Boards & Commissions

Agricultural Commission meetings are scheduled on the second Monday of every month.

The PCAPCD Board Of Directors are appointed from elected officials within the County's jurisdictions and the term of office is concurrent with their official term of office for the jurisdiction they represent, or as new appointments are made by the respective appointing authority.

The District Hearing Board is a statutory body appointed by the District Board of Directors to hear petitions for variances or modifications from air pollution rules or permit conditions, including the denial, approval or revocation of a permit and orders for abatement (per HSC 40801).

Learn about the Auburn Veterans Memorial Hall Board.

The Building Board of Appeals considers appeals of Code interpretations. The Board has the authority to determine the suitability of, and authorize the substitution of, materials and types of construction equipment to those specified by this Code and the State Housing Law.

The purpose of this committee is to recommend Tourism Master Plan priorities and capital projects to the Placer County Board of Supervisors to implement the Tourism Master Plan and Transient Occupancy Tax Policy in eastern Placer County.

The Civil Service Commission regulates the employment and working conditions of Placer County employees.

Find information about the Colfax Veterans Memorial Hall Board.

The Placer County Consolidated Oversight Board was created July 1, 2018 pursuant to Senate Bill 107 (2015), which required the consolidation of redevelopment oversight boards for each former redevelopment agency into one county-wide Oversight Board.

Learn about the Deferred Compensation Committee and view a listing of its members.

Learn about the Fish and Game Commission.

The Flood Control District is governed by a nine person Board. View information about that board.

Access information about the Foresthill Veterans Memorial Hall Board.

This committee serves in an advisory capacity regarding In-Home Supportive Services and the In-Home Supportive Services Public Authority to the County Board of Supervisors and other administrative bodies.

The Placer County Library Advisory Board shall advise and make recommendations to the Board of Supervisors and the Placer County Director of Library Services concerning policies and procedures for the operation of the County Free Library System.

Located in downtown Lincoln, the Memorial Hall is used by many community organizations, groups and individuals.

The Literacy Support Council has been supporting Placer Adult Literacy Service since 1991. We provide volunteers, books, and other materials that help lift local literacy skills.

Each county in the state is required to have a LAFCO. These LAFCOs fulfill their legislative mandate through the consideration and approval or denial of boundary changes proposed by individuals or the local agencies themselves.

Built at the end of the 1940s, the Memorial Hall is located on the same grounds as the Loomis Library and shares parking facilities.

This board is comprised of board-appointed community members representing consumers, family members, and public interest who promote citizen and consumer participation in provision and evaluation of the mental health systems of care.

This group provides a voice for older adults in county government and advises on matters relating to the creation and delivery of services that improve the quality of life for Placer County's older adults.

The Placer County Economic Development Board, established by the Board of Supervisors in 1991 serves as an advisory body for the Economic Development division.

The Placer County Parks Commission advises the Board of Supervisors on all matters relating to public recreation projects. They also recommend policy and direction to the County's Parks Division.

Learn about the Roseville Veterans Memorial Hall Board.

Resolution 2014-214, adopted October 21, 2014 dissolved the North Tahoe and Tahoe City Design Review Committees and formed a combined Tahoe Basin Design Review Committee.

The Placer County Treasurer's Review Panel was created in 1995 to provide oversight in the investment of public funds. The Treasurer's Review Panel reviews and monitors the Treasurer’s Investment Policy.

The Wastewater Advisory Committee meets as needed to review methods, techniques and materials for septic systems, and makes recommendations to the Environmental Health Director regarding adoption and revision of the on-site sewage disposal ordinance.

Access agendas and minutes and meeting information for the Zoning Administrator and Parcel Review Committee.