Re: Request to Allow Religious Exemptions To the leaders of City and County of San Francisco: The City of San Francisco employs several Tuolumne County residents to operate the Hetch Hetchy system which provides water to 2.7 million customers of 26 water agencies in San Francisco, Alameda, Santa Clara and
Thank you, Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara, for taking the first step in using the CA Fair Plan to help wildfire victims through SB 11. We are writing because we would like to discuss possible follow-up bills regarding how we can use the CA Fair plan to further combat CA wildfires
Vaccine mandate discussion from the Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors meeting. Supervisor Anaiah Kirk is on the phone and can be heard speaking in the video, but is not actually visible. Dr. Eric Sergienko, the Tuolumne County Interim Health Officer, is visible in the video and fields a good number
District 3 Supervisor Anaiah Kirk and family fight for your freedom to choose I am not anti-vaccination; I am pro-choice vaccination. The current data shows vaccinations are very effective in preventing ICU placement and deaths, however the push for mandates is causing those who would rather stay quiet about their
State Board of Forestry is moving Tuolumne County towards a “No Build” Community The State Board of Forestry decided to move the March 15, 2021 draft of Revised State Fire Safe Regulations ahead, without revision, into a 45-day public comment period, ultimately intending to adopt them as State law. This
There is an urgent need to address the State and the Governor’s Office in their handling of the Covid-19 response. The Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors passed this resolution, authored by Supervisor Anaiah Kirk and co-authored by Supervisor Kathleen Haff.
District 3 Virtual Town Hall There will be a District 3 virtual town hall meeting on Wednesday, January 6, 2021 from 5 to 7pm. County government department heads will join me in giving updates on current developments and then we’ll open up the meeting to give you an opportunity to
The City of Sonora is convinced a prosperous future depends on tax revenue derived from the sale of recreational marijuana. Quite a claim, considering no business plan or financial projections of any kind have been presented for review or discussion. Sonora City Council argues, “Marijuana is already being delivered from
Presentation given at the Tuolumne County Board of Supervisors meeting on October 20, 2020 as an Agenda Appointment: 9:30a.m. Presentation by Supervisors Kirk and Rodefer regarding their research on COVID-19 and consideration of adopting their message of fully reopening the economy, strongly encouraging appropriate and safe mitigation measures and authorizing
Tuolumne Safe was formed as a non-profit organization in September 2020 to build community partnerships and raise money to complete critical projects that keep Tuolumne County residents safe. Mt. Provo Road is a primary fire-evacuation road for Ponderosa Hills and has been impassable for several years due to extremely deep
