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Board adopts FY26–27 solid‑waste parcel fee delinquent list; estimated $275,000 to enterprise fund

Trinity County Board of Supervisors · August 5, 2026
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Summary

Deputy director Diane Raider presented the delinquent parcel‑fee list and supplemental payments; the board adopted a resolution confirming the FY26–27 delinquent list, which the county estimated would add about $275,000 to the solid‑waste enterprise fund and no impact to the general fund.

The board conducted a public hearing on the FY26–27 solid‑waste parcel fee delinquent list and adopted a resolution confirming the list with supplemental payments accepted and adjustments for vacant and low‑income credits. Diane Raider, deputy director of solid waste, explained the billing and payment timeline and said staff had resolved a number of questions and accepted late payments through the supplemental list.

"We send out bills in April, collected fees through June 30... we collected late payments up through July 31 with the final portion of those being if they were accepted after July 28, then they are on the supplemental list that I brought with me because we couldn't get them on the agenda in time," Raider said. The staff estimate for additional revenue to the solid‑waste enterprise fund was approximately $275,000 with no impact to the general fund.

The board moved and seconded approval of the resolution (with supplemental payments incorporated) and voted unanimously to adopt it. The board noted the convenience of accepting late payments and thanked staff for the work on billing and credits.