Legislation Details

File #: 26-1237    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Regular Item Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 6/30/2026 In control: Board of Supervisors
On agenda: 8/18/2026 Final action:
Title: ADMINISTRATION / PERSONNEL - Personnel Director Coral Ferrin
Attachments: 1. DRAFT - Code of Conduct §1301 red line version v2, 2. FINAL - Code of Conduct §1301 v2, 3. DRAFT - General Provisions §1101 red line version v2, 4. FINAL - General Provisions §1101 v2, 5. DRAFT Pre-Employment Background Investigations §2110 red-line version, 6. FINAL Pre-Employment Background Investigations §2110

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ADMINISTRATION / PERSONNEL - Personnel Director Coral Ferrin

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Requested Action(s)

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a) Request approval of revisions to TCPR §2110: Pre-Employment Background Investigations, effective 8/18/26

 

b) Request approval of revisions to TCPR §1101: Personnel Rules (General Provisions), effective 8/18/26

 

c) Request approval of revisions to TCPR §1301: Code of Conduct, effective 8/18/26

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Financial Impact:

There is no financial impact associated with the approval of these rules.

 

Background Information:

The Tehama County Personnel Office is requesting Board of Supervisor approval of proposed revisions to three existing personnel rules. These rules were brought before the Tehama County Personnel Procedures & Guidelines Ad Hoc Committee for input.

 

Revisions are described below: 

 

TCPR §2110:  Pre-Employment Background Investigations - Revised to include language related to the Fair Chance Act, also known as "Ban the Box", which is CA legislation put in place to remove barriers for job seekers with criminal records. Other language changes include updates to more accurately reflect which positions require more extensive background checks and who is authorized to perform background checks.

 

TCPR §1101:  Personnel Rules (General Provisions) - Revised to add language outlining how Tehama County may respond when elected officials violate policies. 

 

TCPR §1301:  Code of Conduct - Revised to add language outlining how employees may be directed to respond to members of the public who exhibit a pattern of harassing communications directed at employees. 

 

These Personnel Rules align with the negotiated agreements and ensure consistency across all bargaining units.  The Personnel Office has met the requirement to meet and confer with the bargaining unit representatives regarding these new personnel rules and agreements have been reached.