Date:
September 15, 2026
To: Board of Supervisors
Title
Non-Agenda Public Communication (Districts: All)
End
Overview
Michael Anthony spoke regarding alleged civil rights violations and disabilityrelated concerns in the Superior Court, East County, Department One.
Allegedly Audra commented on her perception of government as organized crime and expressed criticism of Board actions and prior Board members.
Paul the Bold commented on Public Records Act responses related to Edgemoor facilities and expressed concern about County recordrecordkeeping and culture issues.
Consuelo expressed opposition to government spending, bike lanes, child welfare systems, and alleged systemic problems in government, emphasizing impacts on families and veterans.
Madison commented on biodiversity and expressed concerns that County green energy policies may negatively affect the environment and residents in unincorporated areas.
Kathleen Lippitt expressed concerns that County Green energy policies may negatively affect the environment and residents in unincorporated areas.
Becky Rapp spoke about the socially equitable cannabis program, planning group input, and concerns regarding environmental and public health impacts in sensitive areas, emphasizing the role of planning groups.
Truth Tonix spoke regarding perceived corruption, criticisms of several Supervisors and County executives, and referenced public records and Edgemoor issues, expressing distrust of government communications and oversight.
Hecter Oh discussed fire season preparedness, suggested verifying the operability of reservoirs and fire hydrants, and recommended coordination with Homeland Security and the military for fire and flood responses.
Terri-Ann Skelly expressed concerns about tobacco, cannabis couse, and secondhand smoke exposure in public spaces, and suggested protective policies to reduce youth exposure to smoke and vaping products.
Peggy Walker described findings from a statewide assessment of r...
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