Projects from County Administrator’s Office

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Strategic Priorities 2017
The Board of Supervisors held its annual Strategic Planning Study Session with County department heads and senior CAO staff to set forth a collective vision for 2017.
The Sonoma County Medical cannabis Ad Hoc Committee
Sonoma County is dedicated to establishing cannabis policies that preserve our environmental resources, protect the health and safety of our communities, and ensure the industry contributes positively to the economic vitality of our County.
Criminal Justice System Master Plan
Master Plan update 2015 - Sonoma County Adult Criminal Justice Phase 2 Master Plan: A Model for Change
Fire Services Project
The goal of the project is to develop recommendations for the Board of Supervisors with the assistance of community stakeholders to ensure that the fire services system in the county is sustainable into the future.
Homelessness
The County has a strong commitment to provide a path to permanent stable housing for all homeless residents through its homeless system of care. The Sonoma County Community Development Commission is the lead agency charged with preventing and ending homelessness in partnership and close coordination with other County departments, local jurisdictions and non-profit service providers.
Immigration Initiative
While immigration and immigrant rights have long been an issue of importance to Sonoma County, current federal and state executive and legislative actions demonstrate a need for the County to reassess the needs of undocumented community members with respect to services and legal protection.
Living Wage Ordinance
On December 8, 2015, the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors will consider adopting a Living Wage Ordinance that stipulates a base hourly wage for individuals working for and contracting with the County.
Strategic Priorities 2017
The Board of Supervisors held its annual Strategic Planning Study Session with County department heads and senior CAO staff to set forth a collective vision for 2017.