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Votes at a glance: Plumas County Board actions on routine purchases, contracts and budget transfers
Summary
At its June 2 meeting the Plumas County Board of Supervisors approved a personnel recognition resolution and multiple consent and action items including a municipal advisory contract, vehicle purchases/transfers, behavioral-health invoice and two supplemental budget transfers for MHSA and an investigation contract.
The Plumas County Board of Supervisors took several formal votes at its June 2 meeting. Items voted and outcomes are listed below with the motion text or description and the recorded roll-call result where provided.
- Resolution honoring Kathleen Shorts for 31 years of service — approved by roll-call (unanimous).
- Consent agenda (multiple routine items) — approved. Item G2 was pulled for separate consideration and moved to a departmental item before approval.
- Municipal advisory contract with KNN Public Finance (on-call municipal advisory services, effective 05/01/2026, not to exceed $10,000; general-fund impact: none specified) — approved by roll-call (unanimous). Discussion noted KNN's role in prior financing work for the county.
- Social Services fixed-asset purchase: 2025 Toyota Sienna minivan for foster-youth transport (total not to exceed $56,437; funding: realignment funds; no general-fund impact) — approved by roll-call (unanimous).
- Reapprove and authorize fixed-asset transfer of a 2016 Toyota Highlander with corrected VIN — approved by roll-call (unanimous).
- Behavioral Health: approve non-contract invoice to Sutter Center Psychiatric ($11,985.16; state and federal funds; no general-fund impact) — motion approved.
- MHSA supplemental budget transfer of $161,508.14 to cover funds subject to reversion as of 07/01/2025 (corrected department number; previously approved on 05/19/2026) — approved by roll call (unanimous).
- Approve outside investigation services contract (not to exceed $50,000) and associated supplemental budget transfer of $50,000 from general fund to cover unbudgeted cost — approved by roll-call (unanimous). County counsel and HR explained the need for an outside investigator/attorney for sensitive personnel matters; public commenters asked about budgeting and contingency options.
These votes were recorded by roll-call with each supervisor voting 'yes' on the listed items when the transcript specifically shows roll-call results. No votes failed or were tabled during the meeting.
