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| Volume 6 | Issue 13 |
March 27, 2026 |
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Weekly Update from Supervisor Foley
Yesterday we learned about a serious near miss occurring on Tuesday, March 24 as United Flight 589 approached John Wayne Airport. A military Black Hawk helicopter came within 525 feet of the plane as it approached. The helicopter crossed the aircraft’s path before the flight landed safely. The circumstances appear shockingly similar to the incident last January near Washington, D.C., when a Black Hawk helicopter and a commercial passenger aircraft collided near Reagan National Airport.
Families, travelers, and flight crews depend on safe skies. Today, I sent a letter to the U.S. Department of Transportation and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) demanding answers about how this happened, why the helicopter was in that path, whether the safety procedures worked as they should have, and whether the new federal safety measures announced last Wednesday related to helicopters and aircraft were followed. The public deserves clear answers and immediate action to make sure this does not happen again. Read the letter I sent to the Department of Transportation and FAA here.
This week brought a full slate of work and reinforced a simple principle: Every Orange County resident deserves to feel seen, supported, and well served. My office brought essential services directly to residents through our Senior Supports Town Hall in Rancho Mission Viejo, celebrated the reopening of the Aliso Viejo Library, and continued advancing services families rely on every day.
At our Board meeting, we voted on measures to strengthen transparency and protect taxpayer dollars, supported new public safety legislation, and advanced senior housing, shelter services, and other community investments helping keep Orange County strong.
Read on for details about our week below.
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Board of Supervisors
Forensic Audit of County Contracts Phase One Report
The Board of Supervisors received a presentation on the Forensic Audit of County Contracts Phase One Report reviewing the County’s top 145 high-risk contracts from 2019-2024. This first phase focused on compliance with procurement rules and funding requirements, including Human Services and sole-source contracts supported by ARPA, CARES, MHSA, and the General Fund.
The report raises serious questions about transparency and accountability, including how public dollars moved through third-party entities without a clear paper trail. When I joined the Board in 2021, city leaders, staff, and nonprofit representatives raised concerns about some of these same contracts. Too often, the response was essentially, “nothing to see here.” Orange County residents deserve a fiscally responsible government that takes warning signs seriously and investigates credible concerns rather than brushing them aside.
As Phase Two moves forward, we need deeper scrutiny of entities like 360 Clinic, a clearer accounting of what was missed, and a direct assessment of whether County reforms can catch and stop this kind of misconduct in the future. We also need answers about the vetting of politically connected vendors, including unresolved questions about DTN Tech. Taxpayers deserve full transparency, stronger whistleblower protections, and every possible effort to recover misused funds.
State Progress on Banning NOX, Wildfire Prevention, and Veteran Supports
Last month, the County of Orange adopted the first county ordinance banning nitrous oxide sales intended for human consumption in unincorporated areas. So far, 10 cities have adopted the model ordinance. That work is now gaining momentum in Sacramento. Senator Tom Umberg advanced SB 758 targeting retail sales at smoke shops and similar outlets, and Senator Catherine Blakespear’s SB 936, which the County co-sponsored, passed the Senate Public Safety Committee on March 17. This bill would restrict large, flavored, and directly inhalable nitrous oxide products.
This issue remains urgent. Over the weekend, a friend stopped at a local liquor store and found a full display of nitrous oxide canisters for sale near the cashier. Retailers still sell these products in the open, even though possession can lead to arrest once someone walks outside. We notified local retailers that NOX sales are illegal. This substance poses a real public health danger. We need stronger enforcement and clearer statewide rules.
 Photo provided by a Fifth District resident.
In addition, the Board backed several other bills focused on public safety, wildfire prevention, and veterans. This includes:
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AB 1830 by Asm.Cottie Petrie-Norris, which would require ignition interlock devices beginning with a first DUI conviction
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SB 907 by Senator Bob Archuleta, a broader DUI reform measure sponsored in part by the Orange County District Attorney’s Office
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AB 2513 by Asm. Petrie-Norris, which would expand grant eligibility for vegetation management, ignition prevention, and other wildfire resilience work
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SB 888 by Senator Kelly Seyarto, which would exclude service-connected disability payments from household income for the disabled veterans’ property tax exemption.
These bills reflect the County’s broader priorities. We supported legislation to strengthen DUI prevention and accountability, expand wildfire mitigation tools and grant access for local communities, and provide meaningful tax relief for disabled veterans and their families.
Loan and Project-Based Vouchers for Costa Mesa Senior
With Board approval of $3.9 million and 34 Project-Based Vouchers, the County gives Jamboree the final push to pursue tax credit financing and, ideally, break ground this year at the Costa Mesa Senior Center. I helped launch this project in 2019 as Mayor of Costa Mesa. The fact that it has taken seven years to reach this point shows how badly red tape slows affordable housing development. We need to streamline the process.
This project required years of planning and coordination across multiple funding sources and jurisdictions. This partnership with the City of Costa Mesa, Orange County Housing Finance Trust and Jamboree Housing will add 70 much-needed senior housing units for Costa Mesa residents earning less than $60,000 a year. The development will also include a dog run, bike lockers, and direct access to Senior Center programming.
Family Resource Center Services
Last year, I fought to preserve funding for the Newport Mesa Family Resource Center when cuts were on the table. Family Resource Centers help families address challenges before they reach a crisis. The Board voted to extend funding, strengthen prevention services across Orange County, add support for Minnie Street and Newport Mesa, and help more families access counseling, parenting support, case management, and early intervention to keep children safe and families stable.
We approved contracts with PATH to operate the Yale Navigation Center and Bridges at Kraemer Place. Together, these emergency shelters provide temporary housing, case management, and connections to health care, housing, and other services that help people move toward stability.
Shelter alone is not enough. Orange County also needs more supportive, affordable, and workforce housing. Since 2018, the Orange County Housing Finance Trust has helped advance 2,115 affordable homes, with 1,182 more on the way. The County Housing Authority is also working to protect 475 households as the federal emergency voucher program ends.
Recognizing March as "Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month"
More than 28,000 Orange County residents with developmental disabilities thrive in our communities every day, supported by transformative programs across the Fabulous Fifth District that expand independence, confidence, and opportunity. We honor the progress made and reaffirm our responsibility to ensure every resident feels seen, supported, and included – then, now, and always.
 Bottom: Tom Stephens, Developmental Disabilities Education Specialist and management at RAD Camp
Nowruz marks a time of renewal, reflection, and community, celebrated for more than 3,000 years and embraced by over 36,000 Iranian American residents here in Orange County. Across District 5, families gather to honor traditions like Haft Seen, but instead of celebrations and festivals, there are vigil and gatherings to stand in solidarity with those grieving loss, facing hardship and uncertainties, as the war in Iran continues. May this Nowruz bring peace, healing, brighter days ahead and a free Iran.
 Left to Right: CEO of Iranian American Community Group Dr. Michael Chegini, Vice President of Network of Iranian American Professionals of Orange County Partou Nikpour, President of the Iranian American Bar Association Orange County Amir Yamini, Councilmember of Laguna Beach Alex Rounaghi, Suzie Price, Yasie Goebel, Supervisor of District 2 Vicente Sarmiento
Eid Mubarak to all who celebrate across Orange County. This special time marks the end of Ramadan and reflects a month of reflection, generosity, and deep spiritual commitment within Muslim communities here at home and around the world. Our diverse community grows stronger through the contributions of our Muslim neighbors. As families gather to break the fast, we wish you peace, unity, renewed hope, and prosperity.
Building Healthy Communities
Senior Supports Town Hall
 Top: Panelists on Caregiver Supports, L-R – Kim Anh Than from Caregiver Resource Center, Cristina Allen from OC Hospice, and IHSS Home Care Provider Catherine Louie; Middle Right: Contractor State Licensing Board Kyra Hall on How to Avoid Contracting Scams; Bottom Right: Sally Westlake of State Department of Financial Protection and Innovation presenting on Phone Scams.
Tuesday Audiobook Walking Club
Another Tuesday evening walk in the books! Such a great way to unwind with my team and neighbors after a Board Meeting. We hope to see you next week at TeWinkle Park. We meet at 6pm and travel 2 miles around the OC Fairgrounds! RSVP to join us.
 Growing Our Thriving Economy
At Orange Coast Magazine's “Kickass Women Luncheon” in Costa Mesa, I enjoyed celebrating Women’s History Month with empowered women leaders – including hearing from panelists Lacy Nicole, Stephanie Jeffcoat, and Shirin Behzadi. During my introduction remarks, I shared about my experience as a mother, business owner, and lawyer navigating a male-dominated field. When we invest in women and girls, we strengthen our entire community.
 Bottom Left to Right: CEO of Families Forward Madelynn Hirneise, CEO of Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County Claudia Bonilla Keller, Founder of Shame to Sparkle Lacy Nicole, C-Suite Executive Consultant Shirin Behzadi.
Infrastructure Updates
Aliso Viejo Library Reopens
We rebuilt Aliso Viejo Library to last. When we began renovations, our team quickly discovered we needed to make deeper, long-term upgrades to ensure this space serves our community well into the future. From classic children’s story times to our Library of Things – where patrons gain access to appliances, games, musical instruments, and even yard equipment – this library reopens doors to lifelong learning, connection, and opportunity for residents of all ages. Thank you to our Orange County Public Libraries team for your dedication to transformative services throughout the Fabulous Fifth! Read this week’s article.
 Bottom Middle: Librarians Julie Quillman & Samantha Smith; Bottom Right: Speaking with ABC7 about our Library of Things collection.
OC Transportation Authority Update
At our Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) Board meeting this week, we discussed progress and challenges with our Zero-Emission Bus pilot program. We must identify cost-effective ways to continue these programs, such as standardizing bus procurement statewide. I remain committed to ensuring the next generation maintains access to healthy air for breathing as well as clean air transportation. After reviewing the audit report, I advocated for transparency in contracts with Mott MacDonald Group, Inc. for Program Management and Planning Support Services. I also probed into the reported overbillings, questionable monetary allowances, and missing original timesheets. From here, I requested staff audit all contracts associated with this vendor to prevent any potential waste of taxpayer dollars.
John Wayne Airport
Our John Wayne Airport Advisory Committee met this week to review key 2026 priorities, including stronger noise monitoring, an independent review of airport noise data, air quality assessment, and continued efforts to support quieter next-generation aircraft. We also discussed operational improvements and how to evaluate larger-capacity aircraft within existing limits while protecting nearby neighborhoods. My focus remains clear: keeping John Wayne Airport safe, reliable, and responsive to the communities that live around it.
Engaging With Our Community
Last weekend, we joined the 66th Annual Swallows Day Parade in San Juan Capistrano and America’s 250th Anniversary. Each year, my office enjoys the dancers, Clydesdale horses, Western wear with local pride, and the Mercado Street Fair hosted by the parade volunteers. Thank you to all who joined us in celebrating Orange County’s roots and the return of the swallows from their winter home in Argentina to the Mission San Juan Capistrano.
 Bottom Right: With Assemblywoman Laurie Davies
IABAOC Gathering for Iran
On Saturday, we gathered in community with The Iranian American Bar Association Orange County (IABA OC). My heart remains with our Iranian American neighbors as they exercise their constitutional rights and stand in solidarity with the people of Iran. Peaceful protest and free expression remain fundamental freedoms we must always protect, without fear of violence or retaliation. I extend my deepest condolences to the families facing loss and hardship during this difficult time.
Alzheimer's Association provides the 164,000 Orange County residents facing memory loss with brain health education, care consultations, Adult Day Health Services, and so much more. At the “Inspiration Alz Gala” at Balboa Bay, we gathered in support of the compassionate changemakers and dedicated caregivers helping us shape a healthy Orange County where all age their way.
 Left: With Senator Josh Newman and Darcy Lewis.
A Look Ahead
In our community this weekend, I look forward to strengthening emergency response with OC Fire Authority through immersive first-hand training experience. Then, my team and I will join extraordinary Orange County women leaders in support of the Boys & Girls Club of Central Orange Coast, where the next generation of community leadership grows. Great way to close out Women’s History Month!
As always, we look forward to sunshine and warmth this weekend. If you stop by one of our OC beaches, I encourage you to check water quality updates at OCBeachInfo.com. Enjoy a great weekend, neighbors!
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 April 14, 2026
Community Correspondence
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Staff Reports
Anthony Nguyen
Policy Advisor
Happy Friday, District 5!
Starting March 23 and running through early May 2026, Metrolink is temporarily reducing service on lines affecting District 5 due to mechanical issues and parts shortages. On the Orange County Line, Train 605 will now start — and Train 618 will end — at Laguna Niguel/Mission Viejo rather than Oceanside. The same applies to the Inland Empire–Orange County Line, where Train 803 will end and Train 824 will start at Laguna Niguel/Mission Viejo instead of Oceanside. Riders can check updated schedules at metrolinktrains.com or use Amtrak Pacific Surfliner as an alternative.
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Adam Tallabas
District Director
This weekend, I joined our coastal community for American Legion Post 291’s March Madness Ruck for Veterans Suicide Awareness. We’re glad to do our part to raise awareness for this incredibly important cause. From Huntington Beach Pier to Newport Harbor, we marched in solidarity with the veteran community in Orange County and beyond.
On Tuesday, I attended Veterans Legal Institute’s observance of National Vietnam War Veterans Day at the California Court of Appeal, Fourth District featuring Associate Justice Eileen Moore (US Army Nurse) and US District Judge David Carter (USMC). We heard compelling stories from Justices Moore and Carter, as well as from Justice Richard King. We also toured the Ronald Reagan Federal Courthouse, and analyzed the artwork in the lobbies of the courts, and the history behind them.
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Abby Paulson
District Representative
On behalf of Vice Chair Foley, I joined the Sustain SoCal board meeting – an organization focused on innovation, collaboration, education, and promoting sustainability amongst businesses, educators, and local government. This week, we discussed upcoming events, including Driving Mobility 13, an event focused on electrification, clean energy transportation infrastructure, and LA28 transportation needs, as well as upcoming tours of sustainable facilities.
I also worked with Vice Chair Foley on the final details of our upcoming Dana Point Harbor Town Hall. I hope to see you all on Monday at the Coffee Importers and Ocean Institute patio at 6 PM. Remember to RSVP here and help us prepare by submitting your questions ahead of time!
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Morgan Goldstein
District Representative
Happy Friday, District 5!
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Robbie LaBounty
District Representative
Hi District 5!
With our year-round great weather, miles of beaches and mountains and well-maintained streets, and more than 1,000 miles of bikeways, Orange County residents enjoy a community built for biking.
RSVP for our E-Bike Safety Town Hall with Orange County Sheriff's Department, CA and Providence health system on April 6 in Ladera Ranch: https://tinyurl.com/kf-bikesafe
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 This week I attended a ribbon cutting for the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation (PCRF). This amazing foundation has worked since 1982 to ensure every child with cancer survives and thrives. PCRF attacks this crisis head-on by advancing science, strengthening the workforce, and supporting lifelong survivorship and mental health programs for children and families. Supervisor Foley remains committed to supporting and uplifting this fantastic organization.
Here I am presenting the certificate to CEO of PCRF, Danielle Fragalla, MSE.
Orange County Seeks CEO
With our CEO Michelle Aguirre set to retire in June, my fellow Supervisors and I continue our search for a new leader of the county’s 18,000 employees. I seek candidates who possess a broad depth of experience in California county government and dedication to leading with integrity, ethics, and inclusivity.
 
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.
Health News
OC Social Services Updates
Medi-Cal Eligibility Changes
Starting January 1, 2026, when you apply for or renew your Medi-Cal, we will look at what you own. This is called an asset check. Assets are things you own that have value. You may be affected if you:
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Are age 65 and older and meet the household income limit for Medi-Cal
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Have a disability (physical, mental, or
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Are in a family that makes too much money to qualify under federal tax rules
To learn more about these asset limits, visit here.
Protect Against Measles While Traveling
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.
Stay Safe from Harmful Substances -- Fentanyl, NOX, and Kratom:
 
 
Transportation News
E-Bike Safety
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.
Spring Gardening Workshops with OC Public Libraries
OCWR accepting applications for food recovery grant program
Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce
State of the City Mayor's Luncheon
The Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce will host its annual State of the City Mayor's luncheon on Monday, May 11th from 11:00 am - 1:30 pm at the Montage Laguna Beach, 30801 South Coast Highway. Register here.
Join Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce for the Par-tee in Paradise at The Ranch at Laguna Beach!
We invite all golf enthusiasts to come and enjoy a fantastic day on the course. Experience 9 holes of golf, live music, a goodie bag, and awards to celebrate your accomplishments. Plus, lunch and dinner are included!
Register here.
Join your fellow chamber members and staff from Laguna Canyon Foundation to get up close and personal with the trails you use.
This is FUN hard work. Whatever your skill level is, there is a job to do - Register here.
OC Office on Aging Introduces Free Mobile App for Senior Resources!
Old Orange County Courthouse Now Displaying "Omnivision: Art Across Boundaries"
Admire the creativity of local artists at Omnivision: Art Across Boundaries art exhibit, now on display at the Old Orange County Courthouse in Santa Ana (211 W. Santa Ana Blvd.).
The collection is made up of 110 original paintings from more than 50 local artists featuring unique art depicting diverse scenes of nature and life in Southern California, cityscapes, florals and more. The exhibit is hosted by OC Parks, in partnership with Southern California Plein Air Painters Association (SOCALPAPA).
Admission to Omnivision: Art Across Boundaries exhibit is free and open to view at the Old Orange County Courthouse gallery Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. through April 3.
Call for Artists
OC Streetcar arrives in 2026! Local artists are invited to submit portfolios for a chance to be featured in marketing campaigns. Learn more: octa.net/artists
Construction Updates from OCPW
 
Free Compost Giveaway
 
Backhausdance at the Knoebel
Step into the extraordinary with Backhausdance — Orange County’s premier contemporary dance company. Founded in 2003 by renowned choreographer Jennifer Backhaus and a collective of passionate artists, this innovative company lights up the stage year after year with unforgettable performances. The dancers have strong connections to local university dance programs, including Chapman University, and UC Irvine, and their work reflects both technical maturity and artistic growth. It’s especially meaningful to see artists shaped by these local programs bringing a deepened sense of craft, presence, and individuality to the stage. Each performance is a vibrant celebration of movement that speaks to audiences of all ages and backgrounds. Come be inspired — experience the magic of Backhausdance.
March 28th at 2:00pm
Martha B Knoebel Theater
6200 E Atherton Street
Hershey Felder: The Piano & Me
Music of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Bartok,
June 9-12, 2026
Known for his hit portrayals of musical geniuses in his beloved composer series, Felder now renders a different musical artist: himself. In this deeply moving new play, Felder pulls back the curtain on his own story. Growing up in Montreal as the child of Polish and Hungarian immigrants, a young Felder discovers the piano, its captivating music connecting him to his unsuspected heritage, while opening up a remarkable new world full of adventure, possibility, heartbreak, and connection. Featuring performances of beloved compositions by Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Liszt, Rachmaninoff, Bartók, and more, Hershey Felder: The Piano and Me recounts the inspiration behind Felder's illustrious career of more than 6,000 performances across the globe and offers a poignant and profoundly touching portrait of the power of music.
Mariners 936 Dana Point Sea Scouts
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
Meet Pet of the Week, Eldon!
Eldon is a sweet handsome three-year-old boy who loves sprinting around the yard. He's a classic husky with a playful spirit! Eldon is potty trained, knows basic commands, and walks nicely on leash. He’s also highly treat motivated, making continued training a fun and rewarding experience for both of you!
He would thrive in an adult-only home as the only pet, where clear and consistent boundaries help him feel secure and succeed. With the right structure and daily activity, Eldon is ready to be your loyal, fun-loving companion. If Eldon (A1926533) sounds like the pet you're looking for, adopt or foster-to-adopt him today! Call OC Animal Care at (714) 935-6848 to get started.
Visit www.ocpetinfo.com/adopt for more.
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 Weekends - Ride for $10!
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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