June 10, 2026 Board of Supervisors Meeting

The June 10, 2026 meeting of the Calaveras County Board of Supervisors focused extensively on budget discussions, particularly addressing a significant deficit and the need for reductions to maintain long-term financial stability. Key procurement-related topics included approval of a $30,000 increase in funding for the Integrated Waste Better Structure project, funded by integrated waste fees, and financing for a new animal services facility. The board reviewed allocations of Transient Occupancy Tax (TOT) funds, including $400,000 to the Calaveras Visitors Bureau and $662,500 to fire and sheriff services, with discussions on reallocating funds to cover a $367,435 dispatch contract and support public works for snow removal equipment. The board also deliberated on the distribution of Proposition 172 public safety funds, with $2.7 million allocated to the sheriff and $300,000 to fire services, and considered adjustments to departmental staffing and overtime budgets, including positions in the District Attorney's Office and Sheriff’s Department. The meeting included discussions on capital improvement projects, such as the behavioral health building and elevator installation at the museum, emphasizing the need to balance one-time funds with ongoing expenses. The board provided direction on budget reallocations and staffing priorities, with plans to revisit some items at mid-year. Overall, the meeting was centered on fiscal management, funding allocations, and prioritizing essential services amid budget constraints.