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At a glance: Moraga Fire District votes on budget, elections rules, personnel and contracting
Summary
A quick roundup of motions and roll-call outcomes from the Moraga Fire District meeting on June 17, including adoption of the preliminary FY2027 budget, introduction of a purchasing ordinance, election-specification resolution with a 400-word candidate statement limit, appropriations limit adoption, and personnel approvals.
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The Moraga Fire District took several formal actions on June 17. Vote outcomes below reflect the roll-call votes recorded in the meeting transcript.
Votes at a glance
- Consent agenda: Approved (unanimous among present directors). - Item 9.1 — Adopt preliminary FY2027 budget: Approved (yes votes recorded from Directors Hassler, Romer, Vice President Danziger, President Jorgens). - Item 9.2 — Waive reading and introduce purchasing ordinance to elect Uniform Public Construction Cost Accounting Act procedures and authorize emergency/major-incident purchasing authority: Motion passed (roll call; transcript shows ordinance numbering inconsistencies to be clarified by staff). - Item 9.3 — Adopt Resolution 2607 (even-year board election consolidation and candidate-statement maximum): Adopted; board selected a 400-word maximum; Director Romer recorded an abstention. - Item 9.4 — Adopt Resolution 2608 establishing FY2027 appropriations limit ($43,531,120): Adopted (roll call). - Item 9.5 — Reclassify district secretary/district clerk to District Clerk, Chief of Staff and approve salary schedule and employee handbook changes effective July 1, 2026: Approved (roll call). - Item 9.6 — Approve amendment extending part-time employment agreement for Dennis Rain, Prescribed Fire Program Manager, to Sept. 17, 2026: Approved (roll call).
Notes: public comment was opened for multiple items with no speakers; several agenda items included staff follow-up directions (e.g., county supplemental-tax timing, ordinance numbering clarification).

