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Mono County supervisors adopt three proclamations and approve HR, MOU and routine items
Summary
At its May 5 meeting the Mono County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted proclamations recognizing May as Foster Parent Appreciation Month, Mental Health Awareness Month, and Affordable Housing Month; approved a personnel reclassification for Community Development and an MOU to host a law‑clerk intern; and passed the consent agenda including emergency declarations and grant actions.
The Mono County Board of Supervisors on May 5 approved a slate of proclamations and routine actions during its regular meeting in Bridgeport.
Proclamations: The board adopted three proclamations: (1) designating May 2026 as Foster Parent Appreciation Month (motion to adopt by Supervisor McFarland; second recorded; roll call vote 4 yes, 1 absent); (2) designating May 2026 as Mental Health Awareness Month (motion and second recorded; roll call vote 4 yes, 1 absent); and (3) designating May 2026 as Affordable Housing Month (motion and second recorded; roll call vote 4 yes, 1 absent).
HR and MOU actions: The board approved a resolution amending the Community Development allocation list and salary matrix to reclassify an Office Manager role after a desk audit found increased responsibilities (estimated remainder‑of‑year cost $1,330 and full‑year cost $8,665 as presented). The board also approved a memorandum of understanding with the Office of the State Public Defender and UCLA to host a rural summer law‑clerk intern; the county’s reported cost for the intern this fiscal year is $6,000 (UCLA was reported to contribute $4,000 toward living expenses).
Consent agenda: The board passed the consent agenda items, which included continuation of the declared local emergency and local health emergency for the Pac Fire (November 2025), a flu‑vaccine memorandum of understanding with education partners, a behavioral health bridge housing program grant contract modification, an interoperable radio system update (CHRIS radio), and other routine contracts and updates.
Voting summary: All formal votes recorded in open session passed by 4‑yes, 0‑no with one member absent unless otherwise noted.
Ending: The meeting concluded after department reports, board updates and a brief closed session in which no reportable action was announced.
