Sutter County’s July 28 Board of Supervisors agenda includes a scheduled appearance by County Administrator Steven M. Smith to seek possible adoption of a resolution placing a countywide retail transactions and use tax measure on the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot.
The agenda materials do not show whether supervisors approved the item, and they do not include the proposed tax rate or how any revenue would be spent. But the proposal would put a local sales tax before county voters if the board advances it.
The rest of the agenda is largely routine consent work, including budget adjustments, grant actions and contract renewals across county departments. The packet also shows the county continuing service agreements involving Camptonville Community Partnership, Yuba Community College, The Salvation Army, Children’s Hope Foster Family Agency, Yuba County, Krueg Therapy Services and the City of Yuba City.
Because the provided materials are an agenda, not meeting minutes, the record here is limited to what supervisors were scheduled to consider on July 28. A follow-up look at the meeting record would be needed to confirm whether the resolution passed and what ballot language, if any, was adopted.
