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Board adopts Title VI nondiscrimination assurances for county programs
Summary
Humboldt County supervisors unanimously adopted Resolution 20-26-05-18.2 to reaffirm Title VI nondiscrimination assurances and related ADA compliance, noting the standard five-year review cycle.
Humboldt County supervisors voted unanimously to adopt Resolution 20-26-05-18.2, a standard Title VI nondiscrimination assurance that the county will maintain nondiscriminatory access to federally funded programs.
Agency official (speaker 8) introduced the measure as a routine, five-year requirement and tied it to ADA compliance, saying, "It's a resolution approving the title 6 assurances, which is going back to that title 6 obligation." A board member moved to adopt the resolution, the motion was seconded and carried on a roll-call vote in which every member answered 'Aye.'
The resolution was routed for signature by the chair and county clerk after the vote. Board members said the resolution did not represent a policy change but was necessary to retain eligibility for federal funding and to document the county's compliance posture. No public comment was recorded on this item.
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