BOS Regular Meeting 11/10/2026

At its November 10, 2026 regular meeting, the Madera County Board of Supervisors approved a five-year, $1,018,568 state-funded youth cannabis prevention and family education agreement. The program will serve youth and families in the City of Madera, as required by the funding criteria. The Board also approved a replacement cooperative grant agreement and related budget adjustment for the State Route 41 Expressway project, shifting responsibility for permit mitigation work to Caltrans; no dollar amount was stated. The County Administrative Office reported a projected year-end fund balance of $5.6 million, while noting that labor agreement costs, inflation, and tax revenue trends remain under review.

The Board unanimously waived the first reading and set a November 17 hearing for a proposed development agreement for an age-restricted mobile home park in the Oakhurst area. The agreement would allow deferral of certain sewer, road-impact, and capital-facility fees, with interest, until occupancy; it does not waive the fees or change project conditions. Public concerns about mobile-home rent increases and the absence of rent caps were raised, but no rent-control action was taken. The Board also unanimously approved initiating dissolution of County Service Area 21 and transferring its assets to the local mutual water company. No vendor selection or conventional contract award was identified.