A Weekly Update from Supervisor Foley (2024)

Weekly Update from Supervisor Foley

Dear neighbor:

I’m back and busy!

On Monday I caught up with lots of internal meetings and planning for our events ahead of this Summer.

On Tuesday morning, I kicked off my first public appearance since my surgeries at the California Environmental Voters Education Fund (EnviroVoters) Inflation Reduction Act Accelerator Event. Together with county departments, cities, local businesses, nonprofit organizers and EnviroVoters, we discussed techniques to bring federal dollars home and solve the climate crisis faster. With unprecedented funding for climate and infrastructure investments available through the Inflation Reduction Act and Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, we must make Orange County more competitive for these funds.

Wednesday morning began with my meeting with OCTA staff to discuss CEO Darrell Johnson’s updates on the Coastal Rail Resiliency Study for the Regional Transportation Planning Committee and Senator Blakespear’s Senate Subcommittee meeting in Sacramento. Our strong advocacy for sand finally clicked. I’m pleased to see the sand nourishment added into the planning so we save our beaches while protecting our rail corridor. View the original report here, watch the Senate hearing testimony here, and tune into our Regional Transportation Committee meeting on Monday for updates.

My Climate Resiliency Task Force met on Thursday morning to continue our work on the draft Orange County Climate Action Plan (CAP). We benefited from the insights of Jake Raykhelson who manages the Disneyland CAP and their goals to achieve net zero waste. With 800 county buildings, we must create a culture through our cap to reduce waste and thereby save money while saving the planet. Watch for community meeting announcements in June. We want to hear your feedback.

I later visited Sitelines in Costa Mesa to learn more about the Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum in Irvine. I’m really excited about this new history and science museum and to connect the planners with key community leaders for additional supports.

Afterwards I met with our housing department and Orange County Housing Finance Trust Ad hoc committee to develop strategies for the future and prepare for my advocacy trip to DC next week to try to secure additional housing voucher funding.

I later joined our Fabulous Fifth Monarch Butterfly Committee to finalize informational handouts and plans for community events. Visit our booth and milkweed seed giveaways during the Festival of Butterflies later this summer on August 3, 2024 at Los Rios Park. Learn more here and save the date!

Tomorrow, I look forward to OCFA’s Fire Ops 101, a one-day fire ground operations orientation for elected public officials! My participation will be limited, but I’ll learn about fire suppression, vehicle extraction, search and rescue, high-angle rescue from the tower and more.

Check out the weekend full of great community events throughout the Fabulous Fifth District, including:

With summer around the corner, I’m showcasing and sharing all the public art in District 5. Support for the arts remains a top priority for me.Send me a photo of your favorite location hosting your favorite public art in District 5: Katrina.Foley@ocgov.com! Each week we will highlight in our newsletter. I look forward to visit your favorite spots to enjoy art. I love murals. Here’s another one of my favorites located at the Orange County Museum of Art. The museum offers free admission to residents, making it a perfect place for anyone to enjoy art.

Be well and wear your sunscreen out and about this weekend,

Katrina Foley
Supervisor
County of Orange

In This Edition

Read more about local events, community and health news, District and County initiatives, and other important updates!

Nick Anas

Chief of Staff

Yesterday I attended the retirement reception for Kevin Hills, the County Surveyor. Kevin is retiring after 12 years at the County of Orange.

OC Survey provides surveying and mapping services that support the public’s land-use needs and the design and construction of projects throughout the County. This includes supporting the acquisition and sale of property, maintenance of land information and geographic information systems for all parcels within the County.I had the opportunity to work with Kevin several times on constituent matters. He is a true professional and will be missed by his colleagues. We wish him the best in his retirement!

Alyssa Napuri

Deputy Chief of Staff

This week, I attended the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) Community Engagement Panel as the Supervisor’s alternate and provided updates on our upcoming trip to Washington D.C. Moving spent nuclear fuel away from our coast is a top priority for the Spent Fuel Solutions Coalition which Supervisor Foley Co-Chairs with San Diego Supervisor, Jim Desmond. Supervisor Desmond and Supervisor Foley will join leadership in Congress and the U.S. Senate to encourage their support for an amendment to the Nuclear Waste Policy Act.

Jonathan Davis

Policy Advisor

This week, I was excited to work with the City of Costa Mesa on securing federal funding for their application to the Safe Streets for All Program. This application supports a project that will promote active transportation in the city’s historically marginalized westside, increasing public safety for pedestrians and cyclists, reducing car dependency and greenhouse gas emissions. This project transforms historically disadvantaged communities in westside Costa Mesa by designing pedestrian and bicycle improvements along several major streets. The project will complete an interconnected network of bicycle and pedestrian facilities crisscrossing the Westside, connecting disadvantaged communities with greater access to employment, safe routes to schools, health care, retail, and recreation opportunities located throughout the city. Additionally, by increasing access to safe, active transportation options, the project will provide environmental and air quality benefits by reducing Vehicle Miles Travelled (VMT) and Green House Gasses (GHG) emissions.

Helping our locals compete for state and federal funding and build active transportation networks is always a priority for our office. Keep your fingers crossed for the application!

Adam Tallabas

District Representative

Good afternoon District 5!

On Saturday, I attended the Dedication of the new Armenian Genocide Memorial at Irvine’s Great Park on Sunday. Thank you to our Orange County Armenian community for strengthening our District with your resilience and brightening our community with your rich culture.

I also attended the Economic and International Trade Forecast event hosted by California State University, Fullerton and the Small Business Development Centers Orange County. There, I learned about the strength of our economy, state of consumer purchasing power and inflation.

On Wednesday, I honored May Day by representing Supervisor Foley at SEIU-United Service Workers West picket march in Irvine. Orange County’s essential workers – including our janitors and service workers – deserve fair wages, safe workplace conditions and an end to abusive workloads.

On Thursday, I helped welcome BrightStar Care to Newport Beach! They provide essential in-home/assisted living healthcare services to residents in need.

This weekend, I will be at the OCAPICA Uplift U Wellness Fest in Irvine – stop by our booth and say hello!

Sarah D'Agostino

District Representative: Aliso Viejo, Dana Point, Laguna Niguel, Laguna Woods, Ladera Ranch and Rancho Mission Viejo

Hello District 5! I filled this week with collaboration and community events. Teaming up with our policy advisor Jonathan Davis and District Representative Adam Tallabas, our office crafted resolutions for presentation at various upcoming Board of Supervisors meetings. These resolutions symbolize pivotal milestones in the fabric of Orange County's history.

On Saturday, I attended the City of San Clemente’s Arbor Day Tree Planting at Jim Johnson Memorial Park.

Thursday morning, I attended the Dana Point Women's Club Graduation Tea, during which they honored their 2024 scholarship awardees. Congratulations to Evelin Chavez, Jessica Barron, and Yileidy Rojas for the outstanding academic achievement and community service.

Save the date, as our first of Supervisor Foley's Fresh Air Fridays approaches! Join us on May 24, 2024 at 8:30 a.m. for a tour of the docks and harbor led by Dana Point Marina staff. Meet us at Coffee Importers. Click here to sign up for our planning purposes. Hope to see you there!

Tyler Mosher

District Representative: Laguna Beach, Laguna Hills, San Clemente, San Juan Capistrano and Coto de Caza

Hey, D5!On Tuesday, I awarded certificates honoring Association of California Water Agencies (ACWA) and American Water Works Association (AWWA) leaders: ACWA President Cathy Green, ACWA Vice President Ernie Avila and WWA President Heather Collins. Congratulations to all honorees for their leadership in ensuring safe and sustainable water infrastructure in Orange County!

Wednesday, I attended the Ocean Institute’s Board meeting via Zoom. The Board presented updates on the Institute’s strong organizational and financial position and upcoming fundraising events – including the 40th Annual Maritime Festival from September 13-15, 2024.

Thursday morning, I participated in the Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs Committee meeting and provided attendees with an update on behalf of Supervisor Foley. At the meeting, City of Laguna Beach Public Works Director Mark McAvoy commented on infrastructure projects affecting Laguna Beach residents, including the City’s efforts with Laguna Canyon Road.

Lastly, on Friday our Deputy Chief of Staff Alyssa Napuri and I attended the San Clemente Chamber of Commerce State of the City Luncheon. I always enjoy attending community and government events in my hometown of San Clemente!

Olivia Meis

Communications Intern

Happy Friday District 5!

On Saturday, Christine and I attended UNIDOS South OC’s Día del Niño celebration at Stone Field Park in San Juan Capistrano! Día del Niño, also known as International Children’s Day, celebrates the rights of children around the world as written in the UN General Assembly’s Declaration of the Rights of the Child which passed in 1959.

We enjoyed teaching community members of all ages about Article 4b, which states that our government must do everything it can to ensure our children these rights!

Learn about the amazing work of Orange County nonprofit UNIDOS South OC here.

Christine Park

District / Policy Intern

This week I focused my efforts on helping the District Reps around the office by drafting certificates and upcoming proclamations.

Tomorrow I will staff a booth at the Dana Point Film Festival. The festival concludes of food, drinks, vendors, more than 40 hours of ocean inspired documentaries, and entertainment for the whole family. While this event lasts the whole weekend our office will be there on Saturday May 4. We will be passing out our office and county resources and are always open to answering resident questions so please feel free to connect with us.

For more information and tickets to the Dana Point Film Festival: Dana Point Film Festival 2024 | Dana Point Film Festival 2024 (eventive.org)

OC Traffic Committee Update from Fifth District Representative Todd Stearns

Many cities in California have attempted to adapt to the proliferation of electric bicycles. That challenge proves more problematic for populated unincorporated areas such as Ladera Ranch and Rancho Mission Viejo, which are part of Orange County’s Fifth District represented by Supervisor Katrina Foley.

On Thursday, April 25, the OC Traffic Committee approved Orange County’s first E-bike safety ordinance that represents a positive, first step towards making co-habitation safer for pedestrians, riders, equestrians and vehicular traffic on county routes. The measure will now go to the Board of Supervisors for approval.

The unanimous vote followed brisk discussion by the OC Sheriff’s Department, California Highway Patrol, OC Parks, OC Public Works (OCPW) and residents on a variety of topics including some being legislated at the state level. There is still work more work to do as it relates to minimum ages, testing/licensing, and bike classification/regulation.

I am pleased with OCPW and the committee’s common-sense approach on this first go with the emphasis on safety: do not speed (especially on sidewalks), wear a helmet, yield the right-of-way, don’t have passengers unless your e-bike is designed to carry them, operate your electric bike safely, etc.

It is important to note that deputies should not be considered the primary enforcement operatives of this ordinance. Parents must continue educating their children on safe operation and to monitor their behavior. Education plays a big role in compliance. We are excited that the Fifth District is planning an e-bike Rodeo in Rancho Mission Viejo for August! Stay tuned for details.

Thanks again to Supervisor Foley who continues to work hard on this topic since she took office!

Slip Rates Update

When the County operated the Harbor, it did not perform minor or routine slip rate increases, maintaining rates at an artificially low rate for many years. The Supervisor, the Chief Real Estate Officer for the County (CEO-RE), and the Dana Point Harbor Partners worked for months to come to an agreement on a proposed 5-year plan for rates instead of annual rate changes, so boaters could plan their futures more effectively.

Our office’s understanding was that the Marina would brief our Dana Point Harbor Oversight Committee about the 5-year plan and then notify the boaters after hearing feedback from the Oversight Committee. Despite that understanding, notice was sent out by the Marina this week to boat slip holders that a slip rate increase would go into effect June 1, 2024. Increases are more modest for our smaller boat owners and overall less drastic than previous slip increases implemented before Supervisor Foley began representing the Harbor.

We encourage residents, Boaters, and concerned community members to join Foley’s Fresh Air Fridays walk through the Harbor May 24, 2024at 8:30 am, and our DPH Oversight Committee’s Public Town Hall on June 21, 2024 at 8:30 am at Coffee Importers.

SAVE THE DATE: Fentanyl Town Halls in Aliso Viejo: May 16 and June 4

Opioids and Fentanyl pose a dangerous threat to our community. It's time we learn more and act now.

Join me on May 16, 2024 and June 4, 2024 for an open forum with Orange County Sheriff's Department and OC Health Care Agency on preventing fentanyl deaths and life-saving resources.

We hope to see you there!

From the OC Health Care Agency

OC Health Care Agency Urges Consumers of a Vietnamese Hemorrhoid Ointment to Stop Use and Seek Medical Testing

Due to the risk of lead poisoning, the OC Health Care Agency (HCA) urges users of the Vietnamese hemorrhoid ointment called Cao Bôi Trĩ Cây Thầu Dầu (Castor Oil Hemorrhoid Extract) to immediately stop using the ointment and to get their blood tested for lead. The alert follows the death of a woman in Sacramento who developed severe lead poisoning after using the ointment, according to the California Department of Public Health (CDPH). The CDPH said the ointment, purchased in Vietnam and shipped to the US, contained 4% (four percent) lead. Exposure to any amount of lead can be harmful.

The HCA, in collaboration with the CDPH, urges anyone who used Cao Bôi Trĩ Cây Thầu Dầu (Castor Oil Hemorrhoid Extract) to immediately:
1.) Stop using the ointment.
2.) Place it in a plastic bag, seal the bag and call (510) 620-3620 or email toxoutbreak@cdph.ca.gov.
3.) See your health care provider and get your blood tested for lead (venous blood test). Also because other household members could have come into contact with the ointment, all household members should have their blood lead tested. Children are especially vulnerable to lead poisoning.
4.) Residents who have additional questions can call HCA’s Health Referral Line at 1-800-564-8448.

Learn more here.

Emergency Program Alert

From the California Department of Food and Agriculture

The Asian Citrus Psyllid may be a small aphid-like bug, but these insects pose a big threat to citrus trees throughout Orange County, according to an emergency declaration from the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CFDA).HLB/ACP present a significant, clear, and imminent threat to California’s commercial citrus production and state’s economy.

ACPs are spreading a disease called Huanglongbing (HLB), which kills citrus trees. HLB causes no harm to human or animal health.

How can you protect Orange County's namesake fruit trees against ACP and HLB? With advance, notice CFDA staff conduct surveys to determine the presence of ACP and other citrus pests and diseases in an area. This free survey is risk-based and both insect and symptomatic plant samples may be collected. Staff will visually inspect citrus trees and other closely related hosts for ACP and symptoms of HLB.

When ACP has been confirmed, a survey, trapping and suppression treatment will occur. The CDFA conducts pesticide treatments for all host plants (mainly Citrus and citrus family) on properties within a 50 to 250-meters radius surrounding each site where an infected tree with Huanglongbing (HLB) disease has been detected and confirmed positive by the CDFA lab or where a CLas-positive Asian Citrus Psyllid ( ACP) insect has been detected. Following treatment, staff will remove tarps covering non-host plants and/or household items and close gates behind them.

For any questions, please call the Pest Hotline: 1-800-491-1899.

In District 5, the CDFA will conduct treatment in the City of Costa Mesa as shown in the map below.

For more information, please visit: CDFA - Citrus - Asian Citrus Psyllid / Huanglongbing - Notice of Treatment and Proclamation of an Emergency Program (ca.gov)

E-Bike Update

OCTA is developing an E-bike Safety Plan that will identify gaps and needs in outreach, education, encouragement data, and funding for e-bike safety. In May and June, OCTA will conduct two e-bike safety rodeos and two virtual workshops.

During the past several years, Orange County has seen an increase in the number and variety of e-bikes on roads and on paths. Over this time, OCTA has expanded its role to coordinate efforts regionally, monitor e-bike use and trends, and provide safety information to e-bike riders.

OCTA has a webpage dedicated to e-bike resources and safety information, which includes a database listing local bike and e-bike ordinances. To further promote safe and courteous e-bike riding, OCTA is also developing a series of videos about e-bike safety aimed at teen riders. The first video was a partnership with local influencer Goodboy Noah and other videos will be rolled out in the months ahead.

OCTA has also been hosting quarterly e-bike coordination meetings with partner agencies from around the county. These meetings allow the group to exchange ideas and coordinate resources with the goal of keeping people safe and connected in Orange County. At the same time, OCTA is also developing its e-bike safety action plan, which is expected to be finalized by December 2024. This plan will provide recommendations centered around educating the public about safely riding e-bikes and policy approaches to encourage safe e-bike riding.

More information about OCTA's efforts is available at www.octa.net/ebike.

OCTA Encourages Public to Join Listening Sessions on Coastal Rail Resiliency - May 30

Angels Express Is Back For The 2024 Season!

OCTA Free Hikes & Equestrian Rides

Orange County is home to some of the most beautiful protected wilderness areas in the country. Experience and enjoy the natural landscape with OCTA'sfree docent-led hikesandequestrian rides!

Lace up your hiking shoes or saddle up your horse, and sign up for a free hike or equestrian ridetoday. Come see Orange County as it was yesterday, and as it will be tomorrow.

Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) Direct Pay’s Role in Uplifting Communities

The Inflation Reduction Act introduced a new era for clean energy development, particularly for tax-exempt and governmental entities. This toolkit is designed to help local government staff and elected officials understand and leverage Direct Pay provisions to enhance community well-being and sustainability.

Understanding Direct Pay: Direct Pay allows eligible entities to receive payments equivalent to tax credits for clean energy projects. This unprecedented move by the federal government is set to catalyze public sector involvement in the clean energy transition.

Benefits of Direct Pay:

Eligibility and Applicable Projects:

Southern California Edison’s (SCE) Involvement: SCE is at the forefront of supporting clean energy initiatives that align with the IRA’s goals. Our programs offer rebates for home energy retrofits and support the electrification of transportation, which can be combined with Direct Pay benefits.

The IRA’s Direct Pay provision is a game-changer for local governments, enabling them to take decisive action towards a sustainable future. With SCE as a strategic partner, communities can harness the full potential of clean energy to create a healthier, more resilient society.

Pet of the Week

Meet Pet of the Week, Lulu!

Hi everyone, I'm Lulu! I'm a 7-month-old Border Collie who has a whole lot of love to give. I'm best described as a playful pup who does extremely well with other dogs my size. In fact, I do so well with other dogs that I have officially become OC Animal Care's personal greeter dog! When new furry friends arrive at the shelter, but are still shy and reserved, I swoop in and show them the ropes. It's an extremely rewarding experience, especially when they get adopted!

While I love being the hero, I would love a family of my own even more. I'm still a puppy myself and I have so much more to learn! I too, can get shy around hoomans, but once I warm up to you, we'll be best friends. I will do best in an adult-only home where I can bask in your undivided attention. Please consider adopting me by calling OC Animal Care at (714) 935-6848 and mention my Animal ID A1851747!

Consider opening your heart and home to a temporary four-legged companion by becoming a foster parent! OC Animal Care is overflowing with lovable dogs in need of temporary homes, and we are on a mission to find foster heroes like you! The ongoing rainstorms mean more dogs need us. Can you open your heart and home to a furry friend in need?

Please emailocacprograms@occr.ocogv.comtoday to be a foster hero!

Laguna Canyon Road: Protect & Connect Project - May 7

The Laguna Canyon Road: Protect & Connect project aims to improve safety for all users, enhance sustainability, and manage congestion along one of the only direct routes to Laguna Beach – the Laguna Canyon Road (LCR) corridor (SR 133). This corridor provides residents, businesses, and visitors critical access to the city from Interstate 405 (I-405) and State Route 73 (SR 73) and serves as an emergency evacuation route.

The project is currently in the process of collecting community feedback. Community engagement is essential to better understand users of the corridor and their priorities. Your feedback in this survey is much appreciated!

City of Costa Mesa Skate Park Expansion Design Input Meeting - May 11

Join my office and the City of Costa Mesa for the Skate Park Design Input Meeting on Saturday, May 11, 2024 from 10 AM - 12 PM at the Costa Mesa Skate Park (900 Arlington Drive). Take our survey here.

Older Americans Month with OC Public Libraries!

Work together with someone from another generation to create a beautiful piece of art on May 21 at 2 p.m. at Laguna Woods Library!

Home Electrification Fair - May 29

John Wayne Airport Arts Program

OC Parks: Summer Concerts and Cinema Series 2024!

Save the Date for the OC Parks Summer Concert and Cinema Series in the Fabulous Fifth District District 5!

Join Sherman Library and Gardens for Summer Day Camp Fun!

Monday, June 24 – Thursday, June 27

9 am - 12 pm, Ages 7 - 10

Kick off the summer with a full sensory experience! Discover a kaleidoscope of colors and symphony of sounds as we explore the garden. We will blend science and art as we investigate sweet smells and fuzzy feels. Top off the week by making your own garden-inspired tasty treat. Heighten your senses and discover all the wonders of the gardens!

Monday, July 8 – Thursday, July 11

9 am - 12 pm, Ages 7 - 10

We have a mystery in our garden that only a “Sherman Sleuth” can help solve. Learn how everything from the smallest plants to the largest animals are all connected here. You must search for clues and solve riddles to find what has been hidden. Grab a trusty magnifying glass and join us!

OC Workforce One-Stop: OPEN NOW!

Ready Set OC offers no-cost employment training for Orange County youth ages 14-24, including those with disabilities or IEP plans, former or current foster children, pregnant or parenting, offender/ex-offender, and those experiencing homelessness, including couch-surfing or at risk of homelessness.

To find out more information, call the OC Business and Economic Recovery Call Center at (714) 480-6500 or text (657) 210-1295. Email info@readysetoc.com

OC Public Libraries: California State Parks Pass Program

OC Public Libraries is partnering with California StateParks and the California State Library to offer free StateParks vehicle-day usepasses,available for circulation at all branches of public libraries in California.

Last year, 9,957 people checked out park passes. Adventure beyond the book allows Californians to access beautifulparks, lakes, beaches, and monuments in the StateParks system for free.Place a hold today!

The goal of thepassesis to supportparks access equity, removing economic barriers to Californians’parkvisits, and that they should be made available to those that need it or may not be usingparks already.

To learn more about parks,visit the Parks website.

Click here to learn more about the program.

 OC Waste and Recycling

FREE Compost on May 4!

Join OC Waste & Recycling for a Free Compost Giveaway in San Juan Capistrano on May 4, 2024, from 7:30 a.m. to noon. Bring your own container and shovel and help create a cleaner, greener Orange County.

Batteries and Smoke Alarm Disposal

Out with the old, in with the new — let’s wave goodbye to those old batteries and worn-out smoke alarms!

It’s the perfect time to think about your family’s safety and recharge your battery-operated electronics around the house.

Take charge this coming year and dispose of these items at the nearest Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center.

Collection Centers are open Tuesdays-Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for free disposal.

📍Anaheim Collection Center—1071N. Blue Gum Street, 92806

📍Huntington Beach Collection Center—17121 Nichols Lane, 92647, Gate 6

📍Irvine Collection Center—6411 Oak Canyon, 92618

📍San Juan Capistrano Collection Center—32250 Avenida La Pata, 92675

For more information including a list of what’s accepted visithttps://www.oclandfills.com/hazardous-waste

Bulky Item Disposal

Are you an Orange County resident trying to dispose of bulky items like old refrigerators and appliances but not sure how? Start by checking with your local waste hauler. Many haulers offer free bulky item pickups. For information on local haulers and recycling coordinators visit OCLandfills.com/quick-links.

Free Compost and Mulch for OC Residents!

⏰Time for yardwork? OC Waste and Recycling offers free compost and mulch by appointment to OC residents! Schedule a pick up appointment in Irvine or San Juan Capistrano (free compost coming to Brea soon).

🌱Capistrano Greenery in San Juan Capistrano is expanding its hours - compost is now available six days a week, Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. by appointment.

🌱Free compost is also available at the Bee Canyon Greenery in Irvine, Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. by appointment.

For more information on Capistrano Greenery in San Juan Capistrano, Bee Canyon Greenery in Irvine and Valencia Greenery in Brea, along with details on small and large quantities of compost, visit OCLandfills.com/compost.

OC Public Libraries

The 12 County libraries in our district welcome people of all ages. We help them find trusted information and receive supports for lifelong learning!

Check out these upcoming fabulous Fifth District events, and learn more here:

BenefitsCal

Orange County officially switched over to a new benefits enrollment portal called BenefitsCal. This new website replaces the former portal, MyBenefitsCalWIN, as a new simple way for our residents to apply for, view and renew benefits for health coverage, food and cash assistance. Households interested in applying for benefits assistance can now create an account at www.BenefitsCal.com and submit their application or link their old MyBenefitsCalWIN case to their account. For more information about BenefitsCal, including new features and capabilities, click here.

UPDATED LINK: Alert OC

Sign up for AlertOC to get notified in case of emergency in Orange County. The mass notification system is designed to keep Orange County residents and businesses informed in the event of a time-sensitive emergency. YOU MUST OPT IN TO RECEIVE ALERTS. Register today at this link!

Equity in OC - NEW!

Committee Appointments

If you have questions or comments that you'd like to share, in relation to the committees below, please email me at Katrina.Foley@ocgov.com

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