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San County Board ratifies two collective bargaining agreements covering 2026–2028
Summary
The San County Board of Commissioners ratified collective bargaining agreements for the PLC command unit and the PLC dispatcher unit, each effective Jan. 1, 2026, and running through 2028; both motions were carried by voice vote and the board authorized the chairman to sign.
The San County Board of Commissioners ratified two collective bargaining agreements during its meeting, approving contracts for the PLC command unit and the PLC dispatcher unit that take effect Jan. 1, 2026, and run through 2028.
The board first amended the agenda to add the two items, identified in the record as NFA024-25 and NFA025-25. A clerk or meeting official announced the items and called for a motion to add them; Commissioner Hubing moved to add the items with support from Commissioner Ballard, and the motion was carried by voice vote.
The board then considered NFA024-25, described in the agenda as ratification of a collective bargaining agreement for the PLC command unit for 2026–2028 and authorization for the board chairman to sign the agreement. The motion to ratify was presented (the record cites Commissioner Hubing as mover and Commissioner Ballard as supporter) and was carried by voice vote; the clerk stated, "Motion is carried." The transcript does not record a roll-call tally or any stated opposition.
The board next considered NFA025-25, described as ratification of a collective bargaining agreement for the PLC dispatcher unit covering 2026–2028 and authorizing the board chairman to sign. The motion to ratify was recorded as moved by Commissioner Saralis and supported by Commissioner Lee and likewise passed by a voice vote; the clerk again recorded, "Motion is carried." No roll-call counts or recorded dissent appear in the meeting record provided.
Meeting business concluded with the clerk stating there was no need for a closed session and calling for any other items. Commissioners exchanged brief informal remarks and a resident commented that a local monument "looks beautiful at night." Commissioner Lee moved to adjourn, supported by Commissioner Sarkeella, and the meeting was adjourned by voice vote.
Details of pay rates, specific contract provisions, or vote tallies were not included in the transcript; those items were not discussed on the record provided.
