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Board approves routine midyear budget adjustments, assessments and consolidated fee ordinance

Yuba County Board of Supervisors · April 28, 2026
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Summary

Supervisors approved multiple routine midyear budget adjustments (probation, sheriff, care court, county counsel), adopted a consolidated fee ordinance, and approved two lighting/landscaping assessments after public hearings; motions passed unanimously or by roll call as recorded.

At its regular meeting, the Yuba County Board of Supervisors cleared several routine but consequential operational items and adopted a consolidated fee ordinance.

Budget adjustments: The board approved midyear budget adjustments for Probation (moves of Measure K savings to a radio-improvement project and juvenile-hall remodel funding), the Yuba County Sheriff’s Office (approximately $400,776 reallocated to animal care services, a sheriff boat grant and jail budgets using salary savings and other non-general-fund sources) and a recognition of $11,200 in Care Court revenue and expenditures for the public defender’s office. County counsel requested a $96,648 general-fund amendment for legal services and personnel-related costs; staff said that amount would be pulled from general fund contingency and restored in next year’s budget process.

Ordinance and assessments: The board held a public hearing and adopted an ordinance repealing and reenacting portions of the consolidated fee ordinance (no changes since prior presentation). The board also held hearings and approved resolutions to keep the Glencoe Landscaping and Lighting District assessment at $13.20 per dwelling unit (4,558 units) and the Linda Street Lighting and Maintenance District assessment at $12 per unit (3,800 units). Public comment on these items was minimal.

Votes at a glance (as recorded in the meeting): - Probation midyear adjustments: motion passed (roll-call vote recorded). - Sheriff midyear adjustments (~$400,776): motion passed (roll-call vote recorded). - Care Court budget recognition ($11,200): motion passed (roll-call vote recorded). - County council legal-services budget amendment (~$96,648): motion passed (roll-call vote recorded). - Consolidated fee ordinance (waive second reading, adopt): motion passed (roll-call vote recorded). - Glencoe Landscaping & Lighting assessment (keep assessment $13.20/unit): motion passed (roll-call vote recorded). - Linda Street Lighting assessment ($12/unit): motion passed (roll-call vote recorded).

Board staff and supervisors also reported on recent regional meetings, upcoming ribbon-cuttings and community events. The board recessed to closed session at the end of the meeting.