by Ric Leutwyler | Jan 25, 2026 | Economic Development, Get Involved, Stay Informed, Trinity Resources, Your Opinion Matters
Sharing Information | Encouraging Engagement This board meeting included two presentations. The first presentation was from Yoni Desmond and five representatives of the Friday Night Live Club. The second presentation was from Shasta County Sheriff, Michael Johnson....
by Ric Leutwyler | Jan 10, 2026 | Stay Informed
Sharing Information | Encouraging Engagement A lot of people have been asking questions (and sharing concerns) about the possibility of a Residential Treatment Center opening in Trinity Center. The following information was presented at a community meeting held in...
by Ric Leutwyler | Jan 4, 2026 | Economic Development, Get Involved, Stay Informed, Trinity Resources, Your Opinion Matters
Sharing Information | Encouraging Engagement This board meeting included four presentations, three of which were in the form of proclamations. The fourth presentation was regarding the Upper Trinity Headwaters Restoration and Management Plan. Updates were provided...
by Ric Leutwyler | Jan 4, 2026 | Economic Development, Get Involved, Stay Informed, Trinity Resources, Your Opinion Matters
Sharing Information | Encouraging Engagement It’s hard to believe there is only one year left in my four-year term as District 1 Supervisor. The last year (2025) was, by far, the busiest year for me in this role. Much of the “extra”...
by Ric Leutwyler | Nov 30, 2025 | Economic Development, Get Involved, Stay Informed, Your Opinion Matters
Sharing Information | Encouraging Engagement This board meeting included two presentations: one from the Small Business Development Center and one from Two Six Digital, a digital marketing agency specializing in tourism promotion. The board approved all 15 items on...
by Ric Leutwyler | Nov 30, 2025 | Economic Development, Get Involved, Stay Informed, Your Opinion Matters
Sharing Information | Encouraging Engagement This board meeting included two presentations. All items on the Consent Calendar were approved, as was the three items under County Matters. Two items were handled in Closed Session. A. PRESENTATIONS A.1. Clerk of the...
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