Supervisor Dan Gjerde News Today

District Attorney David Eyster failed Wednesday to follow up on his planned run to unseat a Mendocino County Superior Court judge that he has tangled with since being elected the county’s top prosecutor 13 years ago.

District Attorney David Eyster failed Wednesday to follow up on his planned run to unseat a Mendocino County Superior Court judge that he has tangled with since being elected the county’s top prosecutor 13 years ago.

It’s a pleasure to let you know the Board of Supervisors at their Tuesday, Aug. 29 meeting, voted unanimously to retain Municipal Advisory Councils (MACs) as an integral and vital part of the local governing process Most folks figured out that once again County officials created a problem where there was none with this red […]

It’s a pleasure to let you know the Board of Supervisors at their Tuesday, Aug. 29 meeting, voted unanimously to retain Municipal Advisory Councils (MACs) as an integral and vital part of the local governing process Most folks figured out that once again County officials created a problem where there was none with this red […]

It’s a pleasure to let you know the Board of Supervisors at their Tuesday, Aug. 29 meeting, voted unanimously to retain Municipal Advisory Councils (MACs) as an integral and vital part of the local governing process Most folks figured out that once again County officials created a problem where there was none with this red […]

The First District Supervisor’s race is shaping up to be a crowded contest, with a fifth contender filing his intent to run yesterday.

The Board of Supervisors decided not to spend $25,000 on an outside legal opinion about the cannabis equity grant program, and held firm against the First Amendment Coalition's plea to do away with an ordinance charging staff time for public records.

The Board of Supervisors considered recommendations and concerns about allowing moveable tiny homes as permanent living units. Currently, tiny homes are allowed with a standard building permit, but they are considered RVs if they are on wheels.

The Board of Supervisors learned last week that $10.2 million was borrowed from an unknown account to cover the deficit in the county's self-funded healthcare plan. Even after using $4.6 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds to reduce the shortfall, the deficit remains at $5.6 million.

The Council decided the financial outlook is poor for a 3/8 cent sales tax for workforce housing to succeed in the next election, especially with two other taxes on the November ballot.