As previously reported, the Black Hawk County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 Tuesday to cut funds for a county epidemiologist position. Now, an assistant attorney for Black Hawk County, Mike Treinen, told the Board of Health that he is researching if the motion approved by the supervisors is legal or not.
A WCF Courier article states that Treinen should have some clarification on the motion by the end of the day today (Friday, Jan. 30th). The article also states:
“The clarification that I envision here is that the motion that should be made and be voted upon should simply address the budget proposal, and by that, I mean the budget amount not elimination or changing of any staffing.” Treinen said.
LA County Sheriffâs Deputy Mark Winn quietly retired in July after 33 years of serviceâincluding 27 years at the Malibu/Lost Hills Station. During his time in Malibu, heâs seen it all as a first responder: fatal accidents, the Woolsey Fire and the Old Topanga Fire of 1993. Winn has worked tirelessly with the local homeless population with fellow deputy Mike Treinen, and also done everything from beach patrol to handing out speeding tickets to animal rescues.
Winn, who began his tenure at the LASD in East LA, noted the stark differences between Malibu and that neighborhood back when he first came to Lost Hills.Â