Jason Ingram
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- Meetings spoken in
- 12
- Total speaking time
- 9:11
- Avg per meeting
- 0:46
- Segments
- 172
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Top issues during term (20)
Skyline Aggregates Quarry approval
No direct county cost; supporters estimate $7 million in annual payroll and $25 million in local vendor spending already flowing from Hat Creek.
Medi-Cal behavioral health funding agreement
Combined contract maximums of $1.05 million, offset by roughly 50-75 percent Medi-Cal reimbursement on billed services.
Senior lunch program expansion
$140,000 in returned senior meal funding that could serve Lassen County seniors.
Susanville pool funding through 2033
$80,000 per year from the county general fund for five years.
State mandates on rural counties (SGMA, housing, wildfire)
About $140,000 in state grant funding covers 15 months of coordination work; no county match indicated.
Water transfer to Southern California
None listed for submitting the letter.
El Niño local emergency declaration
No direct funding now; fiscal impact to be determined if flooding occurs.
Red Rock to Doyle Safety Project on Highway 395
No direct county cost identified so far, though supervisors worry about county road maintenance from diverted truck traffic.
Ravendale illegal cannabis grows and administrative penalties
The county may recover abatement costs and penalties through the recorded liens; amounts vary by case, including a $17,000 penalty in Westwood.
OHV grant funding for Sheriff's Department
Brings in $23,880 of state revenue for the Sheriff's OHV fund — no hit to the general fund.
Public Health records contract renewal
Up to $66,800 from the Public Health fund.
Workforce recruitment and retention crisis
Nearly $80,000 invested in local training and placements.
FY 2026/27 county budget and sheriff funding cuts
The recommended budget covers all county operations from July 1, 2026 until the final budget is adopted.
SB1 road maintenance funding for FY 2026/27
SB 1/highway user tax funds of about $7 million anchor road operations; $4 million in state reimbursements remain to be invoiced for the A3 project.
Youth wrestling use of fairgrounds at reduced fee
Potential increased revenue from streamlined facility rentals once approved.
Supervised visitation and child welfare reunification policy
Contracts total up to $131,500 combined; rejecting them could force the county to pay foster care costs directly.
Ambulance service and EOA contract
Travel Stop tax revenue agreements
New revenue to the county, amount unknown; estimated $70,000-$80,000 initial property tax increment.
Herlong Recreation and Park District formation
Unknown at this stage; a five-year financial plan was part of the hearing materials.
Electronic filing of campaign disclosures
The agenda listed no fiscal impact for this action.
Decisions during term (349)
Recorded while Ingram was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Closed session liability claim rejected
Agenda approved
RCRC and related annual appointments
CSAC appointments
Consent calendar (G2 and G3 partially held)
Sheriff's Office fleet vehicle purchase (G1)
El Niño local emergency declaration (H2)
Honey Lake Valley Recreation Authority JPA second amendment (H1)
Tax Share Agreement for Travel Stop project (H3)
Measure P Payment Agreement (H4)
AGENDA APPROVAL, ADDITIONS AND/OR DELETIONS
LASSEN COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING MINUTES OF OCTOBER 20, 2026
Agenda approval
Closed session liability claims rejected
Consent agenda approval (G2, G3)
G1: Prison Trial Costs Reimbursement Program items
H1: Fair FY 2026/27 CDFA base allocations
H2: No-cost lease for the Salvation Army (Resolution 26-057)
H3: CAPIT grant amendment with Lassen Family Services
H4: Supervised visitation services agreement with Lassen Family Services
Voting record (188)
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Honey Lake Valley Recreation Authority JPA second amendment (H1)
Said the city should take over the pool and his constituents in the south county barely use it.
H2: No-cost lease for the Salvation Army (Resolution 26-057)
H4: Supervised visitation services agreement with Lassen Family Services
that this Action Item be approved
that this Agenda be approved
that these Minutes be approved as amended
that this Action Item be approved
that this Action Item be approved
to support the Appointment
to approve the Consent Agenda as amended
that this Action Item be approved
that these Reports be approved
that this Action Item be approved
that this Action Item be approved
that this Action Item be approved
that this Action Item be approved
that this Action Item be approved
that this Resolution No. 26-055 be adopted
that this Agenda be approved
that this Action Item be approved
that this Action Item be approved
to approve the Consent Agenda
that this Resolution No. 26-054 be adopted
that this Action Item be approved
Adoption of Resolution No. 26-053 — FY 2026/2027 Budget, Appropriations Limit and Tax Rate
that this Agenda be approved
that this Resolution No. 26-053 be adopted
that this Resolution 26-052 be adopted
that this Resolution 26-051 be adopted
that this Agenda be approved
that this Action Item be approved
to introduce the ordinance and waive the first reading
to approve the Consent Agenda as amended
that this Agenda be approved
that this Resolution No. 26-048 be adopted
that this Appointment be approved
Military Equipment Use Policy — introduce ordinance, waive first reading
Skyline Aggregates Quarry — Resolution No. 26-048
Cited the scale of private investment and the answers provided at the hearing.