By Teri | January 23, 2010
It’s been said that a failure to plan is a plan for failure. Our children are counting on us. It’s critical that we not only tighten our belts wisely in this economic climate, but that we look ahead and position ourselves to bounce back quickly when things get better. The Board of Supervisors would like your help to do [...]
By Teri | January 19, 2010
Press Release
Sonora – The Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors wants input from residents on what they feel are the most important things the County should be doing over the next several years. Your input will help staff develop a first ever 5-Year Strategic Plan for the County.
We’ve scheduled a series of special Board meetings in each [...]
By Teri | December 28, 2009
In short, it was the worst of years, the best of years, and the quickest of years. Being Board Chair is not a bad job. I learned a lot about many things, including myself.
Being Chair does come with challenges though, chief among them: managing distinct and opposing interests like district residents, out of district residents, [...]
By Teri | December 19, 2009
Tuolumne County will furlough employees and close down for the second time this year from Mon., Dec. 21st through January 3rd. The furloughs were voluntarily negotiated with Tuolumne County employees and elected officials to avoid broader service cuts to the public and layoffs.
Some departments will be open on an emergency basis including public safety responders (Sheriff, [...]
By Teri | November 18, 2009
Tuolumne County’s first budget furlough starts next Monday. County offices open again on Monday, November 30th. The second furlough period begins on Christmas Eve and extends until January 2nd.
Some critical county departments will remain open (see below). Inconvenient? Yes! Necessary? For sure!
As I am sure you remember, this doesn’t mean a paid vacation for [...]
By Teri | October 4, 2009
The regular Board of Supervisors meeting in Sonora on Tuesday will include a presentation at 10:30 from a representative of Comcast Cable, the cable TV franchise provider in much of unincorporated Tuolumne County. The presentation follows complaints about cable TV reception and channel availability.
Customers have complained that service has deteriorated and some channels are no [...]
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