The County of Mendocino is soliciting qualifications from licensed attorneys or law firms to provide comprehensive County Counsel services. The selected firm will serve as the primary legal advisor to the Board of Supervisors, county departments, and officials, offering guidance on civil law matters, regulatory compliance, and public governance. Responsibilities include attending board meetings, representing the County in civil litigation, preparing legal documents such as ordinances and contracts, and advising on risk management, public records requests, and conflict-of-interest laws. The role also involves coordinating with departments, supervising legal staff, and ensuring compliance with California statutes including the Brown Act and Public Records Act. The County estimates a workload of approximately 128–160 hours per month. This engagement is critical to ensuring lawful operations, effective governance, and proper legal representation across all County functions.