At Board of Supervisors meeting, Magsig proposes $100K relief for Shaver Springs

Nathan Magsig brought forward to bring financial relief to residents at Shaver Springs dealing with a water problem.

Nathan Magsig at the Board of Supervisors meeting brought forward an item with the Department of Public Works and Planning to allocate $100,000 from his District 5 funds to provide aid to Shaver Springs.

County staff presented several options to ensure these local funds deliver the greatest immediate impact without jeopardizing the nearly $1 million in state grant funding the community relies on.

[RELATED] Shaver Springs neighbors press Fresno County supervisor over tap water safety concerns

Potential relief options under review include bottled water assistance, water system treatment, sewer rate relief, and expediting the state-required feasibility study.

The item passed 5-0, and the Board has directed staff to return with final recommendations and next steps at our October 20th meeting.