11/10/2026 Board of Supervisors

The Placer County Board of Supervisors met on November 10, 2026, and approved several procurement and funding items. The Board approved the District Attorney’s agreement with Closure Intelligence for AI-based digital evidence analysis; the stated first-year cost was $105,000, with 5% annual increases over five years, and the transcript’s total contract figure was garbled. It also approved a managed cybersecurity operations center services agreement following an RFP that received 19 proposals, with a two-year term, up to $60,000 in cumulative change orders, and two optional one-year renewals capped at $315,000 each; the selected vendor’s name was unclear in the transcript. For the Sheridan well replacement, the Board approved a $960,678 construction award to Clyde G. Steaggle, Inc. and a $1,327,576 General Fund loan and repayment waiver, alongside a budget amendment. Other approvals included public safety dispatcher compensation adjustments (about $529,000 total, with approximately $394,000 in the first year), the Building B interior improvements project for the District Attorney, and a renewal of the probation department’s agreement with Alcohol Monitoring Systems, Inc. (SCRAM Systems), with subsequent amendments capped at $200,000 cumulatively; the Building B project amount was not clear in the transcript.

The Board also approved assigning the county’s integrated waste management agreement to Recology following its acquisition of Tahoe Truckee Disposal, extending the term to June 2031 with no rate changes. The Board authorized a two-year extension of the Mid-Placer and mobile temporary shelter contracts while staff conduct a needs assessment, with a progress update requested after one year; an RFP was discussed but not directed at this time. A proposed resolution clarifying that the county would not subsidize independent fire districts was continued for further discussion with the districts. No new procurement award was identified for that item.