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1932 - Robert Poore wins the greased pole climbing contest and $2.50 at Newhall's July 4th celebration [story]
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The next meeting of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors is set for Tuesday, Sept. 18, starting at 9:30 a.m.

The meeting will be [streamed live here].

Here are more agenda highlights (see the full agenda here):

Presentations & Proclamations:

  • Honorees, in recognition of “Hispanic Heritage Month” and their contributions to the community
  • Marvin Kropke, in recognition of his retirement as the Business Manager of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local Union 11
  • Topanga Trash Warriors, for their efforts to keep Topanga trash-free
  • Johnny Jay Bogan, for his heroic actions to save the victim of an attack
  • The Department of Treasurer and Tax Collector, for its 10th Business Continuity Planning birthday

Special District Agenda:

  • Health Plans for Calendar Year 2019 (1-D)
  • Mortgage Revenue Bonds for Multifamily Housing in Unincorporated Willowbrook (1-H, 2-H, Item 20, Item 21)

Board Motions:

  • Expanding Public-Private Partnership in Los Angeles County (Item 2, Report)
  • Support Proposition 1: Veterans and Affordable Housing Bond (Item 5)

Chief Executive Office:

  • Department of Children and Family Services and District Attorney Lease Amendment (Item 10)

County Operations

  • Revised Board Policy – Small Business Payment Liaison and Prompt Payment Program (Item 11)

Children and Families’ Well-Being

  • Training and Staff Development and Master of Social Work Internship Program Services Contract (Item 12)
  • Transition Age Youth Employment and Life Readiness Program Contract (Item 13)
  • Specialized Foster/Resource Parent Recruitment and Retention Contract (Item 14)

Health and Mental Health Services

  • Report on the Status and Efforts to Register Justice-Involved County Residents in Advance of the November 2018 Election (Item 16)
  • Innovation 2 – Developing Trauma Resilient Communities: Community Capacity Building Contracts (Item 17)

Community Services

  • Farnsworth Park General Improvements Project (Item 22)
  • On-Call Project Management/Construction Management Consultant Services Agreements (Item 25)

Ordinance for Adoption

  • Amendments to County Code, Title 5 – Personnel and Title 6 – Salaries (Item 36)
  • Amendment to County Code, Title 22 – Planning and Zoning (Item 37)

 Miscellaneous

  • Settlement for Matter Entitled, Anthony Serena v. County of Los Angeles (Item 39)

Notices of Closed Session (NOTE: The special closed session meeting will commence Thursday, Sept. 20 at 2 p.m.):

  • Consideration of candidate for appointment to the positions of:

Executive Officer, Board of Supervisors
Director of Health Services
Director of Public Social Services (CS-2)

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