Supervisor says CSAC focused on wildfire liability and urged utility responsibility
September 06, 2026 | Lake County, California
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A supervisor (S4) reported on the California State Association of Counties (CSAC) Board of Directors meeting and said wildfire‑liability policy dominated discussion. S4 said CSAC "wrote a letter, asking for the liability to stay with PG and E" rather than being passed to counties or individuals.
S4 referenced AB 1054 in the context of wildfire compensation and litigation and said the topic raised complex policy and political questions, including the role of major institutional shareholders such as CalPERS and CalSTRS. S4 also summarized CSAC action on several ballot measures: a no action or informational status on some items and formal opposition to Proposition 43 as adopted by the CSAC board.
S4 referenced AB 1054 in the context of wildfire compensation and litigation and said the topic raised complex policy and political questions, including the role of major institutional shareholders such as CalPERS and CalSTRS. S4 also summarized CSAC action on several ballot measures: a no action or informational status on some items and formal opposition to Proposition 43 as adopted by the CSAC board.
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