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Anyone on the premises after 5:00 pm on January 26 will be guilty of a misdemeanor.

The Board of Supervisors discussed cannabis, and whether or not the full Board is required to hear public comment on items that have been commented upon in a standing committee. Public Health Officer Dr. Andy Coren recommends masking indoors again, and the caregivers union wants better pay.

Clinics across the county will offer the new booster shot

SEIU Local 1021 complained to the state about the county's failure to divulge information. MCA questions the use of grant funds to pay for satellite imagery; says they have raised similar concerns that came out in a Grand Jury report.

Kevin Murray, originally charged with eight counts, among them three sex crimes, pled no contest to intimidation and false imprisonment.

The Board of Supervisors also heard that code enforcement is up, and covid cases are once again threatening to overwhelm the healthcare system.

An infusion of state money could help increase training, recruitment, and retention of public health workers. Mendocino County's public health department is lean on nurses and key leadership positions.

Supervisors asked the Governor for a moratorium on PG&E's enhanced vegetation management program, discussed a cannabis report, and heard advice about wearing masks as contagious covid variants spread.

The quarterly budget review covered cannabis tax, health plan payouts, the new jail, and more.

The requirement is now a strong recommendation.