Fresno County Board of Supervisors Meeting 9/22/2026

The Fresno County Board of Supervisors held a meeting on September 22, 2026, covering a wide range of topics including recognitions, proclamations, and community presentations. Key procurement-related discussions included approval of an agreement with the Fresno Police Department for a collaborative crisis intervention program, which aims to improve behavioral health crisis response with embedded training and metrics. The board also approved an amendment to the salary resolution to add a chief deputy county counsel position focused on personnel investigations, expected to reduce reliance on costly outside counsel. Additionally, the board conducted a public hearing and approved a reduction in fuel tank inspection fees by about 56%, impacting county departments and public agencies. A significant capital improvement project was discussed involving rezoning and development of a new truck maintenance and compressed natural gas fueling facility, with conditions including road improvements and indemnification agreements. The board also deliberated on adopting a new county logo and branding strategy, ultimately approving retaining the legacy seal for official documents while adopting a new logo for general branding. Other discussions touched on water quality issues in certain districts, with public comments urging action on contaminated drinking water. The board also addressed ongoing support and funding for youth development programs and public health nursing services. Motions related to procurement and budget allocations passed unanimously, reflecting the board's focus on modernizing services, infrastructure, and community health initiatives.