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Siskiyou County supervisors approve consent agenda, adopt wolf emergency proclamation and SB1 road project list
Summary
The Board of Supervisors approved a broad consent agenda May 19 that included vendor contracts, multiple budget transfers, adoption of Resolution 26-83 proclaiming a local emergency related to gray wolves, and a list of SB1-funded road projects; the motion passed on a roll call vote.
The Siskiyou County Board of Supervisors approved a broad consent agenda at its May 19, 2026 regular meeting, adopting multiple contracts, budget transfers and resolutions, including a renewed local emergency proclamation concerning gray wolves and a list of SB1-funded road projects.
Supervisor Michael N. Kobseff moved to approve the consent agenda; Supervisor Nancy Ogren seconded. The motion carried by roll call with Supervisors Ed Valenzuela, Nancy Ogren, Michael N. Kobseff, Jess Harris and Ray A. Haupt voting yes.
The consent agenda authorized a three-year rate contract with UBEO West for a Cannon copier used by the agricultural noxious weed program, and designated Axon Enterprises, Inc. as the sole-source vendor for a consolidated Body Cam and Taser contract for Animal Control covering fiscal years 2026–27 through 2035–36. The board also approved the first addendum to an agreement with Stallard Panebianco, P.C., increasing funding to $75,000 and extending the term through June 30, 2027, and ratified a letter supporting the reappointment of Dorene D’Adamo to the State Water Resources Control Board.
Among the adopted resolutions, Resolution 26-83 proclaims a local emergency due to the presence and impact of gray wolves in Siskiyou County and terminates the earlier proclamation from Nov. 18, 2025. The board adopted Resolution 26-86, which provides a list of projects for fiscal year 2026–27 funded by Senate Bill 1 (the Road Repair and Accountability Act of 2017), and certified maintained mileage for the county via Resolution 26-85. The board also adopted Resolution 26-84, proclaiming a local drought emergency for the Lost watershed.
The Board authorized the Chair to sign the Local Transportation Fund claim for FY26/27 in the amount of $1,037,304 and approved several contracts and addenda related to behavioral health services, including agreements with Gary Ernst, Cal MHSA and Applied Survey Research. The consent agenda included multiple budget transfers and financial housekeeping measures (several named transfers and resolutions numbered 26-87 through 26-96), and the Treasurer–Tax Collector was authorized to discharge accountability for 59 unsecured delinquent accounts totaling $32,037.40.
Separately, the board approved a contract with Shasta County Probation for placement of juvenile court wards at the Shasta County Juvenile Rehabilitation Facility not to exceed $200,000 for the term July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2029. The board also approved a temporary $100,000 loan to the Weed Recreation and Parks District (Resolution 26-96), repayable by April 10, 2027.
The meeting record shows these items were handled on the consent calendar; no separate debate or roll-call tallies for individual consent items were recorded in the minutes. The minutes for May 5, 2026 were later approved by separate motion; that motion carried with Supervisor Ed Valenzuela recorded as abstaining.
The meeting proceeded to closed session later in the day and adjourned with no additional public actions noted.
