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Supervisor Ramos outlines county updates on housing, flood project and services
Summary
Supervisor Belia Ramos presented a county update including the Napa River/Creek Flood Project, the Imola Avenue affordable housing site, relocation of the Elections office, two mobile service vans, and outreach programs such as BayRen and a free fraud-notification service.
Supervisor Belia Ramos gave a multi-topic county update at the Napa County Commission on Aging meeting on April 27, describing ongoing projects and services intended to affect older residents and the broader community. Ramos noted a video of the 2025 Napa County Annual Report is available on the county's YouTube channel and reviewed infrastructure and service items that may affect seniors, including aircraft noise mitigation, the Napa River/Creek Flood Project and the Imola Avenue affordable housing site.
Ramos also described administrative and service changes: a relocation of the Elections office to the second floor of the county's former correctional facility, two mobile service vans (one for Health and Human Services and one for Probation), the BayRen Ease Home Program, a county chipping program, and a free fraud-notification service aimed at property tax mail-theft vigilance. The presentation included timelines for web-accessibility translation updates (county website to meet accessibility translation standards by May 11) and referenced county coordination with health providers and community partners to deliver services more efficiently.
The update did not include a formal vote or direction; commissioners discussed the items and moved on to standing reports and community presentations.
