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| Volume 5 | Issue 51 |
December 19, 2025 |
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Weekly Update from Supervisor Foley
Serving the people of Orange County remains one of the greatest honors of my life. I feel deeply grateful for the trust you place in our team and for the opportunity to work every day on behalf of a community that truly looks out for one another.
Our 17th Annual Coat Drive powerfully reminds us of what makes Orange County so special. Because of your extraordinary generosity, we collected a record number of coats -- each one representing warmth, dignity, and care for neighbors in need.
This week we bundled 150 children in San Juan Capistrano and 83 children in Costa Mesa in warm, new coats -- and we shared meaningful moments as they asked big, brilliant questions about how they can help their community when they grow up. Those conversations were as inspiring as the coat donations themselves.
Many thanks to our partners who made this year’s coat drive such a success, including Boys & Girls Clubs of Laguna Beach, Capistrano Valley and Central Orange Coast, OC Sheriff’s Department, OC Fire Authority, Laguna Beach Police Department, Laguna Beach Fire Department Costa Mesa Fire Department, Costa Mesa Police Department, Assemblywoman Cottie Petrie-Norris, Costa Mesa Mayor John Stephens, Laguna Niguel Mayor Stephanie Oddo, San Juan Capistrano Councilmember Troy Bourne, Animal Services Commission Member Cara Stewart, and NMUSD School Board Trustee Carol Crane.
Time and again, Orange County residents step up to show they care. That spirit of generosity and shared responsibility sets our community apart, making this District more than a place to live. That’s why I remain proud to call the Fabulous Fifth home.
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 Top: Celebrating the final stop on our 17th Annual Coat Drive distribution tour with the Boys and Girls Club in Costa Mesa; Middle Left: Welcoming students with Costa Mesa High School Cheer team; Middle Middle: Answering questions about a career in firefighting with Costa Mesa Fire Chief Dan Stefano; Middle Right: With my friends Asm. Cottie Petrie Norris and Costa Mesa Mayor John Stephens; Bottom Left: Here I am with OCFA, outfitting kids with new coats this winter; Bottom Right: Happy Holidays from Boys and Girls Club Capo Valley, where we distributed 150 kids with coats this season.
Board of Supervisors Meeting
On Tuesday, I expressed opposition of the federal proposal for new offshore drilling off Orange County’s coast. Unfortunately, Congressman Mike Levin’s bipartisan Southern California Coast and Ocean Protection Act did not receive support from the majority of my colleagues. I remain focused on protecting our way of life.
Orange County families are unified: No new offshore drilling. We are defined by our pristine coastline and oil rigs have no place in our community. Drilling off our coast would not lower gas prices for Orange County families. Instead, it would devastate our more than $4 billion coastal tourism economy. The unnecessary and reckless federal proposal unravels 40 years of precedent set by President Ronald Reagan, while placing Orange County’s environment and economy at risk. While transnational oil companies reap the profits of offshore drilling, our local communities pay the costs.
I support energy independence, which the United States maintained since 2020. More than 1,800 current offshore oil leases in the American remain unused. Drilling off our coast will not lead to progress. There is no guarantee the oil siphoned off our shores will stabilize the gas prices set by the global market. The 2021 Orange County Oil Spill left lasting damage to our coastline and groundwater. We cannot afford further public safety and public health risks.
 In 2021, working toward the safe reopening of our harbors and beaches with the leadership at United States Coast Guard, Orange County Harbor Patrol, and the leadership at our Orange County Emergency Operations Center.
The Board of Supervisors voted to approve the Legislative Bulletin Report, setting the County recommended positions on introduced and amended legislation. This action establishes Orange County advocacy priorities on public health protections, affordable housing delivery, and reforms to the Murphy conservatorship process as state legislative discussions continue.
Our legislative agenda advances common-sense solutions that protect public health, accelerate housing delivery, and strengthen public safety. From closing loopholes that enable illegal nitrous oxide sales by retailers to setting realistic timelines for affordable housing projects and advancing balanced Murphy conservatorship reforms, our legislative recommendations reflect real-world experience and solutions to problems facing our community.
The Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to renew a one-year outreach contract with Waymakers to continue outreach, education, and family support services for justice-system-involved youth. Supporting families plays an essential role in helping youth succeed and avoid reentering the justice system. In 2024, I pushed to raise performance targets from 50% to 75% for Waymakers. Waymakers exceeded that goal. This renewal continues a proven program that strengthens families, improves youth outcomes, and uses public funds responsibly.
The Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve the County’s master IT services agreement with Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), allowing the County to begin the process of transitioning its phone system to a modern, cloud-based platform. This approval sets the groundwork for a more reliable, flexible system that reduces long-term maintenance needs and future hardware costs. This migration provides County employees better communication tools while lowering ongoing support costs once the transition finishes. We look forward to delivering real savings for taxpayers, including more than $2 million in free license renewals, as well as avoiding more than $4 million in hardware costs the County would have incurred by staying on the old system.
Safety in the Fifth District
OC Probation’s New Mobile Resource Vehicles
Today, we celebrated the unveiling of new OC Probation Department Mobile Resource Vehicles (MRVs). This bold initiative brings essential probation services directly into the community. These vehicles provide probation services, rehabilitation support, career planning and interviewing clothes, ability to zoom into court hearings, and community outreach directly into neighborhoods across the county. These Mobile Resource Vehicles provide easier access to critical services by bringing services directly into communities. I commend OC Probation for removing barriers, strengthening compliance, and delivering justice where it matters most.
  Left to Right: Division Director Joycelyn Durk, Deputy Probation Office Chris Castro, Deputy Probation Officer Christine Cardenas, Deputy Probation Officer Brian Shumate, Chief Daniel Hernandez
Safe Streets Improvements
Keeping our neighborhoods safe starts with listening to residents and acting on solid traffic data. The Board unanimously approved installing new stop controls at 21 intersections in our unincorporated communities. By adding stop controls at high-risk intersections and lowering speed limits near schools and children on e-bikes, we deliver smart, affordable improvements that protect pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers alike. These practical steps strengthen safety on our streets every day.
Supporting a Thriving Economy
Safeguarding Taxpayer Dollars
Regular internal audits serve as a key tool for protecting taxpayer dollars and ensuring County programs are operating as intended. The Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to receive and file a quarterly report which confirms that the county’s internal controls function effectively and that staff identify and address issues early. Ongoing oversight like this strengthens public trust and improves how the County serves residents.
At our Board meeting, we also approved several long-term financial plans to track our progress and ensure prudent investment of public funds. I want to thank CEO Michele Aguirre, CFO Kim Engelby, and the entire Budget Team for the hard work behind this plan. We continue to do what we do best, doing more with less, while revenues grow but costs and inflation place real pressure on the County. This fiscally prudent approach protects our employees, safeguards our AAA credit rating and reserves, and underscores the need to tighten up and conserve amid ongoing state and federal funding uncertainty.
Tis the season to shop local and support small businesses! Huge thanks to Bella Bazaar in Dana Point Harbor for supporting our 17th Annual New Coats for Kids drive, offering 50% off sales on new kids’ coats while making it easier for our neighbors to give back this season. Also grateful for my cozy new Bella Bazaar scarf, perfect for enjoying the milestone 50th Annual Dana Point Harbor Boat Parade. I loved the festive creativity of dedicated paddleboarders, outriggers, and boaters – stay tuned for the winner of my Supervisor’s Cup in the new year. Find Orange County small businesses near you.
 Judging the 50th Annual Dana Point Harbor Boat Parade, joined by my staff and friends.
A Place to Call Home
The Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the Amended and Restated Memorandum of Understanding with the Orange County Housing Finance Trust, allowing the County to continue providing select administrative support services to ongoing Orange County Housing Finance Trust operations.
This MOU saves taxpayers approximately $300,000 annually and ensures the Orange County Housing Finance Trust continues to leverage existing County expertise in trust management, procurement, and compliance. By bringing the administrative services of the Trust in-house, the Board strengthens oversight, aligns the Trust with the County’s strategic priorities, and preserves independence in critical areas like loan underwriting to prevent conflicts of interest. Most importantly, it delivers the stability and expertise the Trust needs right now.
Cutting Red Tape for Housing Development
As housing prices skyrocket, my office works to create opportunity for the next generation of Orange County residents to build homes here. Meeting with the Building Industry Association of Southern California’s Orange County Chapter President Joe Oftelie this week, we discussed solutions for increasing housing supply while we face a demand crisis. We must cut red tape that delays housing development and support housing development in the necessary neighborhoods.
Coastal Protection
South County Beach Coalition Meeting
The 2013 Orange County Regional Sediment Management Plan ranked a variety of future sand projects from low to high priority. This week, the South County Beach Coalition re-evaluated those projects and identified which warrant a higher priority than they did 12 years ago. With valuable input from our stakeholders and community partners, we set a clear direction for our work protecting our coastline in the new year.
UCI’s Master of Engineering Research Project planned for next year aligns with the South County Beach Coalitions goals, evaluating cost effective and efficient ways to transport sand from the Prado Dam to our beaches. We held a planning call this week ahead of the kick-off panel in February.
Infrastructure & Transportation
This November, nearly 66,000 riders traveled home for Thanksgiving on our Amtrak Pacific Surfliner. Increased traveler activity signals growing public demand for reliable passenger rail, highlighting our Pacific Surfliner’s continued role in connecting communities. We can anticipate strong numbers over the upcoming holiday season as well.
Engaging With Our Community
Hate has no place in Orange County. I enjoyed joining Newport Beach Mayor Lauren Kleiman in lighting the menorah at Fashion Island on the first night of Hanukkah. Thank you, Rabbi Reuven Mintz, for sharing an uplifting message of hope, light, and love. Happy Hanukkah, Orange County. Find the light and stay united. May our efforts this season, and throughout the year, help bring comfort, stability, and hope to our community and beyond.
 Thank you to Rabbi Mintz and the Chabad Center for Jewish Life – Newport Beach for inviting me to light the hanukkiah with Newport Beach Mayor Lauren Kleiman at Fashion Island, for all to feel the warmth of the holiday this season.
Laguna Niguel Christmas Parade
Every year my team enjoys participating in the Laguna Niguel Christmas Parade. This year, I rode in one of our County’s hybrid vehicles, showcasing our commitment to sustainability. Thank you for having us, City of Laguna Niguel, and Merry Christmas!
At Snoopy House Light Display at the Costa Mesa City Hall, I enjoyed welcoming the community to one of my favorite seasonal events. Started by the Jordan Family in 1966, Snoopy House a fixture of Holiday Celebrations at Costa Mesa City Hall. This year, we kicked off the celebration with Assemblywoman Cottie Petrie-Norris, Costa Mesa Mayor John Stephens, and the Costa Mesa City Council with festive fun!
 Right: Celebrating the holiday season with my friends on Costa Mesa City Council.
Laguna Beach’s Community Radio 104.7 KXFM lives on as one of the few remaining independent radio stations in Orange County. This year, my office proudly supported this important public resource with a donation of $100,000. Thank you to Billy Fried and the entire team at KXFM for welcoming me to this year’s Holiday Party at The Royal Hawaiian.
This week marked the 117th Annual Newport Beach Boat Parade, open through this Sunday, December 21, 2025. Did you know this cherished tradition contributes a whopping $9 million to our local economy each year? Let’s continue to support our small businesses in the Fabulous Fifth District and invest in the vibrant community we all love.
In need of a little extra love this weekend? Help us find a place for local pets to call home this holiday season. OC Animal Care offers free pet adoption for all animals weighing more than 25 pounds throughout December! Learn more and prepare to meet your new furry companion here.
As we approach a much-needed holiday break, we keep the needs of the Fifth District top of mind. In the new year, I look forward to planning for the 2028 Olympics, continuing support for our local businesses, and ensuring Orange County remains a safe, healthy, economically thriving community. I hope you all enjoy time with people you love and admire most this weekend.
Happy Holidays,
 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 January 13, 2025
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Staff Updates
Anthony Nguyen
Policy Advisor
Happy Friday, District 5! This week we concluded the final Board of Supervisors and Los Angeles - San Diego - San Luis Obispo (LOSSAN) Rail Corridor Agency Board of Directors meetings of 2025. We accomplished a lot! This year we held 25 Orange County Board of Supervisors meetings, 21 Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) Board of Directors meetings, 10 OCTA Regional Transportation Planning Committee meetings, eight OCTA Legislative and Communications Committee meetings, and nine LOSSAN Rail Corridor Agency Board of Directors meetings.
Every meeting, agenda item discussion, and community conversation deepens my understanding of the people we serve, while strengthening my commitment to public service. I’m thankful for our Policy Team and their tireless work this year, with a special shout out to our OCTA/LOSSAN policy interns/fellows for their “drive” and dedication to serving residents: Luca, Noa, Julian, Jake, Owen, and Drake. I look forward to "recharging” with friends and families this holiday season and returning in 2026 with clear focus and a “full tank." Happy holidays!
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Adam Tallabas
District Director
Happy Holidays! Did you know you can travel for free, and safely, with OCTA this New Years Eve? OC Buses offer complimentary rides from 6 PM on December 31 until 2:30 AM on January 1. Learn more here.
This week, I joined Kimberlee and team at the Boys & Girls Club of Costa Mesa for our annual Coat Drive event! As we close out 2025, I continue reflecting on the many challenges overcome and accomplishments we proudly celebrate this year. I am so proud of our District Team for adjusting to an everchanging environment, while still serving our Fifth District community effectively, efficiently, and empathetically. See you all in the new year!
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Morgan Goldstein
District Representative
Happy Holidays, District 5!
This week, I met with our amazing partners at CalOptima, OC Social Services Agency, and Unidos OC to recap this year’s annual resource fair. We provided essential medical services, valuable community resources, produce boxes, grocery gift cards, diapers, and toys for children to residents in need during this holiday season. During today’s debrief conversation, we confirmed that more than 1,000 individuals accessed these vital resources at this year’s event, including distribution of 10,450 diapers, 800 boxes of fresh produce and dry goods, and 750 toys. I feel incredibly grateful for the opportunity to help our neighbors in need, especially during such a meaningful time of year.
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Abby Paulson
District Representative
Happy Friday D5! Over the weekend, I attended the “Light the World Giving Machine” opening night and ribbon cutting. The Giving Machine is an easy way to give back this holiday season, with 100 percent of every donation going directly to local and nationwide charity organizations. Southern California Charities include CHOC, Laura’s House, and South County Outreach. Join us in supporting people in need at the Outlets at San Clemente.
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Robbie LaBounty
District Representative
Happy Friday District 5! This week I attended the 117th Annual Newport Beach Boat Parade, passing out handwarmers to residents and visitors. I love the unique events hosted by our communities, and the opportunities these festivities grant our office for connecting with you. Happy holidays to all!
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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.
 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.
Newport Beach Boat Parade
December 17-21, 2025
Watch beautifully decorated yachts, boats, kayaks and canoes sail along the harbor in the 117th Newport Beach Christmas Boat Parade, hosted by the Commodores Club of the Newport Beach Chamber of Commerce.
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
Dana Point Library & American Red Cross Blood Drive
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.
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.
Apply to Join a Commission!
The County of Orange is looking for passionate individuals to serve on the variety of County Boards, Commissions, and Committees. I encourage anyone interested and meets the qualifications to apply for a position.
Specific qualifications listed below, but all applicants must be registered to vote in Orange County and reside in District 5, which includes the cities of Aliso Viejo, Costa Mesa, Dana Point, a large portion of Irvine, Laguna Beach, Laguna Hills, Laguna Niguel, Laguna Woods, Newport Beach, San Clemente, San Juan Capistrano, as well as the unincorporated areas of Coto de Caza, Emerald Bay, Ladera Ranch, Las Flores, Rancho Mission Viejo, Stonecliffe and Wagon Wheel.
Here are a list of Boards, Commissions, and Committees with openings in District 5:
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Must be an Attorney, CPA or Public Accountant, Real Estate Broker, or Appraiser who is licensed/certified within the State of California for a period of at least 5 years. Must maintain qualifications through term of office.
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Orange County In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) Advisory Committee
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Must be a recipient who is a current or past user of personal assistance services.
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Public Financing Advisory Committee
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Shall not be serving or running for elective office.
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.
Avoid Mail Fraud
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, Archibald!
Archibald is gentle, sweet, and ready for a forever home. He arrived at OC Animal Care after being found wandering a Santa Ana neighborhood. He's friendly, easy to walk on a leash, and loves to gently take a treat from a friend's hand.
If you want to be the one to walk Archibald home, call OC Animal Care at (714) 935-6848 and mention his animal ID, A1931848, to foster-to-adopt him today! Remember, adoption fees are waived for in December for all dogs 25 pounds and over.
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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