Sacramento County Board to weigh sheriff, health, road and housing items

County would ban possessing detached catalytic converters

What

A new county code chapter, 9.130, on unlawful possession of detached catalytic converters

Next step

Reading would be waived and the item continued to November 3, 2026, for adoption

Source

Agenda, item 33

Supervisors are scheduled to introduce a new county law making it unlawful to possess a catalytic converter that has been detached from a vehicle.

The item is set to be continued to November 3, 2026, for adoption. No vote has been recorded.

Sheriff would add 7 deputies under Regional Transit deal

Staffing

7.0 limited-term Deputy Sheriff positions would be added

Budget

An appropriation adjustment of $3,836,806 is requested

Vehicle

One Class 124 vehicle for the Sheriff's Office at $59,074

Source

Agenda, item 31

The Sheriff's Office is asking for authority to sign a revenue agreement with Sacramento Regional Transit District to provide law enforcement services.

The package includes adding seven limited-term deputy sheriff positions, buying one vehicle, and a budget adjustment of about $3.8 million.

New fees proposed for county public health lab

What

An ordinance setting the schedule and fees for Sacramento County Public Health Laboratory Services

Next step

Full reading would be waived and the item continued to November 3, 2026, for adoption

Source

Agenda, item 26

Supervisors are scheduled to introduce an ordinance that would set a fee schedule for county public health laboratory services.

Adoption is scheduled for November 3, 2026.

Three roads would join 2027 traffic program

Roads

Palm Drive, Andrea Boulevard and Blackfoot Way

Program

2027 Neighborhood Traffic Management Program

Districts

Desmond and Rodriguez

Source

Agenda, item 19

Funding is proposed to add three roads to the county's 2027 Neighborhood Traffic Management Program, which addresses traffic concerns on neighborhood streets.

Public hearing on higher service charge for Calvine Road project

What

Benefit category change and levy of an increased service charge for the Calvine Road Chevron Project (APN 115-0120-019)

When

Morning timed matter at 10:00 AM

District

Kennedy

Source

Agenda, item 40

A public hearing is scheduled on changing the benefit category and levying a higher service charge for County Service Area No. 1, Zone No. 1, tied to the Calvine Road Chevron project.

HUD plan, underground utilities, sheriff review and homeless report

HUD plan

2027 One-Year Action Plan for CDBG, HOME and Emergency Solutions Grant funds, plus amendments to prior plans and the SHRA budget

Utilities

Underground utility district on Greenback Lane from Chestnut Avenue to the Folsom city limit

Reports

Sheriff Community Review Commission annual update and semi-annual Homeless Outcomes Report

Source

Agenda, items 41, 42, 43, 44

Supervisors are scheduled to consider submitting the county's 2027 housing and community development action plan to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.

Other items would create an underground utility district on Greenback Lane and receive two reports: the Sheriff Community Review Commission annual update and the semi-annual Homeless Outcomes Report.

Routine contracts, salaries and appointments grouped for approval

Notable

Architectural services for the Watt Avenue Behavioral Health Campus would rise from $249,896 to $3,916,199

Notable

A $770,000 contract with Gartner, Inc. for a requirements document on new enterprise resource planning and utility billing systems

Notable

A $500,000 share of an $8,303,900 state Community Resilience Centers grant

Source

Agenda, items 6–39

The consent calendar bundles dozens of routine items, including salary changes, contract amendments, grant applications and board and commission appointments.

Among the larger items are a major increase in architectural fees for the Watt Avenue Behavioral Health Campus and a contract for planning a new county billing and resource planning system.

Blue Diamond reports layoffs of 639 employees

Notice

Updated notice of permanent layoff of 639 employees at a Sacramento-area worksite

Source

Agenda, item 59

A warn notice from Blue Diamond Growers reports a permanent layoff of 639 employees at a Sacramento-area worksite. The item is listed as received and filed.