Steve Griefer
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- Meetings spoken in
- 26
- Total speaking time
- 8:02:32
- Avg per meeting
- 18:34
- Segments
- 11555
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Top issues during term (20)
Deputy Sheriffs' Association 2026-2028 labor agreement
Employees report five years without raises and health premiums rising sharply in January.
Civil Grand Jury responses
County Counsel recused from advising the next grand jury, potentially shifting advisory costs to the DA or state, which he said should be minimal.
Sheriff's Office technology upgrade and AI surveillance concerns
A $151,399 Axon contract was cited by a speaker.
Continued local health emergencies from Dove Fire and TCU Lightning Complex debris
Recovery cost reimbursement from the state depends on keeping these declarations current.
General Plan Implementation Review
None yet; outcomes could shape development costs such as well-drilling requirements before tentative map approval.
FY 2026-27 road repair and rehabilitation project list
About $3 million of contingency funds earmarked for district road projects.
Waste Management collection changes on private roads
Residents pay the same rates for reduced service.
Ambulance services update
The Mercy contract costs $6,556,467 a year, and speakers noted it was the more expensive bid option.
Data center rules for Tuolumne County
One data center could use as much power as half the county, and officials cited potential $30 million-a-year fee benefits if properly regulated.
Facility fee waivers for nonprofits and volunteers
The two community centers lose roughly $236,000 a year now; free use could widen that gap.
Wildfire preparedness grants
Could stabilize residents' soaring fire insurance premiums.
Dove Fire Local Emergency
Immediate costs are unknown but could be significant — the ratification is what makes state and federal reimbursement possible.
Transition from leased to county-owned facilities
$1.5 million budgeted this year against roughly $270,000 in annual lease costs.
Code enforcement capacity
Speakers warned weak enforcement exposes the county to lawsuits and environmental damage.
Supervisor Griefer's social services remarks
Soulsbyville residential rezone (Sherry Court)
2026-2029 Fleet & Roads labor agreement
15% raise this fiscal year plus 3% in each of the next three years of the four-year deal.
Continuation of Camp Justice homeless encampment
The commenter cited $45,395.01 spent on safe parking and warned the state could demand full refund of the grant.
Jamestown Mine Site remediation extension to 2041
The county's annual payment rises to $120,000, increasing $5,000 every five years, with the loan payoff running to about fiscal year 2036-37.
Mobile home rent control fair rate of return hearings
Could change how rent increases are justified in mobile home parks.
Decisions during term (138)
Recorded while Griefer was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Consent Calendar (Items 1-6, 8-10)
PG&E Undergrounding Support Letter (Item 7)
Resolution 107-26 — Deputy Sheriffs' Association Sworn Unit MOU (Item 12)
Fee Waiver Ordinance — Community Benefit and Volunteer Organizations (APC Item 3)
Action Item - Clerk of the Board of Supervisors: Approving the minutes of the October 20, 2026, and October 27, 2026 meetings.
Agreement - Public Works: Approving Amendment #1 to the Agreement of Hunt & Sons, LLC for Cardlock Fueling Services.
Resolution - County Fire: Adopting Resolution 104-26 approving an agreement with FEMA accepting the Fire Prevention and Safety Grant, recognizing unanticipated revenue of $3,416, increasing appropriations in the Fire Fund by the same…
Resolution - Public Health: Adopting Resolution 105-26 continuing the Local Health Emergency in Tuolumne County due to the immediate health threat caused by hazardous conditions and debris related to the Dove Fire, as required by…
Action Item - Clerk of the Board of Supervisors: Recognizing a report submitted by the Tuolumne County Superintendent of Schools on the Williams Act pursuant to Education Code 1240.
Agenda reorder — move public hearings first, data center and general plan last
Minutes of September 16, 2026
KOWALCYZK-KEAGY, LUNR-26-5 — Ag Preserve 315 disestablishment, zone change, Williamson Act non-renewal
MOYLE, LUNR-26-8 — New Williamson Act contract and Ag Preserve #134 expansion
Consent Calendar (Items 1-10)
Resolution 102-26 — National School Bus Safety Week
Axon Enterprise Fourth Amendment ($1,769,934)
Facility Fee Waiver Ordinance (Sections 3.40.070/3.40.080)
T-Five Ranches — General Plan Amendment & Zone Change (LUNR-25-27)
CCF Investments LLC & Granite Land Holding LLC — Zone Change LUNR-26-15
CSAC Board of Directors Delegate/Alternate Designation
Voting record (1)
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