Board of SupervisorsSan Mateo County
Public Works department update – Director Newman
Director Tory A. Newman will provide a report on Public Works matters.
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Utilities, public works, permits, libraries, maintenance, and everyday local government operations.
Director Tory A. Newman will provide a report on Public Works matters.
Chief Information Officer Michael Wentworth will provide a report on Technology Services matters.
Commissioners will discuss choosing a peer commission to connect with.
Commissioners will share recent activities and observations from park events and initiatives.
Commission will vote to approve the minutes from the September 3 meeting.
A staff memo recommends denying non‑culpable claims.
The board will consider recommending three members—Daniel Keohane, Michael Lim, and Leticia Bidó—for reappointment to the Behavioral Health Commission, each serving until September 30, 2029.
The board will present a proclamation naming Sep 15‑Oct 15, 2026 as Latine Heritage Month.
The Board is considering a first amendment to the on‑call agreement with Edgar Lopez & Associates, LLC.
The board will consider ratifying a resolution that honors Takahashi Market’s 120‑year anniversary.
The board is asked to adopt a resolution authorizing a contract with Ripcord, Inc. for scanning and digital file management services.
The board will present a proclamation naming Sep 2026 as National Service Dog Month.
Board is asked to adopt a resolution amending the agreement with Dr. Jessica Marone, MD to extend services through November 30 2027.
The board will consider recommending three individuals—Raymond Juballa, Rowena Loloma Meafua, and Theresa Faapuaa—for reappointment as directors of the Exposition and Fair Association, each serving until September 30, 2030.
Board is asked to adopt a resolution authorizing a contract with Ludi, Inc. for provider time tracking, invoicing and approval solution.
The board will approve the minutes from meetings held on August 11, August 13 (Special), and August 25, 2026.
The board will adopt a resolution consolidating the statewide general election on Nov 3, 2026 with local elections that request consolidation.
The board will adopt a resolution honoring SamTrans on its 50th anniversary.
The Board is asked to waive the RFP process for the Cognisen agreement.
The Board is reviewing a resolution to amend the agreement with Central Labor Council Partnership, extending the Independent Living Program term to Oct 31 2027 and adding $326,290, bringing total obligation to $1,096,202.
The Board is reviewing a resolution to waive the RFP process and amend the contract with Novigo Solutions, adding 12 months of maintenance services through Sep 30 2027 and increasing the total obligation by $60,000 to a maximum of $260,000.
The board will consider a resolution to authorize an agreement with Shirley Yan, OD, to provide optometry services from Nov 1, 2026 to Oct 31, 2029.
The not‑to‑exceed amount for supplemental engineering and design services for the Family Justice Center Tenant Improvement Project is increased by $165,750, creating a new limit of $1,194,914.
The county is increasing the not‑to‑exceed amount for on‑call Inspector of Record services by $225,000, raising the total limit to $550,000.