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City HallThe Live Oak City Council Approved a New $1.855 Million Law Enforcement Services Agreement with Sutter County, Reducing Regular Deputy Presence to Save an Estimated $1 Million Annually.
Public SafetyA Proposed One-Year Agreement with Sutter County Would Cap the City's Law Enforcement Costs While Also Cutting Deputy Positions and Altering Call Response Protocols.
City HallThe Agreements, Outlining How a Proposed 1% Transactions-And-Use Tax Would Be Shared with Yuba City and Live Oak, Hinge on Voter Approval of Measure G in November.
City HallThe City's Water, Sewer, and Storm Drain Committee Met to Discuss the Preliminary Steps of a Possible Change in Service Management, Though Key Details Remain Undisclosed in the Initial Reports.
City HallCity Manager Benjamin Moody Authored Reports for a Sept. 30 Meeting That Lacked Details on a Possible Transfer of Water and Sewer Services.
City HallSutter County, Yuba City, and Live Oak Would Share Measure G Funds If Voters Approve the Countywide Sales Tax Measure in November 2026.
City HallThe Sutter County Board of Supervisors Unanimously Approved a Plan on Tuesday Outlining How an Estimated $22.5 Million in Annual Revenue From the Proposed Measure G Sales Tax Increase Would Be Allocated to Live Oak, Yuba City, and the County.
City HallThe New City Code, Adopted on September 2, Revises Definitions, Administrative Penalties, Appeal Procedures, and Garbage-Container Regulations, Replacing a Prior Framework.
