Legislation Details

File #: 26-0510    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Resolution Status: Adopted
File created: 3/30/2026 In control: Board of Supervisors
On agenda: 4/21/2026 Final action: 4/21/2026
Title: ADMINISTRATION / PERSONNEL - Personnel Director Coral Ferrin
Attachments: 1. Resolution Personnel Rules - Applicable to Elected Officials.pdf, 2. Personnel Rules Elected Officials - Exhibit A & B & C.pdf, 3. Draft - General Provisions §1101 red line version.pdf, 4. FINAL - General Provisions §1101 .pdf, 5. DRAFT - Code of Conduct §1301 red line version.pdf, 6. FINAL - Code of Conduct §1301 .pdf
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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 a Resolution of the Board of Supervisors identifying which Tehama County Personnel Rules apply to elected officials, effective April 21, 2026

b) Request approval of revisions to TCPR ?1101: Personnel Rules (General Provisions), effective April 21, 2026

c) Request approval of revisions to TCPR ?1301: Code of Conduct, effective April 21, 2026
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Financial Impact:
There is no financial impact associated with the approval of this Resolution.

Background Information:
This Resolution is being brought forward as the result of a recommendation made by the 24/25 Grand Jury for Tehama County to clarify which Tehama County Personnel Rules apply to whom, and more specifically which personnel rules apply to elected officials. The goal of this recommended distinction is to help eliminate ambiguity and provide a clearer and more uniform application of rules. As a result, the Tehama County Personnel Office worked closely with the Personnel Procedures & Guidelines Ad Hoc Committee over the last several months to develop the attached Resolution and accompanying exhibits. The Resolution and accompanying exhibits add clarifying language to the personnel rules. Specifically, the clarifying language and exhibits more clearly identify which personnel rules apply to elected officials (appointed and elected) through categorization of personnel rules into three different classifications. In addition, the Resolution adds clarifying language to more accurately reflect that "The provisions of the Tehama County Personnel rules shall not supersede any state law, federal law or current collective bargaining agreement between an employee organization and Tehama County. Further, the provisions of the Tehama County Personnel Rules shall not preclude specific County departments from developing more restrictive operational policies and procedures."

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