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Hyperscale Data CentersBoard of Supervisors10d agoOctober 15, 2026

Residents Seek Data Center Moratorium; Gioia Cites Limited County Authority

Callers urged a data center moratorium and town hall, and Gioia said county land use authority covers only unincorporated areas where current zoning does not allow data centers by right.

Why it matters: Concerns over water, power and heat from hyperscale data centers collide with a split between 19 cities and the county on land use control.

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2027 OfficersBoard of Supervisors10d agoOctober 15, 2026

Board Restores Rotation: Carlson Chair, Scales-Preston Vice Chair

Supervisors unanimously chose Ken Carlson as 2027 chair and Shanelle Scales-Preston as vice chair, returning to the numerical district rotation.

Why it matters: The choice sets board leadership and agenda-setting for 2027 amid expected fiscal strain, and members debated flexibility in the rotation.

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Climate Action PlanBoard of Supervisors10d agoOctober 15, 2026

County Reports Progress on Climate Plan as Funding Remains Tight

Staff reported EV charging, LED retrofits, and county facilities now powered entirely by renewable electricity, while asking for more grant funding to implement unfinished climate plan actions.

Why it matters: Implementation relies on a roughly $2.5 million annual Measure X allocation and outside grants, including a pending $12.9 million Air District grant for North Richmond.

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Holistic Intervention PartnershipBoard of Supervisors10d agoOctober 15, 2026

HIP Beat Client Goal but Lost Housing Money; AB 109 Funds Eyed

The public defender reported HIP served 1,568 people against a 900 goal, then described the loss of Prop 47 housing funds and plans to seek AB 109 and CalAIM support.

Why it matters: HIP costs about $3,700 per person versus roughly $200,000 for heavy system users, and 216 unhoused clients were turned away in two months.

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Resolution Of Necessity 2026-385Board of Supervisors10d agoOctober 15, 2026

Board OKs Eminent Domain for I-80 San Pablo Dam Road Project

The board unanimously adopted a resolution of necessity over objections from a self-storage owner's representative who sought a 30-day deferral and cited loss of vehicular access.

Why it matters: It advances a safety-focused West County interchange; compensation can still be negotiated or set by a court.

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El NinoBoard of Supervisors10d agoOctober 15, 2026

Board Weighs Local Emergency Declaration as El Nino Storms Loom

Public Works briefed on drainage responsibility, sandbag stations and flood work, and the chair asked staff to return with pros and cons of declaring a local emergency.

Why it matters: An emergency declaration could speed procurement and repairs, and a Bethel Island district official said low-lying residents need one.

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Gilbert SalinasBoard of Supervisors10d agoOctober 15, 2026

Gioia Wants to Revive County Jobs Pilot for People With Disabilities

During the disability employment proclamation, Supervisor Gioia said he wants to bring back a county government jobs pilot and keep it out of risk management.

Why it matters: It signals possible county action beyond awareness, and speakers urged employers to hire people with disabilities.

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Domestic Violence Awareness MonthBoard of Supervisors10d agoOctober 15, 2026

Partners Showcase Survivor Services at Domestic Violence Awareness Month Proclamation

County and nonprofit partners described shelter, legal aid, Family Justice Centers and prosecution results as the board proclaimed October 2026 Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Why it matters: The presentation showed the scale of services, including more than 12,000 crisis calls a year to STAND, and a new Danville Family Justice Center office.

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September 8, 2026Contra Costa CountyFull report

Contra Costa Adopts Immigration Non-Cooperation Policy, Rejects Ordinance Push

Contra Costa Adopts Immigration Non-Cooperation Policy, Rejects Ordinance Push After roughly three hours of debate on Sept. 8, 2026, the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to fold the state attor...

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July 7, 2026Contra Costa CountyPreview

Contra Costa Supervisors Send ICE Policy Back for Legal Review, 4-1

Contra Costa Supervisors Send ICE Policy Back for Legal Review, 4-1 Hours of testimony and a petition with roughly 800 signatures were not enough to move Contra Costa County's immigration non-cooperation policy across t...

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October 15, 2026Contra Costa CountyPreview

Mental Health Advocates Press Contra Costa to Restore NAMI Funding

Mental Health Advocates Press Contra Costa to Restore NAMI Funding NAMI Contra Costa staff, volunteers and families used the Board of Supervisors' Oct. 15, 2026, consent calendar to plead for restored mental health fund...

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September 15, 2026Contra Costa CountyPreview

Board Approves 73% Health Plan Premium Hike in Contentious 3-2 Vote

Board Approves 73% Health Plan Premium Hike in Contentious 3-2 Vote The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors forced a reckoning over the future of its financially distressed county health plan, voting 3-2 to raise p...

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August 25, 2026Contra Costa CountyArchive

Sheriff's ICE Cooperation Draws Fire as Board Eyes Non-Cooperation Ordinance

Sheriff's ICE Cooperation Draws Fire as Board Eyes Non-Cooperation Ordinance The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors held its annual TRUTH Act community forum on Aug. 25 — and what was supposed to be a routine acco...

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August 11, 2026Contra Costa CountyArchive

BART Warns of Service Cuts and Layoffs as Board Faces Looming Strike, ICE Vote

BART Warns of Service Cuts and Layoffs as Board Faces Looming Strike, ICE Vote The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors confronted a cascade of pressure points Aug. 11 — from BART directors warning that 1,200 worker...

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July 14, 2026Contra Costa CountyArchive

Federal Child Care Fund Freeze Lifted as Contra Costa Supervisors Move Hundreds of Millions in Contracts

Federal Child Care Fund Freeze Lifted as Contra Costa Supervisors Move Hundreds of Millions in Contracts The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors convened July 14 with a packed agenda — 108 consent items, two procla...

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June 23, 2026Contra Costa CountyArchive

Board Clears $150M-Plus Consent Calendar, Confronts Vote-by-Mail Threat

Board Clears $150M-Plus Consent Calendar, Confronts Vote-by-Mail Threat The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors moved swiftly through a 205-item consent calendar worth hundreds of millions of dollars, then slowed d...

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June 9, 2026Contra Costa CountyArchive

Board Races to Lock In $11M Clean Energy Deal as Federal Tax Credits Vanish

Board Races to Lock In $11M Clean Energy Deal as Federal Tax Credits Vanish The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors moved swiftly Tuesday to secure millions in federal green energy incentives before Washington pull...

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May 12, 2026Contra Costa CountyArchive

Board Makes Home Kitchen Businesses Permanent as Operators Share Life-Changing Stories

Board Makes Home Kitchen Businesses Permanent as Operators Share Life-Changing Stories The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors unanimously advanced an ordinance to make its home kitchen business program permanent a...

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May 12, 2026Contra Costa CountyArchive

County Absorbs 250 Emergency Voucher Households as HUD Funding Falls $11M Short

County Absorbs 250 Emergency Voucher Households as HUD Funding Falls $11M Short The Contra Costa County Housing Authority moved aggressively to shield vulnerable families from federal housing cuts, revealing it had alre...

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May 19, 2026Contra Costa CountyArchive

Board Strips Discovery Bay Housing From $10M Allocation, Launches Sheriff Transparency Portal

Board Strips Discovery Bay Housing From $10M Allocation, Launches Sheriff Transparency Portal The Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors advanced a sweeping agenda May 19, pulling an affordable housing project from a...

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