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Board reauthorizes treasurer to invest county funds; public asks for oversight

Plumas County Board of Supervisors · May 19, 2026
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Summary

The Board unanimously approved the annual resolution delegating authority to the Treasurer‑Tax Collector to invest county and other depositor funds and noted the Treasury Oversight Committee will serve in a reporting role (not an investing authority); public comment urged caution and timing consideration.

The Board voted to adopt the customary annual resolution delegating authority to the County Treasurer‑Tax Collector to invest county funds and funds of other depositors, and to continue using contracted investment advisers. The Treasurer explained that, without this delegation, the Board itself would assume investment authority and immediate operational responsibility.

A member of the public urged the board to delay delegation until the newly formed Treasury Oversight Committee had met, citing recent departmental concerns; the Treasurer and staff replied the committee is an advisory/reporting body and would not have authority to invest, and that the committee’s first meeting was scheduled the following week. County staff emphasized that the investment advisory contract and timely reporting are in place and that the motion was an annual procedural action performed by most counties.

Following board discussion clarifying the oversight committee’s advisory role and the mechanics of the investment delegation, the Board approved the resolution by roll call.

Staff will continue to provide timely investment reports to the Treasury Oversight Committee and the Board per county policy.