On Tuesday, January 10th, The Orange County Board of Supervisorswelcomed back First District Supervisor Andrew Do at his swearing in ceremony. 

The Ceremony was held at the Hall of Administration in Santa Ana directly before the regularly scheduled Board of Supervisors meeting. The Oath of Office was administered to Supervisor Do by his wife, Superior Court Judge Cheri Pham. Members of the public and the media were invited to attend the swearing in ceremony and reception that followed. 

Orange County has averted the early closure of its emergency storm shelters this winter season. 

Federal cuts to the Emergency Food and Shelter Program would have resulted in homeless families in Orange County losing access to emergency shelters for more than seven weeks. 

On Wednesday, Orange County received approval for a $23.5 million pilot project to deliver a more holistic and individualized approach to homelessness. Under the five-year Whole Person Care pilot program, Orange County will move homeless patients out of emergency rooms and into recuperative care and supportive services.

Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do is calling for the county to take action to address rising mental health hospitalization rates and declining prenatal care, based on new findings published in the 2016 Report on the Conditions of Children in Orange County. 

The 22nd annual report, which was released Tuesday, offers a comprehensive assessment of the health, education, and safety of the county’s 840,000 children. 

When it comes to tackling homelessness, Orange County isn't resting on its laurels. 

One week after delivering on Supervisor Andrew Do's promise to open a new homeless shelter within 30 days, the Orange County Board of Supervisors has tapped $1.2 million in state emergency grant funding for homeless shelters and rapid re-housing programs. 

Orange County is taking action on homelessness.

Just one week after adopting Supervisor Andrew Do’s plan to transform a Santa Ana bus terminal into a transitional homeless shelter, the Orange County Board of Supervisors has approved $8 million to provide housing for people who currently living on the streets or at risk of becoming homeless.

In an effort to keep Orange County’s neighborhoods safe, Supervisor Andrew Do is hosting a free Orange County Crime Stopper event to educate the public on steps we can take to fight crime.

The free event, held on September 29, will highlight ways that residents can protect ourselves, our families and our homes from petty thieves to violent predators.

Today, we remember the tragic events of September 11, 2001.

We remember the nearly 3,000 innocent men, women and children that were killed in the worst terrorist attack in American history. We also remember the brave men and women who scaled the towers and rushed the cockpit. And that America’s ideals prevailed.

Orange County is supporting Supervisor Andrew Do’s homeless plan.

On Tuesday, the Orange County Board of Supervisors approved Supervisor Andrew Do’s homeless plan to turn an abandoned bus terminal into a transitional homeless shelter.

Under Supervisor Andrew Do’s homeless plan, the new transitional homeless shelter will offer a range of services, including:

At a special meeting of the Orange County Board of Supervisors, a unanimous board approved Supervisor Andrew Do’s plan to turn the Santa Ana Transit Terminal into a transitional homeless shelter.