Locunity/Solano County, CA·Board Supervisors
The governing body of Solano County, responsible for setting county policy, adopting ordinances and budgets, and overseeing county administration and services.
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The Board went into closed session on a federal lawsuit and the Public Defender appointment and reported nothing out before adjourning to November 10.
Why it matters: The public learned of no decision on either matter.
Supervisor Williams reported on a Medicare town hall and honored Dr. Desmond Carson; Vice Chair James addressed weekend violence and a coming town hall.
Why it matters: James committed to working with cities and partners on violence after two deaths in Solano County.
After a public hearing with no speakers, supervisors voted 5-0 on a resolution raising the English Hills fee by $188 to $8,384 effective January 1, 2027.
Why it matters: Fee program funds upgrades to substandard rural roads created by 2001 2.5-acre zoning; ADU exemptions shift burden to other payers.
Supervisors voted 5-0 to approve the five-year capital plan and FY2027/28 SB 1 project list as staff highlighted sidewalks, chip seal, culverts and the Stevenson Bridge.
Why it matters: Staff expect to fully expend FY27/28 gas tax funds; Farm to Market Phase 4 draws about $1.5 million in federal funding.
Dr. Nicola Parr and colleague presented visit results on instructional materials, facilities and credentialing; supervisors asked about enrollment decline, facility ratings and charter standards.
Why it matters: Enrollment fell 1.2% over three years to 59,249 students, and facility ratings are point-in-time, with some schools rated fair.
After a public hearing with no speakers, supervisors voted 5-0 on resolutions revising Agriculture pest registration and Assessor-Recorder recording fees effective January 4, 2027.
Why it matters: Recorder fees expected to yield about $335,000 after no increase since 2009; pest control fees yield just over $6,600.
The Board, sitting as district board, heard quarterly reports from East Vallejo, Montezuma, Suisun and Vacaville fire protection districts with no vote.
Why it matters: Shows workloads such as 211 Vacaville incidents; officials expressed hope to consolidate under one umbrella.
The Board removed item 7 at staff request and then approved the remaining consent items after no public comment, with a supervisor praising retiring Probation manager Kathleen Azevedo.
Why it matters: Consent items include an 11.6% dispatcher raise, ARPA closeout, CalMHSA and CalFresh contracts; the new Economic Development Manager classification is delayed.
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Supervisors Press County Schools on Conditions, Approve Five-Year Road Plan Solano County's schools chief spent nearly half an hour before the Board of Supervisors on Nov. 3, 2026, walking through state-mandated school...
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Solano Supervisors Lock In 2027 Lobbying Agenda as Federal Cliffs Loom Solano County supervisors adopted their 2027 federal and state legislative platforms 5-0 Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2026. The county's lobbyists then laid ou...
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Supervisors Approve Flannery Land Swap 4-0 Despite Lingering Trust Concerns Solano County supervisors on Oct. 6, 2026, approved a lot line adjustment that moves 243 acres onto a parcel owned by Flannery Associates LLC,...
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IHSS Workers Demand Living Wages as County Faces Brewing Labor Crisis The Solano County Board of Supervisors' March 3 meeting was dominated by emotional testimony from caregivers and county employees who say they can no...
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