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| Volume 5 | Issue 49 |
December 5, 2025 |
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Weekly Update from Supervisor Foley
As the year draws to a close, we recognize significant milestones and accomplishments. This year, we focused on strengthening the safety, health, and economic well-being for the families and communities that make the Fabulous Fifth the best place to call home.
Our team presented more than 1,500 certificates and proclamations to new businesses, awardees, and standout community members, protected neighborhoods, expanded healthcare access, planted 53 trees, and invested in housing and wellness for families, seniors, veterans, and youth. We also approved a balanced $10.8 billion budget, advanced oversight and public corruption reforms, and supported our residents through a historic federal government shutdown.
Across the Fabulous Fifth, we strengthened public safety by focusing on safer streets, beaches, and harbors, plus wildfire and substance abuse prevention. To tackle coastal resilience challenges and develop a proactive coastal maintenance plan, we delivered sand to our beaches and ensured our tax dollars stretch to preserve our iconic coast that generates a third of Orange County’s economic revenue.
Every policy advanced, investment approved, and community partnership stemmed from listening to constituents and responding with practical solutions. We look forward to continuing this work in 2026.
Board of Supervisors Meeting
With the Board’s approval of bond financing for Clay Lacy Aviation, Inc, we move forward with up to $120 million in improvements at John Wayne Airport. Without using taxpayer dollars, we enhance protections for the County, build a separate secure hangar for OC Sheriff with reduced rent, creating a safer, more efficient airport infrastructure.
The Board also approved agreements with Laguna Niguel Town Center Partners, LLC for the development of the Laguna Niguel City Center project. This project is long delayed and I’m committed to pushing the developer to get moving because it will generate approximately $452 million in long-term revenue for the County as well as a new larger state of the art library, add new amenities, jobs, businesses, community space, and infrastructure improvements in the area.
The County continues meeting all Measure M2 requirements, with the latest independent audit finding full compliance and no exceptions. As an important measure for accountability, the report details $12.7 million in revenue and provides a full accounting of all M2 funds, ensuring the County maintains eligibility for future transportation funding.
The Board joined OC Watersheds Program in celebrating 25 years of cleaner, safer water for Orange County. We’ve invested more than $264 million in local water resource projects that keep our beaches and waterways cleaner. Today we enjoy clean, quality water because OC Watersheds advances projects with partners across the region, including the redesign of the Poche Beach Treatment System.
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 The Board of Supervisors with OC Watersheds Program staff.
Supporting a Thriving Economy
Investing in our workforce means investing in the future of Orange County. The Fifth District continues leading the County in job generation with the lowest unemployment numbers and most opportunities for job seekers. At our Job & Career Fair next week, connect with free, personalized tools and supports to create long-term success in a rewarding career. Dress to impress, bring copies of your resume, and explore opportunities with OC’s top businesses. Join us on Tuesday, December 9 from 1-5pm at the OC Fairgrounds Los Alamitos Building 6 (88 Fair Dr., Costa Mesa). Register here.
Strategic Financial Planning
On Thursday, I met with our County Executive Officer Michelle Aguirre and our Budget Team to discuss the 2026 Strategic Financial Plan, an agenda item the Board of Supervisors will review and discuss at our December 16th meeting. The Strategic Financial Plan provides a long-term guide that shapes our county budget, capital projects, and other priorities. While our property tax revenue continues to grow, so do costs and cuts to federal and state mandated programs. We all need to tighten up and conserve during the unstable times. By planning ahead, we protect taxpayer dollars and support long-term financial stability.
 Left to right of table: CEO Michelle Aguirre, COO Jessica Witt, Alyssa Napuri (my Deputy Chief of Staff), CHRO Jamie Newton, Budget & Finance Director Oana Cosma, CFO Kimberly Engelby, and Nick Anas (my Chief of Staff)
Laguna Beach Government Affairs Committee
In the spirit of Laguna Beach’s motto, “Serving Our Community with Pride,” we work to enhance and protect the community you to call home. This week, I shared highlights from our year with Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce. Including:
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Proactive investments in new Firehawk helicopters and Helopods, which swiftly extinguished the Laguna Beach and Laguna Niguel fires.
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Our landmark $40 million investment in undergrounding utilities and improvements along Laguna Canyon Road, including an added lane for buses and emergency vehicles, more room for commuters, and improved drainage systems.
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Olympics 2028 planning and how coastal cities can benefit.
A Place to Call Home
At our OC Housing Finance Trust (OCHFT) meeting this week, we adopted our strategic plan outlining goals to guide housing production and funding expansion for the next five years. As we face a 64% decrease in expected funding, we reallocated the limited 2024 Local Housing Trust Fund award to our Goldenwest, Lampson, and Costa Mesa Senior Center projects. This way, we provide Orange County neighbors of all ages with a safe place to call home.
Our new and improved MOU shifts Trust Manager Services, procurement, and compliance fee collections from a private entity to the County of Orange, saving taxpayers thousands of dollars and streamlining project approvals. Bringing these duties in-house maximizes our resources for affordable housing projects across Orange County.
 With Irvine City Councilwoman Melinda Liu, Anaheim City Councilwoman Norma Kurtz, and OC Treasurer-Tax Collector Shari Friedenrich.
Newport Beach Association of Realtors Installation Breakfast
In conversations with local realtors, the overarching message resonates loud and clear: As demand rises, housing supply drops. With mortgage rates increasing, rising property values, and the benefit of low taxes due to Prop 13, we see fewer people moving from their homes. This presents a challenge for our realtors who make a living by helping people buy and sell property. Together with Newport Beach Association of Realtors, we continue cutting bureaucratic red tape and protecting property rights to help our residents build forever homes in Orange County.
 Bottom Left: Congratulating NBAOR President John Yasko on another year dedicated to excellence; Bottom Right: With Sandy Stec from KOST Radio and Costa Mesa Mayor John Stephens.
Investing in Our Infrastructure
We met with teams from our CEO’s office, Budget, and Public Works this week to discuss opportunities for partnering with our local cities to enhance countywide transportation safety utilizing state transportation dollars. Our roads, highways, and active transportation infrastructure interconnect. By working together with our 34 cities we reduce congestion and keep Orange County moving.
OCTA Regional Transportation Planning Committee Meeting
This week, the Orange County Transportation Authority Regional Transportation Planning Committee received updates on three collaborative South Orange County Transportation Projects between the County of Orange and the City of San Clemente:
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Ortega Highway Widening (Caltrans): This $73.1 million fully-funded project widens a 1.1-mile stretch of Ortega Highway to relieve traffic backups and add safe bike lanes. With construction expected to start in 2027, Orange County can look forward to smoother daily travel and safer driving, cycling, and nearby neighborhoods.
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Los Patrones Parkway Extension (County of Orange and Rancho Mission Viejo Company): By extending Los Patrones Parkway, we provide commuters with safer routes home and less traffic in neighborhoods. We anticipate completing environmental studies in 2026, with design work continuing through 2029. With $5 million in Measure M2 funds to support design, we currently estimate $230 million in construction costs.
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I-5 HOV Lane Extension (OCTA and Caltrans): This 3.4-mile project from San Diego County Line to Avenida Pico in San Clemente currently moves through the environmental review process. OCTA continues prioritizing grants to fund final design and right-of-way to improve traffic flow and safety along a busy stretch of the corridor.
These collaborative projects make driving safer, faster, and more reliable for South Orange County. As planning and design continues, OCTA and our local partners remain committed to delivering long-term solutions, so our community stays safe and connected.
Coastal Protection
UCI Proposal for Sediment-by-Rail Project
Our wide, sandy beaches define our coastal community. That's why in 2026, along with OCTA, OC Flood District, and OC Public Works, we look forward to placing sand from the Prado Dam on South Orange County beaches. This week, I met with UCI Civil and Environmental Engineering Professor Dr. Brett Sanders and his team to coordinate a study of sediment-by-rail options. Together, UCI Master’s students, engineering experts, and County agencies explore efficient, cost-effective ways to renourish our precious shores with sand.
 Here I am with Dr. Sanders and his UCI masters students, who showcased their research and project proposals on coastal resiliency.
Engaging With Our Community
OCWLA Installation & Holiday Dinner
The Orange County Women Lawyers’ Association (OCWLA) celebrated the outgoing 2025 Board of Directors and welcomed incoming 2026 Board of Directors at the annual Installation Gala this week. I cheered on my friend and former OCWLA Board Member Judge Amber Poston as she swore in new OCWLA President Dana Heyde, Vice President Heidi Plummer, Treasurer Aurora Marquez, Secretary Cheryl L. Barrett, as well as the 2026 Board of Directors. Congratulations to the new Board of Directors and best wishes for a successful 2026 term!
Celebrate the holidays with us at the OC Board of Supervisors Annual Holiday Open House next week. We look forward to seeing you fill the sixth floor, enjoying free refreshments from Fabulous Fifth District small businesses on December 10 from 11:30am-2pm.
Last year, my annual New Coats for Kids Drive provided more than 1,000 coats to kids in our community. Join me in spreading more warmth this season by donating new, unused coats for children aged 4-17 at a drop-off location near you, including all OC Public Libraries in D5, the lobbies of both County Administration North and South buildings, and more. Learn more and find additional locations here.
Be well,
 Katrina Foley
Vice Chair
County of Orange
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In This Edition
Read more about local events, community and health news, District and County initiatives, and other important updates!
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 Upcoming Board of Supervisors Meeting on December 16, 2025
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Staff Updates
Alyssa Napuri
Deputy Chief of Staff
This week I joined the Dana Point community in thanking and wishing a happy retirement to their City Manager, Mike Killebrew. In addition to decades of coastal city financial management, Mike also served as the only City Manager of Dana Point to actually live in the City of Dana Point. Residents, nonprofits, and businessowners alike thanked Mike for his years of dedicated service, volunteerism, and support for our businesses when he took the helm of the city in April 2020. In a touching moment, the Dana Point Chamber of Commerce will provide $1,000 scholarships to Dana Hills High School seniors who exemplify Killebrew’s dedication to service above self. Congratulations Killebrew, enjoy your road trips with your better half, brand new grandbaby, and the ability to engage with the City Council during Public Comment.
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 Top: Celebrating Mike Killibrew’s retirement; Bottom Left: With Mayor Pro Tem Mike Frost; Bottom Right: With new Mayor John Gabbard.
Anthony Nguyen
Policy Advisor
Adam Tallabas
District Director
This week, I attended Radiant Health’s World AIDS Day event at Norma Hertzog Center in Costa Mesa. There, speakers reflected on the impact of HIV/AIDS in Orange County, and the millions impacted worldwide. They also recognized the progress made in prevention, care, and community wellness. I chatted with vendors from LGBTQ Center OC, APAIT, CalOptima Health, and our OC Health Care Agency – all dedicated to keeping our Orange County community healthy. I applaud the ongoing work of Radiant Health. Regardless of income or insurance status, they provide access to lifesaving care needed by community members. Today, I attended the Small Business Diversity Networks’s X-Awards Luncheon, celebrating Orange County’s diverse business community alongside so many leaders from our community.
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 With Bobby McDonald, Irvine City Councilwoman Melinda Liu, Kathryn Morrison of ACCOC, and Irvine City Councilman William Go.
This weekend, I plan to attend Illuminate Irvine at the Great Park – say hello if you see me there! The event transforms the Palm Court into a sparkling winter wonderland with twinkling lights, festive music, and hands-on holiday fun for all ages. Guests can experience live holiday music, photo-worthy decorations, and festive games throughout the event. The evening includes a community favorite –– the lighting of the Holiday Tree and the Palm Court Arts Complex with Santa and Mrs. Claus –– bringing everyone together to celebrate the joy of the season.
 Left to Right: Here I am with Jazly Morales, Chief of Staff for Santa Ana Councilmember Thai Viet Phan and Madisson Romero Alarcon, Chief of Staff for Santa Ana Councilmember David Penaloza.
Morgan Goldstein
District Representative
This week I joined our Deputy Chief of Staff, Alyssa Napuri, United Way’s 211 OC, and Assemblymember Sharon Quirk-Silva to discuss the Affordable Housing Access Platform (AHAP). Our office invested in AHAP, creating a centralized, accessible tool for Orange County residents to find affordable housing. By leveraging existing technology infrastructure, the platform offers residents a seamless way to indicate interest and receive alerts for new opportunities. AHAP will also serve as a service for cities, community-based organizations (CBOs), social service agencies, developers, and property managers in Orange County. We are so excited to the continued development of AHAP!
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Abby Paulson
District Representative
Happy Friday, D5! This week, I spoke at B.L.E.S.S.I.N.’s town hall in Laguna Niguel, providing an update on the County’s unanimously approved Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) ordinance. This ordinance is the first step towards regaining local control over safety projects that impact our community. Vice Chair Foley continues fighting for common sense regulations to keep BESS facilities out of neighborhoods, away from major infrastructure, and out of high fire risk zones.
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 Left: Here I am celebrating the Grand Opening of Kaatanique in Dana Point with Monique and her husband Tony.
Right: Speaking at the B.L.E.S.S.I.N. town Hall.
Robbie LaBounty
District Representative
Hi District 5! This week I had the pleasure of attending the Coast Community College State of the District event. I learned about the Community College District’s work to improve quality of life for students at Coastline College, Goldenwest College, and Orange Coast College.
Yesterday, I traveled to Newport Beach to celebrate Via Lido Plaza’s inaugural tree lighting to the tune of Newport Harbor High School carolers! See our Community News section below for details about upcoming lightings throughout the district.
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Celebrate the Holidays With Us in the Fabulous Fifth:
Join us for family-friendly events this holiday season hosted by my office, the County of Orange, local organizations and chambers, and our Fifth District cities. I look forward to seeing you out in our community.
Katrina Foley’s 17th Annual New Coats for Kids
Drive November 17 – December 20, 2025
In the spirit of giving, please consider donating a new coat or jacket for local District 5 kids ages 4-17 at any of the locations linked below. Last year, we donated more than 1000 coats! This season, help us spread even more warmth in our Fabulous Fifth community.
Orange County Board of Supervisors Holiday Open House
December 10, 2025, from 11:30am-2pm
County Administration North Building
400 W. Civic Center, Santa Ana, 92701
Find free parking in the P4 lot off Broadway St.
 Christmas Tree Lightings
 Menorah Lightings
 Sawdust Winter Fantasy, Laguna Beach
Today – December 21, 2025, from 11am-7pm
Support more than 180 local artists, shop unique handmade gifts, take art classes, watch live art demos, and enjoy live music, delicious food, and drinks at this Laguna Beach winter staple for 35 years. Purchase tickets here.
Fire & Lights Festival at Newport Dunes
Experience the magic of the holiday season, as Newport Dunes transforms into a winter wonderland filled with one of the most scenic and unique festive lights in the Orange County area. Over fifty lit holiday decorations and Christmas trees will float on the serene, waveless bay. Festivities will take place Thursday through Sunday evenings.
Winter Fest at the OC Fair
Celebrate SoCal’s largest winter festival at Winter Fest OC! At the OC Fairgrounds, find something for everyone in the family to enjoy, from a million beautiful light displays to live performances, ice skating trails and snow sledding. With the wave of the “Winter Wand” and a flurry of snow, let's ring in a season of Orange County Winter festivities!
Learn about the wide array of festivities at the OC Fairgrounds this December here.
Santa’s Village by the Sea in San Clemente
December 6, 2025 from 4-9pm
Kick off the season at Santa’s Village by the Sea with shopping, Santa visits, a Snow Hill for sledding, holiday games and crafts, a gingerbread contest, the Hops & Holly Lounge, local vendors, and live entertainment.
Santa’s Jolly Trolley in Dana Point
December 6, 2025, from 1:30-5:30pm
Join Santa and his elves on his Jolly Trolley, making stops at parks throughout Dana Point to hand out pre-packaged treats for kids. Santa’s elves will also collect letters to Santa.
A Very Sherman Holiday in Corona del Mar
December 6-7, 2025, from 10:30am-4pm
This year, Sherman Library & Gardens invites you to A Very Sherman Holiday, a two-day event welcoming guests to shop from the handcrafted creations of garden volunteers and local vendors, take photos with Santa, enjoy hot chocolate and cookies, partake in a seasonal craft, enjoy live music, and participate in Sherman holiday traditions like the Wishing Tree and Letters to Santa.
Boat Rides with Santa in the Dana Wharf
Take a 20-minute boat ride with Santa this holiday season around Dana Point Harbor! Reservations required, with a 6-person limit.
Corona del Mar Christmas Walk
December 7, 2025 from 11am-4pm
Application Open! District 5 Public Financing Advisory Committee Appointee
The Public Finance Advisory Committee (PFAC) is responsible for reviewing, approving, modifying, or denying debt financing proposals. No debt financing proposal is considered by the Board of Supervisors unless specifically recommended in writing by the PFAC. We seek applicants with a financial industry background to join this important committee.
Click here for the application. Please send a completed application and resume to Katrina.foley@ocgov.com
For regular updates from my Dana Point Harbor Advisory Committee on all things Revitalization, click here.
Health News
Get Your Flu Shot!
The flu or influenza is a serious disease. It’s more than just a runny nose and sore throat. The flu can make you very sick and cause you to go to the hospital or even lead to death. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that everyone 6 months and older get the flu vaccine (flu shot). You can protect yourself and those around you by getting a flu shot: Learn how from OC Health Care Agency.
Fentanyl-Related Deaths in Orange County See Five-Year Low
A recently released report from the Orange County Sheriff-Coroner shows a decrease in fentanyl-related deaths, marking a five-year low in the county. The OC Sheriff Coroner Division report shows there were 407 fentanyl-related deaths in 2024, down from 613 deaths in 2023. The numbers reported so far for 2025 continue showing a downward trend.
Any life lost to fentanyl abuse is one too many. I commend the collective efforts by County departments and my office to educate the community and distribute naloxone to help reduce fentanyl deaths amongst our Orange County youth. From here, we must continue prioritizing treatment and holding drug traffickers accountable for poisoning our young adults.
Help OC Moms and Babies Access Health Care — Shop Ralph’s
Ralphs grocery stores donates up to 4% of your total spending to MOMS. Simply visit Ralphs Community Contribution page to register your Ralphs Rewards Card. Every time you shop, a percentage benefits MOMS Orange County. How simple is that? Participants must re-register every September. Click here for instructions.
Kratom and Nitrous Oxide Retail Sales Tipline
 
Transportation News
Help us Plan for OC's Future
Complete OCTA’s Long-Range Transportation Plan survey to offer your thoughts on how to improve the future of transportation in Orange County. Please visit octa.net/LRTP to learn more.
Youth Ride Free Bus Passes
The pass provides youth aged 6 to 18 with free travel on safe, clean and reliable buses. Youth Ride Free passes are available from your child's participating Orange County school. Parent signature is required. REQUEST A PASS
OCTA Free Hikes & Equestrian Rides
Lace up your hiking shoes or saddle up your horse, and sign up for a free hike or equestrian ride today. Come see Orange County as it was yesterday, and as it will be tomorrow.
Breaking News: Lease Extended on Irvine Hazardous Waste Collection Center
This morning, the City of Irvine and OCWR agreed on a one-year lease extension while we continue to identify a future new location in the area. Attached is a copy of the letter received from the City:
Gather your loved ones and celebrate the season with festive music, joyful dancing and the heartwarming story of one magical, life-changing night in the life of Ebenezer Scrooge.
Operation Santa Claus & Senior Santa and Friends Holiday Drive
The 2025 Operation Santa Claus (OSC) and Senior Santa and Friends (SSF) Holiday Donation Drive is underway. Every winter season, our community and County of Orange employees open their hearts and spread cheer by donating toys, gifts, necessities and their time to support Orange County’s most vulnerable children, seniors and disabled adults.
From now until January 2, support:
For more information about Operation Santa Claus, please call 714-679-2438 or email OperationSantaClaus@ssa.ocgov.com. For more information about Senior Santa and Friends, please call 714-825-3111 or email Senior.Santa@ssa.ocgov.com.
Segerstrom Center for the Arts announces children’s casting for ABT’s The Nutcracker
A decade of holiday magic continues as students from the American Ballet Theatre (ABT) William J. Gillespie School join the stage in ABT’s 10th anniversary production of The Nutcracker. Segerstrom Center for the Arts (SCFTA) proudly celebrates this milestone season, announcing casting of students from the William J. Gillespie School who will share the spotlight with world-renowned American Ballet Theatre dancers in this spectacular holiday tradition. Find tickets here.
Join the Board of Supervisors for our Annual Open House!
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Veteran News
VA S.A.V.E. Training: Four Ways You Can Help a Veteran in Crisis
VA S.A.V.E. is a free, brief course designed to equip you with the knowledge and confidence to recognize the warning signs of suicide in a Veteran and respond with care. Join our community on Thursday, December 4, 2025, from 7-8am for this online course, and help our veteran neighbors.
Christmas for our Veterans
Need help bringing Christmas to life? Explore holiday assistance programs for military families in need! From gifts to festive meals, many organizations are here to support and thank our military families this season. Please confirm program details directly with each organization.
New Art at Dana Wharf Whale Watching
Dana Wharf Whale Watching is proud to announce their latest collaboration with the world-renowned marine artist, Wyland, whose original artwork now adorns the hull of their Ocean Adventures catamaran.
Check out the art as the boat docks and departs on whale watching excursions! Now is the perfect time to experience this incredible marine life on daily whale watching trips in Dana Point Harbor. For more information, visit danawharf.com.
Prepare to Renew Your Covered-California Coverage
Support Ocean Friendly Businesses
This month, Surfrider celebrates the incredible Ocean Friendly Restaurants and Hotels that are leading the way in reducing single-use plastics and protecting our ocean. Join us in showing our ocean friendly businesses some much deserved love and appreciation!
Crystal Cove Art Classes
Our Great Plein Air Art Experience art classes invite you to take part in Crystal Cove's living history by spending a relaxing day capturing the beauty of the Cove on canvas with the help of Crystal Cove plein air artist, Debbie Morines. These five-hour classes from 9am – 2pm will take you through the process of creating your first plein air painting from beginning to end. For a full list of upcoming events, visit CrystalCove.org/Events.
Resources at OC Public Libraries
 Sorsha is one of the smartest dogs at the shelter! This 4-year-old German Shepherd is sweet, affectionate, and always eager to learn. She picks up new commands quickly and responds beautifully to treats and positive reinforcement.
Sorsha loves a good game of fetch, working on puzzle toys for mental enrichment, and showing off her growing list of tricks! She already knows sit, shake, down, leave it, touch, and stay, and she’s ready to learn even more with her future family!
While Sorsha prefers to be the only pet in the home, she has more than enough love and personality to fill your heart. If you’re ready to meet your new best friend, come foster-to-adopt Sorsha (A1910882) from OC Animal Care today!
Meet Pet of the Week, Charly!
Charly is an affectionate boy who already knows his basic commands and is potty trained. He loves making new friends, especially with humans who can give him infinite pets and belly rubs!
After being adopted, rehomed, and returned to OC Animal Care, Charly has nothing but high hopes. He would do best as the only dog in the home or with a compatible companion. Charly may love people and treats, but he can be picky about making new doggy friends. If you have a furry friend at home, we recommend slow introductions for a successful bonding.
Does Charly sound like the pet you're looking for? If so, call OC Animal Care at (714) 935-6848 and mention his animal ID A1763263 to foster-to-adopt him today!
Support Our Local Museums
Book Your Whale-Watching Tour & Watch Marine Life in the Wild!
See giant blue whales, finback whales, gray whales and many more in their natural habitat while whale watching in Newport Beach and Dana Point! Visit www.newportwhales.com, www.danawharf.com, and Captain Dave's to make your reservations.
Metrolink Weekend Campaign
Avoid traffic and enjoy Metrolink! Metrolink Weekends offers $10 round-trip fares, and youth 17 and under ride free. Enter our weekly drawings for a chance to win a pair of Metrolink tickets or for the monthly grand prize: a $100 gift card plus two Metrolink tickets. For more information and to enter, visit metrolinkdaycations.com.
OC Workforce One-Stop: OPEN NOW!
Ready Set OC offers no-cost employment training for Orange County youth ages 14-24. 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
Bulky Item Disposal
Are you an Orange County resident trying to dispose of bulky items like old refrigerators and appliances but not sure how? For information on local haulers and recycling coordinators visit OCLandfills.com/quick-links.
BenefitsCal
Orange County officially switched over to a new benefits enrollment portal called BenefitsCal. 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.
 
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!
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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