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Board extends local emergency on gray wolves after depredation update
Summary
Siskiyou County extended a local emergency regarding gray wolf presence and impacts after Project Coordinator Joanne Johnson presented depredation statistics and described the investigation process. The extension was approved unanimously.
The Board unanimously extended the local emergency related to the presence and impact of gray wolves in Siskiyou County, a measure originally adopted under Resolution 26-83 on May 19, 2026.
Project Coordinator Joanne Johnson presented recent statistics on wolf depredations and outlined the county’s depredation investigation process. Board members discussed unfinalized investigations and efforts to engage federal partners about wolf impacts before the vote. Supervisor Michael N. Kobseff moved to extend the emergency; Supervisor Jess Harris seconded and the motion passed with all supervisors voting YES.
The extension continues county-level emergency authorities related to wolf depredations while investigations and federal engagement continue.
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