Public spending, fees, taxes, bonds, contracts, and the tradeoffs behind public money.
Board will approve the consent calendar and any changes to the meeting agenda.
Board receives a report from the Finance Liaison (Bini).
Board will allow public comment on consent calendar items before voting.
Board receives a report on the Fairgrounds Management Corporation’s financial statement (ID# 129867).
A hearing will be held to consider appeals of property tax assessments. The meeting is scheduled for 9:00 AM at Room 130, 130 Tasman Drive, San Jose, CA 95134.
Approve amendment to the Professional Development Consulting Services Agreement with Sheryl Schaffner, extending the term to August 31, 2027 and expanding services.
Receive report and recommendation to direct the General Manager to discuss reimbursement for up to five N5SHIELD sensors with Santa Clara County.
Receive update on the Santa Clara County Weed Abatement Program.
Board will receive a presentation on the fire district’s ten-year budget forecast.
Approve the draft minutes from the June 23, 2026 regular meeting.
The committee will recap the PSRA process for Grant Year 2027.
The committee will hear a verbal report from the Recipient.
The commission will recap the Priority Setting and Resource Allocation process, review the policy and any proposed changes, and examine recipient recommendations for Grant Year 2027.
Members will recap the PSRA process, examine the current policy, and look at the recipient’s recommendations for the 2027 grant year. Any proposed changes will be discussed.
The Value Hearing Officer will review dozens of condo property tax appeals.
The Board is reviewing appeals from property owners who disagree with their property tax assessments.
The hearing will be streamed live via audio.
The FY 2023 grant award is $1,882,403. The Authority plans to spend $56,438 on M&A, $60,000 on a T&E Coordinator, $300,000 on temporary barriers, and $59,561 on active shooter trauma drop kits. Reimbursements totaling $765,858 have been requested.
A Notice of Funding Opportunity was issued on June 24, 2026. The expected performance period is 9/1/2026 – 5/31/2029. Pre‑application projects were submitted on 1/31/2026. The same national priority areas apply, with an added 20% holdback for election security.
The Authority reported that the FY 2022 State Homeland Security Grant award was $1,882,403. Reimbursements of $1,635,888 have been received, and an additional $23,050 is still pending.
The board will review and decide on assessment appeals listed in the agenda.
The commission will consider and approve service‑category priorities and funding allocation recommendations for the 2027 Grant Year of the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program, including Part A, Part A‑Minority AIDS Initiative, and Part B, under various funding scenarios.
Commission will receive a report from the Public Health Department and vote on service‑category priorities and allocation scenarios for Grant Year 2027. Options include a flat five‑percent decrease, a funding ceiling scenario, and delegation of authority to adjust allocations as needed.
Commission will discuss and propose recommendations for the Grant Year 2027 recipient, then forward those proposals to the Care Committee for further review. The Care Committee is expected to report at the September 8, 2026 meeting.
A hearing will be held where property owners can appeal the valuation of their properties. The public can listen to the hearing via a live audio stream.
The hearing will be streamed live as audio that the public can listen to online. The stream is available at the time of the hearing.
The Assessment Appeals Board will hold a public hearing at 130 West Tasman Drive. The hearing will review dozens of condo owners’ requests to change their property tax assessments.
The commission will vote on the Consent Calendar, which bundles routine approvals such as contracts and expenditures.
Commission will receive the Treasurer's report (ID# 129663) as part of the consent calendar.
The Board of Supervisors’ Assessment Appeals Board held a hearing to consider appeals from property owners about their property tax assessments. The agenda lists dozens of appeals for businesses, condos, and other property types.
The city will hold a hearing to consider appeals of property tax assessments. Property owners can present their cases to the assessment appeals board.
Committee members will vote to approve the official record of what happened at the May 14 meeting.
The Assessment Appeals Board will hold a remote hearing on June 26, 2026 to review a series of appeals from property owners seeking changes to their property tax assessments. The hearing will be streamed live via Zoom and includes a roll call, opening statements, and consideration of each appeal listed on the agenda.
The Assessment Appeals Board held a remote hearing via Zoom to review a list of property assessment appeals, including appeals from Willow Glen LLC, Karen Feng, Pure Storage Inc., and several American Multi‑Cinema locations. Each appeal was presented, sworn in, and considered by the board members.
Commission will receive an overview of the May 4, 2026 Policy, Scope and Budget Workshop and consider a vote to approve the recommended policy changes, scope adjustments, and budget stabilization measures.
The Board will preliminarily adopt a series of salary ordinances (NS‑5.26.69 through NS‑5.26.75 and NS‑20.26.01) that adjust pay for employees affected by reorganizations and budget actions.
Supervisors will vote on a resolution authorizing a loan of money from the County’s General Fund to the Road Fund.
Supervisors will vote to approve the County Executive’s recommended budget after any revisions, deductions, or additions identified during the hearing.
Board members will receive information and recommendations on the fiscal year 2026‑2027 budget inventory items. They may adopt a resolution delegating authority to negotiate grant or sponsorship agreements for those items.
The committee will review findings on how the 2025‑2026 grant administration is working.
Residents could speak or submit written comments on any budget‑related agenda items, with time limits based on the number of speakers. Remote participants used Zoom or telephone to address the Board.
The Board considered and approved the recommended budget for fiscal year 2026‑2027 covering the County, its special districts, and numerous departments. The resolution adopts funding levels, position changes, and program allocations for the upcoming year.
The Board will receive a report from an external consulting firm reviewing the County Executive’s proposed budget. No vote is expected on this item.
The Board will vote to adopt the County Executive’s recommended budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. The budget covers all county departments, special districts and related agencies. This is the main budget approval step before final sign‑off on June 18.
The Board will vote to rescind a proposed deletion of two positions in the Suicide Prevention program and move those positions to the Public Health Department, providing $423,501 in ongoing funding. The item will be referred for final approval on June 18.
Supervisors will consider several changes to the Special Programs and Reserves fund, including cutting $450,000 from a transportation benefit program, keeping $1 million in a Latino Health Assessment reserve, and allocating $1 million for a new Youth Center reserve. The items will be referred for final approval on June 18.
The committee will receive the independent auditor’s third‑quarter report for fiscal year 2025‑2026 and forward it to the Board of Supervisors and county cities.
