Behavioral Health contract amendment (Consent Item 8): Approved amendment to Agreement 2025‑150 to update facility rates and set a not‑to‑exceed maximum of $3,600,000 for multi‑year placements (07/01/2025–06/30/2028); funding from mental‑health realignment/MHSA; passed by roll call.
- CDBG closeout — Walnut Street parking lot: Board accepted final grantee performance report, reviewed past uses of funds and directed staff to submit required closeout documents for the 2023 CDBG public‑facilities project (total project cost ~ $626,000); motion carried.
- County audit services agreement: Approved selection and contract not to exceed $442,420 for countywide audit services after an RFP process and negotiation that reduced the vendor price by about $30,000.
- Sheriff copier/printer contract amendment (UBO West LLC): Approved an amendment increasing the first‑year not‑to‑exceed cap to $35,000 to address higher color printing volume in the Sheriff's Office.
- Employment agreement with Dan Newton — Public Works Director: Approved the employment agreement (annual salary disclosed for FY 26‑27 at $232,601) with incentive provisions tied to a professional land surveyor license and standard benefits; motion carried 5–0.
All listed roll‑call votes recorded a unanimous yes from the board members present. Where public comment raised concerns (notably on contract spending and the new public works director's salary), staff and supervisors explained funding sources or recruitment context. No item failed; multiple items included direction for staff follow‑up or closeout filings.
