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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Vallejo Flood And Wastewater DistrictBoard of Supervisors10d agoApril 28, 2026
Supervisor James Leads Vallejo Flood District Board Restructure Effort
Supervisor James reported progress on restructuring the Vallejo Flood and Wastewater District board to include one supervisor, two council members, and two community members.
Why it matters: The restructure requires state legislation through Assemblymember Wilson's office and aims to make VFWD governance more inclusive; detailed information is expected by June.
Solano County
CFIPBoard of Supervisors10d agoApril 28, 2026
Board Adopts 5-Year Capital Plan Covering 80+ Buildings and $37M Behavioral Health Facility
The Board adopted an updated five-year capital facilities plan covering over 80 buildings, including a new $37 million behavioral health facility and energy resiliency upgrades.
Why it matters: The plan establishes the county's capital investment roadmap for 2.2 million square feet of aging facilities; most future-year projects remain unfunded, signaling tough budget decisions ahead.
Solano County
User FeesBoard of Supervisors10d agoApril 28, 2026
Board Adopts 20 Updated Fee Schedules With Mostly 1-10% Increases
Twenty departmental user fee schedules were adopted for FY2026/27 after a continued public hearing drew no public comment.
Why it matters: Fee increases of 1-10% across most departments will take effect July 1, 2026 to recover the actual cost of county services; five departments held fees flat.
Solano County
Montezuma FireBoard of Supervisors10d agoApril 28, 2026
Three Fire Districts Report 292 Combined Calls and Active Development Reviews
Montezuma, Suisun, and Vacaville fire districts reported 292 combined service calls and significant development review activity during quarterly updates.
Why it matters: Vacaville district's 21 development reviews and 620 burn permits signal building growth and wildfire-season preparation in rural Solano County.
Solano County
SEIU Local 2015Board of Supervisors10d agoApril 28, 2026
IHSS Caregivers Demand Meaningful Raises After Seven Months of Stalled Bargaining
SEIU Local 2015 members and IHSS caregivers urged the Board to offer competitive wages after seven months of negotiations yielded only 55-cent proposed increases.
Why it matters: With neighboring counties offering higher wages, Solano risks losing experienced caregivers who serve 4,000+ elderly and disabled residents — during a broader federal funding threat from HR1.
Solano County
California ForeverBoard of Supervisors10d agoApril 28, 2026
Residents Demand Countywide Vote on California Forever Mega-Project
Two public commenters urged the Board to place the California Forever agricultural-to-urban land conversion on the county ballot, citing fiscal and displacement risks.
Why it matters: The project proposes the largest agricultural land conversion in Solano County history with a projected $191.9 million annual fiscal deficit; Suisun City Council was voting that evening on a development agreement.
Solano County
AANHPI Heritage MonthBoard of Supervisors10d agoApril 28, 2026
Board Honors AANHPI Community With Heritage Month Proclamation
Board unanimously adopted a resolution recognizing May 2026 as AANHPI Heritage Month, presented to community representative Zen Hunter Ishikawa.
Why it matters: Solano County's AANHPI population of 73,300+ — with Filipinos as the largest subgroup — contributes significantly to the county's economy and culture.
Solano County
State Of The CountyBoard of Supervisors24d agoApril 14, 2026
Supervisor Williams Proposes Solano County's First State of the County Event
Supervisor Williams asked the County Administrator to bring back options for dates, locations, and agenda for a fall State of the County event — a first for the County.
Why it matters: Unlike the cities within it, Solano County has never held a formal State of the County; the event could increase transparency and public engagement on County priorities.
Solano County
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