Sacramento County supervisors to weigh vehicle fee hike, airport parking contract

Vehicle registration fee could rise to fund Sheriff's ID program

What

An increase in vehicle registration fees collected under Section 9250.19 of the California Vehicle Code

Purpose

To support ongoing operations of the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office California Identification Program

Source

Agenda, item 26

Supervisors will consider raising the vehicle registration fee charged under a section of the California Vehicle Code. The money would go to the Sheriff's California Identification Program. The agenda does not state the size of the proposed increase.

Five-year airport parking and shuttle contract up for approval

Contract

Parking lot and shuttle bus management services at Sacramento International Airport

Vendor

LAZ Parking California, LLC

Term

Five years

Maximum payment

$127,500,000, including a maximum management fee of $4,263,233 plus reimbursable operating expenses

Source

Agenda, item 13

The Board would authorize the Director of Airports to negotiate and sign a retroactive agreement with LAZ Parking California for parking lot and shuttle bus management at Sacramento International Airport. The deal would run five years. The total maximum payment would be $127.5 million, which includes a management fee of up to about $4.26 million and reimbursable operating expenses.

Afternoon workshop on Affordable Housing Ordinance

What

Workshop on the Affordable Housing Ordinance, file PLNP2024-00028

When

2:00 PM timed matter

Scope

Countywide

Source

Agenda, item 35

An afternoon workshop will cover a proposed Affordable Housing Ordinance. The agenda lists it as a workshop, not a vote on final adoption. The item is countywide.

Second renewal of golden mussels emergency proclamation

What

Second renewal of a local state of emergency due to invasive golden mussels

Scope

Countywide

Source

Agenda, item 9

Supervisors will consider renewing a local state of emergency for a second time because of invasive golden mussels. The proclamation covers the whole county.

Traffic signal funds for Lone Tree and West Elverta roads

What

Use of Metro Air Park Community Facilities District No. 1998-1 funds for design of a traffic signal at Lone Tree Road and West Elverta Road

Also

A reimbursement agreement

District

Serna

Source

Agenda, item 5

The Board would authorize using community facilities district funds to design a traffic signal at Lone Tree Road and West Elverta Road. It would also authorize a reimbursement agreement. The item is in District 1.

Routine contracts, leases and staffing changes grouped on consent

Calendar

Adoption of the 2027 Board of Supervisors meeting calendar

Codes

Amendments to conflict-of-interest codes for the Florin Resource Conservation District/Elk Grove Water District and the Sacramento County Employees' Retirement System

Lease

First amendment to a lease for Department of Health Services space at 9616 Micron Avenue

Health

Several health contracts, including $548,688 for out-of-county inpatient authorization and $800,000 for substance use disorder intensive outpatient treatment

Staffing

Salary resolution amendments in Airports, Water Resources, Human Assistance and the Sheriff's Office

Source

Agenda, items 6-8, 10-12, 14-29

Most of the agenda is a consent calendar, where items are usually approved together without separate discussion. It includes the 2027 meeting calendar and updates to two conflict-of-interest codes. It also includes a lease amendment for Health Services space on Micron Avenue and a network infrastructure assessment contract with AT&T Enterprises, LLC.

Health items include a $548,688 contract with the California Mental Health Services Authority for out-of-county review of inpatient hospitalizations and an $800,000 contract with Sacramento Outpatient Recovery Services for intensive outpatient substance use treatment. Staffing changes appear for Airports, Water Resources, Human Assistance and the Sheriff's Office.

Other consent items cover a water agency pipe and meter project, parkland funding agreements, a $20,000 trash capture grant, a $90,000 and $84,000 personal services agreement for the Central California Intelligence Center, and a legal services retainer amendment with Foley & Lardner, LLP.

Tobacco corporation budget, meeting policy and crop report

Item 31

Sacramento County Tobacco Securitization Corporation: previous minutes, FY 2026-27 budget and FY 2025-26 audited financial report

Item 32

Amendment to the Technological Disruption Policy to allow meetings to resume when remote access is restored

Item 33

Workshop on legislative advocacy policy and governance protocol

Item 34

2025 Sacramento County Crop and Livestock Report presentation

Source

Agenda, items 31-34

Morning timed matters start at 10:00 AM. They include the Tobacco Securitization Corporation's budget and audit, a change to when meetings resume after a remote access outage, a legislative advocacy workshop and the annual crop and livestock report.

Closed session on lawsuits and housing agency director appointment

Existing litigation

Jones vs County of Sacramento and Perez, et al vs County of Sacramento, et al

Anticipated litigation

One case

Appointment

Executive Director, Sacramento Housing & Redevelopment Agency

Source

Agenda, closed session notice

The Board will meet in closed session to discuss two existing lawsuits and one anticipated case. It will also discuss appointing an Executive Director for the Sacramento Housing & Redevelopment Agency. No decisions are listed in the agenda.

Communications and reports received

Referred

Proposed conflict-of-interest code amendments from several park, school, transit and cable districts

Received

Pooled investment fund review, real estate fraud prosecution report, water swap report and state rattlesnake regulation notice

Source

Agenda, items 40-51

Several local districts sent proposed conflict-of-interest code amendments to the Clerk of the Board for processing. The Board will also receive reports, including the July 2026 pooled investment fund review and the District Attorney's real estate fraud prosecution report.