Shasta Supervisors Split on Joe Larmour Contract Renewal Vote
Shasta supervisors were split with a 2-2 vote on Tuesday regarding the four-year contract renewal for Joe Larmour.
Eureka, CA, September 29, 2026 — Shasta County supervisors convened on Tuesday to vote on a four-year contract renewal for Joe Larmour. The board’s decision resulted in a divided vote, with supervisors split 2-2.
The outcome of the vote means the proposed contract renewal for Joe Larmour did not achieve the necessary majority for approval at this time. Details regarding Joe Larmour’s specific role or the nature of the contract were not provided in the summary of the event.
The supervisors’ split vote indicates a lack of consensus among the board members regarding the renewal. Further information regarding the specific reasons behind the differing opinions of the supervisors was not available. The summary also did not specify what action, if any, was taken to resolve the tie or what the next steps might be in considering Joe Larmour’s contract.
The county supervisors’ proceedings on Tuesday concluded without a definitive resolution on the four-year contract renewal for Joe Larmour due to the even split among the voting members. The contractor’s name is Joe Larmour, and the contract term is four years. The vote took place on Tuesday.
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