9-15-2026 County of San Diego Board of Supervisors Meeting - PM Session

The County of San Diego Board of Supervisors held a meeting on September 15, 2026, addressing several key issues including strengthening wage theft enforcement, deceptive marketing of electric motorcycles to children, severe weather preparedness for an anticipated strong El Nino event, ambulance service management in the Grossmont Ambulance operating area, updates on the Aging Roadmap for older adults, and authorization to apply for a Community Resilience Centers implementation grant. The board discussed enhancing enforcement capabilities to recover unpaid wages, with a motion to add two enforcement positions and improve outreach, which passed with one dissenting vote. They also considered litigation against deceptive retailers marketing motorcycles as e-bikes, passing a motion to pursue enforcement actions. The county presented detailed plans for El Nino preparedness, including infrastructure maintenance, community outreach, and emergency response coordination, with a motion to receive the report and direct further planning. The board approved transferring ambulance service contract management to the County Fire Protection District and initiating a competitive solicitation for future contracts, emphasizing stakeholder engagement and quality improvements. The Aging Roadmap update highlighted programs supporting older adults, including health promotion, caregiver support, and transportation services. Finally, the board authorized applying for a $10 million state grant to support the Global Village project, a community resilience hub serving immigrant and refugee populations. Multiple public comments were heard on these topics, and motions related to procurement, contract management, and budget allocations were passed accordingly.