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Board of Supervisors
Summary cards
The Board is recommended to appoint six members to the Agricultural Advisory Committee for terms ending September 30, 2030.
Director Michelle Kuka will provide a report on Human Resources matters.
Chief Information Officer Michael Wentworth will provide a report on Technology Services matters.
Board will hold a public hearing on a zoning amendment.
The board will adopt a resolution supporting Proposition 1, which creates $11.25 billion in state bonds for affordable housing programs and the CalVet Home Loan Program.
The board will adopt a resolution extending the local emergency proclamation for conditions at the Pacifica Municipal Pier.
The Board will present an honorary resolution recognizing Dr. Harvey Kaplan for his lifetime service to children and families.
Director Hannah Ormshaw will provide a report on Parks Department matters.
The Board will present a proclamation designating October 12, 2026 as Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
The Board will present a proclamation designating October 4‑10, 2026 as Fire Prevention Week.
The Board will present a proclamation designating October 11, 2026 as National Coming Out Day.
Director Tory A. Newman will provide a report on Public Works matters.
A presentation will recognize county employees with service awards at the Regional Operations Center.
Board will consider an ordinance that repeals Chapter 4.68 on wells.
Board will consider an ordinance that repeals Chapter 4.64 on domestic water systems.
Board will adopt a resolution supporting county comments opposing a proposed 2030 Census rule.
The board will consider a memo recommending James White’s appointment to the Joint Powers Financing Authority governing board.
A staff report recommends denying certain non-culpable claims.
The board will adopt a resolution accepting the South Coast Traffic Advisory Panel’s report and supporting its recommendations.
The Board will present a proclamation designating October 2026 as Disabilities Awareness Month.
Board is presented with a resolution opposing Proposition 43, which would raise the voter‑approval threshold for special tax measures to two‑thirds.
The Board is asked to adopt a resolution authorizing a first amendment to the agreement with Stanford Health Care to provide e‑consult services through March 17, 2028, increasing the total amount by $472,316 to a maximum of $616,000.
The Board is considering a resolution that lets the Director of Public Works increase the change‑order limit on the construction contract with Gordon N. Ball, Inc. for the Tunitas Creek Beach Improvements Project by $926,646.71, raising the cap to $15,179,727.71.
The Board is considering a resolution that authorizes the President of the Board to execute an agreement with Peninsula Conflict Resolution Center to provide conflict transformation and anger‑management classes at the County’s adult correctional facilities.
The Board is asked to adopt a resolution amending Master Salary Resolution 081981 to delete two positions, add two new positions, set a salary range for a new extra‑help classification, and add new allowances to Section 5 – Special Compensation.
The Board is asked to adopt a resolution authorizing the President to execute a lease agreement with the San Mateo County Transit District for a portion of the District’s North Base Property in South San Francisco.
Board will hear from legal counsel about five pending lawsuits.
Board is asked to approve the Sustainability Department’s response to the 2025‑26 Civil Grand Jury report on edible food recovery enforcement.
Board is asked to approve reinstating the contract, raising the not‑to‑exceed amount to $3,000,000, extending the term to Jan 29, 2027, and waiving the five‑year limit.
The Board is considering a resolution that authorizes an agreement with Service League of San Mateo County to provide programs and services to the incarcerated population.
The Board is asked to adopt a resolution authorizing the San Mateo County Emergency Medical Services Agency to access state summary criminal history information for its volunteers.
The Board is asked to adopt a resolution authorizing the acceptance of an award from the California Department of Public Health to fund the LabAspire Public Health Laboratory Director and Microbiologist Training Program for September 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, up to $579,447.
The Board is considering a resolution to authorize agreements with APS Environmental and L Showmee Home Solutions DBA Murgreen Environmental, each up to $1,000,000, total $2,000,000, for on‑call sanitary sewer and CCTV inspections.
The board is considering a resolution to amend the district‑discretionary Measure K grant agreement with Los Altos Mountain View Community Foundation.
