QUINCY, California — October 19, 2026. Plumas County’s official Board of Supervisors page lists a meeting for Tuesday, October 20, 2026, at 10 a.m. The published schedule identifies the courthouse in Quincy as the usual meeting location, while warning that dates and times may change.
The official notice comes first
Residents should consult the Plumas County Board of Supervisors page for the latest agenda, available minutes and meeting access instructions. The county lists its regular meeting location as the courthouse at 520 Main Street in Quincy, Room 308, unless otherwise noticed.
That “unless otherwise noticed” matters. A special session, relocation, cancellation or revised time can make an older social-media post inaccurate. Before traveling, confirm the date and location against the posted government notice rather than relying solely on the annual meeting list.
How to follow remotely
The county board page includes instructions for remote public comment and an online meeting option. If joining by telephone, follow the currently published participation directions, including the instructions for asking to speak. A livestream is not always the same thing as a channel for public comment; verify which options are being offered for the October 20 session.
Why the board matters beyond Quincy
Plumas County government is relevant to communities across the county, not only those located in the county seat. Decisions may involve public services, budgets, land use and county facilities. Still, school districts and other special districts can operate separately; their meeting calendars should be tracked independently when they have decision-making authority over a local issue.
What to check after the session
Seek the published minutes, official recordings or later board documents to distinguish a proposal from an enacted action. If the board postpones consideration, a responsible follow-up should say so plainly.
Official source: Plumas County Board of Supervisors. Schedule reviewed October 19, 2026; changes may be posted by the county.
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More official sources: California58 Civic Watch — public meeting resources for all 58 California counties.
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