Caltrain report on no external funding scenario
The Board will receive a presentation from Caltrain about its “No External Funding Scenario” and its impact on service.
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The Board will receive a presentation from Caltrain about its “No External Funding Scenario” and its impact on service.
Board may waive policy 3.68.2 requiring eligible organizations to be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
The board will consider adopting a finding that the benefits of the surveillance technology outweigh the costs under Section A40-4.
The board will consider eight first‑amendment proposals to grazing licenses for cattle grazing in several county parks.
Board may waive policy 3.68.4.2 requiring sponsorship approval at least 30 days before the event.
Supervisor Duong nominates Jean Cohen for reappointment to the Fairgrounds Management Corporation Board of Directors, seat number 3.
The Board will receive the monthly legislative report from the Office of Intergovernmental Relations.
The Board will receive a report on the revision of PCAP.
The Board will consider approving the FY 2026-2027 Refugee Program Service Plan.
The board is asked to approve a sixth amendment to the Physician Services Agreement with Emergency Physicians Associates, increasing the maximum contract amount by $608,400 to $70,389,352.
The Board will consider approving appointments, reappointments and privilege actions for specified medical staff and allied health professionals as outlined in the Credentials Report dated September 24, 2026.
The board will receive a semi‑monthly report listing upcoming RFPs, RFSQs, and grant applications expected after Oct 20, 2026.
The board may approve delegating authority to the County Executive to negotiate a revenue agreement with the Santa Clara County Housing Authority for up to $3,200,000.
The Board will receive the monthly operational report from the HRSA Project Director on the Valley Homeless Healthcare Program.
The Board will consider approving the Sixth Amendment that raises the maximum contract amount from $2,178,400 to $2,278,400.
Approve delegation of authority to the County Executive to negotiate, execute, amend, or terminate a retroactive contract with Amigos De Guadalupe Center for Justice and Empowerment for homeless prevention services up to $2,737,319, covering July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027, pending County Counsel and Executive approval.
The board may approve conflict‑of‑interest codes for seven local agencies, such as the San Jose‑Santa Clara Clean Water Financing Authority and several school districts.
Sheriff Robert Jonsen will travel to San Diego on October 21‑22, 2026 to attend the Treatment Diversion Study Mission.
Board will receive a semi‑annual report on jail reform from multiple county offices.
The board may delegate authority to the County Executive to negotiate and manage a grant of up to $920,490 for suicide‑prevention coordination and strategic planning.
Board receives a report on a proposed technology contract with Axon Enterprises to enhance public safety across the Sheriff’s Office.
Reserved speakers who were not called earlier will be given a chance to speak.
County Counsel will present a report on recent legal issues and the October 19 closed‑session meeting.
Board will consider waiving the 30‑day sponsorship approval policy.
The County Executive will give a report on recent state and federal budget developments.
The Board will vote to approve the Consent Calendar and any agenda changes.
Board will discuss items that were taken off the Consent Calendar.
The Office of the County Executive will report on the new budget management system.
The board will adopt Salary Ordinance No. NS-5.27.21, removing the September 30, 2026 expiration for 21 sheriff and communications positions.
The board will recognize individuals or groups with commendations and issue proclamations.