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

The County of San Diego Board of Supervisors held a meeting on September 15, 2026, which included several proclamations recognizing community initiatives such as Hunger Awareness Month, Latinx Heritage Month, and Biodiversity Month. The board also discussed and approved a consent agenda covering various routine items, including a $40 million bond approval for affordable housing development in Hillcrest. A significant portion of the meeting focused on the presentation of preliminary findings from the Tijuana River Crisis Economic Impact Study, highlighting the severe economic, environmental, and public health impacts of sewage pollution, with estimated losses ranging from $125 million to over $500 million annually and potential cumulative costs up to $7.9 billion over 20 years. The board emphasized the urgency of addressing this crisis and the need for permanent solutions. Additionally, the board approved a measure to insource nursing services at two county health centers, projected to save approximately $2 million annually while improving care quality and consistency. Public comments addressed concerns about environmental issues, public safety, and government accountability throughout the session.