Happy Social Media Day! 👏 CSAC is proud to connect with California's 58 counties across social media — from policy updates to county innovations, we've got you covered. 📍Find us active on: Bluesky: bsky.app/profile/cacoun… Facebook: facebook.com/CSACCounties/ Instagram:

“It shows what’s possible when you move with the urgency our homelessness emergency requires.” ~ Los Angeles County Supervisor Lindsey Horvath 📢 Big news from Los Angeles County: The new Emergency Centralized Response Center is now live and open to the public. Communities can

Today, we celebrate the spirit of independence, resilience, and unity that has shaped our nation. Wishing everyone a meaningful and safe Fourth of July. 🇺🇸 #FourthOfJuly #CAcounties

Curious how FY 2025 federal funding is tracking—and what’s still pending or frozen? Check out NACo's 2025 Federal Funds Tracker—a must‑see for county officials navigating infrastructure, public health, broadband and more. naco.org/resource/2025-… NACo #CAcounties

“To truly meet the health needs of people experiencing homelessness, you have to care for the whole person.” Sacramento County is expanding its mobile health services — now offering mental health, substance use, and other essential care with a focus on individuals facing

🔥 Day 1 of #NACo2025 and California County leaders were front and center in national policy discussions! ✅ Sonoma County Supervisor James Gore welcomed new members as NACo President ✅ Merced County Supervisor Josh Pedrozo chaired the Ag & Rural Affairs Committee ✅ Fresno

California continues to lead the conversation on smart government and local advocacy during Day 2 of #NACo2025! 🔹 Sonoma County Supervisor and NACo President James Gore kicked off today’s General Session 🔹 Mono County Supervisor John Peters represented California as the Chair

👏 California counties closed out #NACo2025 with bold leadership, deep gratitude, and a clear vision for the future! 🎤 Sonoma County Supervisor James Gore presided over his final meeting as NACo President — capping off a year of powerful national leadership — and passed the

Ready to Lead? Your Voice Matters! At the "Your Local Voice Matters" panel during our New Supervisors Institute, attendees explored how to shape their communities by serving on state boards and commissions. Moderated by California Women Lead’s Catherine Baker and Sabrina

This morning our new County Supervisors kicked off the final module of the New Supervisors Institute with a dynamic day of learning, leadership, and connection. ✅ Kickoff & Welcome: Morning coffee and networking set the stage for a high-energy start. Facilitators Erin Hannigan

Celebrating California’s Newest County Leaders 🎉 Day 2 of CSAC’s 2025 New Supervisors Institute – Module 3 wrapped up with reflection, inspiration, and well-earned recognition for our newest cohort of county leaders. ☀️ We kicked off the morning with shared “Take Aways” from

This is very exciting for County of SLO! Two years ago, it was one of the projects Supervisor Gibson highlighted in his CSAC presidency video. A lot of hard work and dedication from a lot of people went into the renovation of the hall and pier. In Supervisor Gibson's words, "This

“Why on earth would we stop funding the program most responsible for this success?” – CSAC President Jeff Griffiths   As Governor Newsom Press Office points out, California is making real progress in reducing homelessness. But the new state budget threatens to undo it all... Read our full

🚗 On the road again! CSAC President and Inyo County Supervisor Jeff Griffiths visits Sierra and Trinity counties to hear directly from local leaders, learn about community challenges, and highlight the power of county innovation. 58 counties, 58 unique stories. 🌲 In Sierra

We’re honoring the life of former Mendocino County Supervisor and CSAC President Jim Eddie. Supervisor Eddie dedicated his life to public service and the people of ​Mendocino County, serving on the Board of Supervisors for 20 years. He served as CSAC President in 1983. After

Yesterday’s Tsunami Warning and today’s Tsunami Advisory are powerful reminders: counties are on the front lines of emergency preparedness. Del Norte County moved fast — sirens, evacuations, and coordinated harbor response in Crescent City helped protect lives and property. A