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Aging Orange County: Supervisor Andrew Do Proposes “Safe Homes for OC Seniors” Program

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Program to Help OC Seniors Make Critical Home Repairs
Low-income seniors in Orange County could get a vital lifeline to make critical home safety repairs, under a proposal by Supervisor Andrew Do.

OC Supervisor Andrew Do to Host First Ever Kids Chalk Art Event in Cleaned Up Santa Ana Civic Center -- Site of Former Homeless Encampment

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In an effort to reclaim public spaces for children and families, Orange County Supervisor Andrew Do is hosting the first ever free community art event in downtown Santa Ana on Saturday, August 10.

Board of Supervisors Finalizes Marching Home: A Strategy to End Veteran Homelessness

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Santa Ana, Calif. (July 31, 2019) – The Orange County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday finalized the County’s strategy to end veteran homelessness by December 2020, directing County staff to contract with a housing navigator to assist veterans in their search for housing.

Marching Home: A Strategy to End Veteran Homelessness in Orange County will develop a systematic, intentional and sustainable multi-sector response to veterans in need of assistance and promote coordination of and collaboration with many partners to meet veterans’ needs.

OC Supervisor Andrew Do and Chairwoman Lisa Bartlett Spearhead Program to Boost Local Small Businesses

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Orange County is making it easier for local small businesses to do business with the county.

Starting September 1, 2019, Orange County-based small businesses will be first in line as they compete for hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts issued by the county government.

Orange County Kids Use Chalk Art to Transform Civic Center - Once Occupied by Homeless Encampment

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Once occupied by a dangerous homeless encampment, the cleaned-up Orange County Civic Center underwent a colorful makeover earlier this month, as parents and children painted chalk art murals at Supervisor Andrew Do’s Chalk and Talk event.

Supervisor Andrew Do’s Anti-Hunger Campaign Helps More Than 500 Seniors Access Food Assistance

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More than five hundred seniors have gained access to vital food assistance programs as part of Supervisor Andrew Do’s campaign to combat hunger in Orange County.

Orange County Approves $13.4 million for Homeless Shelters

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Orange County continues to invest in shelters and outreach services for the homeless.

At its August 27^th board meeting, the Orange County Board of Supervisors approved $13.4 million to continue funding for three homeless shelters in Santa Ana and support services for homeless residents.

Orange County Adds Electric Vehicle Charging Stations in Santa Ana and Orange

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California Could Put 10,000 Repeat Felons Back on the Street - Orange County Urges Governor to Veto SB 136

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Orange County is asking Governor Gavin Newsom to veto legislation that would reduce sentences for as many as 10,000 repeat felons.

Orange County to Develop Lactation Policy to Support Mothers

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Orange County is making life easier for all mothers who work in or visit County facilities.

On Tuesday, the Orange County Board of Supervisors unanimously instructed county staff to identify a list of comfortable and private spaces for mothers to breastfeed. The directive, proposed by County Supervisor Andrew Do, also seeks to develop a countywide lactation policy that supports working mothers.

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Orange County is making it easier for local small businesses to do business with the county. Starting September 1, 2019, Orange County-based small businesses will be first in line as they compete for hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts issued by the county government.

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Orange County is making it easier for local small businesses to do business with the county.

Starting September 1, 2019, Orange County-based small businesses will be first in line as they compete for hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts issued by the county government.