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Supervisor Don Wagner is proud to represent nearly 600000 constituentsin the communities of Anaheim Hills Irvine Tustin Orange North TustinVilla Park Yorba Linda and the unincorporated canyon areas

To Our Valued Third District Residents

Social distancing I despise the phrase People are not made for distancing not

social not emotional not economic The last few weeks with social distancing has

seen an unprecedented halting of our economic activity education system and most

personal interactions Life has been altered in some ways for every one of us We are all

challenged but none of us needs to face this challenge alone It is a cliche but no less

accurate to say we are all in it together

Let me take just a moment to explain what the county is doing to help ease the crisis

and ease the strains we all face while hopefully adding a bit of perspective

First the Countys Emergency Operations Center has been running at peak capacity

since before the Governor ordered most people to stay home Through the EOC we

coordinate all county and local city responses triage needs marshall assets like masks

and personal protective equipment and get those resources to the rst responders

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and medical professionals as needed We also keep in close touch through the EOC

with our hospitals to ensure their continued successful functioning I have myself

served as board liaison at the EOC ndash and will again this weekend ndash and can assure you

that the activity is relentless focused on getting resources where needed and staffed

by professionals dedicated to public safety

Second the county has fully empowered our chief public health of cer Dr Nichole

Quick to direct the countys medical response to the Covid-19 challenges and

supported her medical decisions The board has met multiple times per week since the

outbreak of the pandemic to hear from Dr Quick question her as to the underlying

science and medical issues and acted quickly on policy matters under its purview

leaving the medical decisions to her and her staff

Third we have worked diligently to help our most vulnerable citizens in the crisis New

facilities are coming online to help with social distancing and with the separation and

medical care of the most at-risk homeless population

Finally I am trying to keep beaches and trails open so that people can follow medical

advice to get out into the fresh air while not overburdening those areas Thus new

parking regulations and stepped up enforcement are in place around some of your

most cherished outdoor attractions but they are not denied to us completely

Those are only some of what steps the county has taken to deal most immediately with

our Covid-19 challenges I realize some people think more should have been done

sooner and others that too much has been done already But please know this my

colleagues and I have only done what we believed was the best step at that time and in

consultation with our senior medical staff

Fortunately there is optimistic coronavirus news

A recent study from Imperial College London initially claimed the virus could cause

510000 deaths in Britain But as the data rolls in the same source has substantially

revised the numbers downward by 95

Social distancing works We should continue to practice it in the short term That

means being mindful in interactions with others

However we accept a certain amount of risk every day We drive on the freeway cross

busy intersections live in an earthquake zone and conduct business as usual during a

robust u season (which can kill hundreds of thousands)




Finally there is a bit of a silver lining in all of this We have pulled together as a

community neighbors are checking in with neighbors random acts of thoughtfulness

and civilities are more plentiful offers of help pour into the Emergency Operations

Center -

I am proud to represent such an active community

With that I wish each of you good health and prosperity

Kind Regards

Curious about COVID-19Our Health Referral Line is taking community questions

9 am - 6 pmSeven days per week

1 (800) 564-8448

Click here for FAQClick here for daily counts and testing gures




UPDATES










Mayors Meeting Coordinating Efforts

On March 24 Supervisor Wagner held a teleconference call with all the Mayorsin his District for a QampA discussion on OCs current crisis He shared the most

recent developments out of the County and sought their input

TOPICS INCLUDED

Relaying the message to youth that 50 of cases are people age 18-49Creating robust neighborhood watches to monitor social distancingRecruiting retired nurses and physicians who can help triage cases

No Covid-19 cases found in the homeless population to date




Ensuring calls and questions are routed to the proper Emergency CareOperations team

Supervisor Wagner thanks our local city council members for their diligence andpatience as we navigate uncharted days in the wake of Covid-19

Third District Grab-N-Go Lunches

To help prevent the spread of COVID-19 Orange County public schoolshave temporarily closed campuses to students Herersquos a look at the latest

school closure timelines and grab-and-go meal schedules

Anaheim Elementary School District

CAMPUSES CLOSED School campuses extending student dismissals throughApril 17

GRAB-AND-GO SERVICE Open to all children 18 years and under Nopaperwork or sign-ups necessary

TIMES 11 am to noonLOCATIONS

Katella High School ndash 2200 E Wagner Ave Anaheim Anaheim High School ndash 811 W Lincoln Ave Anaheim

Sycamore Junior High School ndash 1801 E Sycamore St Anaheim Loara High School ndash 1765 W Cerritos Ave Anaheim

Brookhurst Junior High School ndash 601 N Brookhurst St Anaheim




Western High School ndash 501 S Western Ave Anaheim Kennedy High School ndash 8281 Walker Street La Palma

Ponderosa Elementary School ndash 2135 South Mountain View Ave

Anaheim

Franklin Elementary School ndash 521 W Water Street Anaheim Henry Elementary School ndash 1123 W Romneya Drive Anaheim

Juarez Elementary School ndash 841 S Sunkist St Anaheim Lincoln Elementary School ndash 1413 E Broadway Anaheim

Revere Elementary School ndash 140 W Guinida Lane Anaheim Stoddard Elementary School ndash 1841 S Ninth St Anaheim

Anaheim Union High School District

CAMPUSES CLOSED School campuses closed to students through April 17GRAB-AND-GO SERVICE Open to all children 18 years and under No

paperwork or sign-ups necessaryTIMES 11 am to noon

LOCATIONS Katella High 32200 E Wagner Ave Anaheim Anaheim High 811 W Lincoln Ave Anaheim

Sycamore Junior High 1801 E Sycamore St Anaheim Loara High 1765 West Cerritos Anaheim

Brookhurst Junior High 601 N Brookhurst St Anaheim Western High 501 S Western Ave Anaheim Kennedy High 8281 Walker Street La Palma

Ponderosa Elementary 2135 South Mountain View Ave Anaheim

Irvine Unie d School District

CAMPUSES CLOSED School campuses and facilities will be closed to studentsthrough May 1

GRAB-AND-GO SERVICE Breakfast and lunch offered to all IUSD studentsTIMES Times vary See below

DISTRIBUTION DAYS March 23-27 Breakfast and lunch will be available Monday through Friday

from 11 am to 1 pm March 30 to April 3 Foodservice will not be available during spring break

HoweverIUSD has partnered with Families Forward which offers a drive-through food

pantry Monday through Friday 10 am to 2 pm with non-perishable itemseach week The pantry is located at 8 Thomas Drive in Irvine




April 6 to May 1 Breakfast and lunch will be available Monday Wednesdayand Friday The meals provided on Monday will include meals for Monday andTuesday Meals provided on Wednesday will include meals for Wednesday and

Thursday and there will be meals provided on FridayLOCATIONS

Cadence Park School 750 Benchmark Irvine 92618 Culverdale Elementary School 2 Paseo Westpark Irvine 92614 Cypress Village Elementary School 355 Rush Lily Irvine 92618

Northwood Elementary School 28 Carson Irvine 92620 Oak Creek Elementary School 1 Dovecreek Irvine 92618

Southlake Middle School 655 West Yale Loop Irvine 92614 University Park Elementary School 4572 Sandburg Way Irvine 92612

Venado Middle School 4 Deere ld Ave Irvine 92604Orange Unie d School District

Orange Unie d staff hands out meals to students during school closures onMonday March 16

CAMPUSES CLOSED School campuses will be closed to students through May8

GRAB-AND-GO SERVICE Breakfast and lunch offered Parents with studentsIDs or ID numbers can pick up meals

TIMES Breakfast from 8 to 10 am lunch from 10 am to noonLOCATIONS

Cambridge Elementary Esplanade Elementary

Handy Elementary Lampson Elementary

Taft Elementary Portola Middle El Modena High

Orange High Also bus feeding site at Bristol Street and Memory Lane from 10 am to noon

(lunch)

Tustin Unie d School District

CAMPUSES CLOSED School campuses will be closed to students through April10

GRAB-AND-GO SERVICE TUSD will distribute lunch mdash and breakfast for thenext morning mdash to all children under 18 at three different school sites from

March 23 to April 10 Per federal law children must be presentTIMES 11 am to 1 pm

LOCATIONS




Robert Heideman Elementary AG Currie Middle

Tustin High

OC BOS SPECIAL MEETING

March 26 mdash Please watch the latest special meeting of the Orange County Boardof Supervisors to discuss OCCOVID19

VOLUNTEER amp DONATION OPPORTUNITIES

READ MORE IN THE OC REGISTER




The Countys Emergency Operations Center is working with the CollaboratingOrganizations Active in Disaster - Orange County to collect essential items for those in

need

Donations are accepted at Orange County Rescue Mission in Tustin Monday throughFriday from 8 am to 4 pm

Thank you in advance for your grace and help during this national crisis




Team Wagner Steps up to Serve Community ActionPartnership of Orange County (CAP OC)

The Covid-19 pandemic has brought uncertainty to families and businesses alikeDuring these trying times volunteers are needed now more than ever

As residents are losing their income left and right Orange County is facing a risein food insecurity Because of recent government guidelines to stay safe at home

many individuals and corporate groups have canceled their shifts Becausemany volunteers were over 65 years of age and considered venerable to the

virus there is a shortage of help

On March 26 Team Wagner stepped up to volunteer assembling over 1000 foodboxes to help give people access to vital nutrition

Until further notice all-volunteer opportunities are limited to the OC Food BankAdditional shifts at other sites will resume later this spring

Please note that gloves and hand sanitizer are available If you would like to




volunteer we look forward to having you join us in making a difference

Volunteer here httpscapocvolunteerhubcom

NIXON LIBRARY ANNOUNCES NEW BLOOD DRIVES TO




MEET URGENT NEEDYORBA LINDA -- The Richard Nixon Presidential Library will be the site of four

blood drives in the next three weeks to meet the urgent demand for blooddonations amid the Coronavirus outbreak across the United States

The blood drives are being coordinated by the Red Cross and LifeStream BloodBank in partnership with the Richard Nixon Foundation

As an essential health care service blood donations are exempt from thestatewide stay-at-home order Donors are encouraged to give blood at this

extreme time of need

The blood drives are as follows all at the Nixon Library in Yorba Linda CA

March 30 8am-2pm

LifeStream Blood Bank - sign up here

March 31 8am-2pm


April 2 10am-5pm

American Red Cross - sign up here Sponsor Code NixonLibrary

April 16 10am-5pm


The Nixon Library is the rst presidential library in the country to organize newblood drives since the Surgeon Generalrsquos immediate call for Americanrsquos to giveblood during his remarks at the Coronavirus Task Force brie ng on March 19

From Surgeon General Jerome Adams on The Hugh Hewitt Show March 242020

Irsquove just got to give you a shout out Hugh because you mentioned what you weredoing to promote blood donations And I wanted to say to you you literally have savedlives by doing that One blood donation can save up to three people and itrsquos something

positive we can do mentally while wersquore at home and feeling isolated

ldquoWe are thrilled to support the nationwide efforts to combat the Coronavirus right herein Orange Countyrdquo Nixon Foundation President and CEO Hugh Hewitt said ldquoStronglocal responses mdashAmericans helping Americansmdash will save countless lives during our

present challenge and donating blood is the surest of ways to do your part It certainlyspeaks volumes that a foreign country so values its relationship with the United Statesthat it is willing to provide opportunities for Americans to support other Americans in

needrdquo




IN THE COMMUNITY

Congrats to Supervisor Wagner on his swearing-in one year ago

All OCTA bus routes will temporarily shift to the Sunday service schedule seven days aweek to help protect the health of passengers and drivers ACCESS paratransit service

will not be affected

Please plan your trip ahead httpsbitlyOC-Bus-Update




Oranges 2018 Citizen of the Year Dean Kim and owner of OC Baking Co isfeeding hungry high school kids

In the past week Mr Kim has delivered hundreds of FREE loaves to Orange HighSchool for yummy sandwiches (sadly for many students this is the only meal theyget since school is canceled) Orange Rotary is collecting peanut butter and jelly

to donate to OHS to spread on fresh bread

OC Baking Co is open weekdays from 8 am to 3 pmLarge uffy loaves are only $500 and there is no limit to purchasing

Orange is a community that pulls together in a crisisBon appetite




Paying Forward KindnessFrom Team Wagner staffer Pat Buttress

Posted on Facebook last Tuesday 317

ldquoYesterday Ralphs implemented a new practice of allowing only two loaves of breadper person I had two small sourdough rolls wheat (which I had sliced) and rye bread

The clerk made me choose my top two to take home A man at the next check outstand overheard our discussion and said he wanted the two I couldnt take paid for

them had them bagged then placed in my bag

His simple kindness brought tears to my eyes When I received my $6 in change Iasked the clerk to apply it to the bill of the gentleman behind me The clerk declined

to accept my offer

After sharing why I felt compelled to pay forward the kindness I just received theclerk understood and gave me the opportunity to be of service to another

Wishing each of you additional warmth and courage during these challenging times




Thank you for the opportunity to better serve youmdash Team Wagner

CONTACT ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

(714) 834-3330333 W SANTA ANA BLVD

SANTA ANA CA 92701

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and medical professionals as needed We also keep in close touch through the EOC

with our hospitals to ensure their continued successful functioning I have myself

served as board liaison at the EOC ndash and will again this weekend ndash and can assure you

that the activity is relentless focused on getting resources where needed and staffed

by professionals dedicated to public safety

Second the county has fully empowered our chief public health of cer Dr Nichole

Quick to direct the countys medical response to the Covid-19 challenges and

supported her medical decisions The board has met multiple times per week since the

outbreak of the pandemic to hear from Dr Quick question her as to the underlying

science and medical issues and acted quickly on policy matters under its purview

leaving the medical decisions to her and her staff

Third we have worked diligently to help our most vulnerable citizens in the crisis New

facilities are coming online to help with social distancing and with the separation and

medical care of the most at-risk homeless population

Finally I am trying to keep beaches and trails open so that people can follow medical

advice to get out into the fresh air while not overburdening those areas Thus new

parking regulations and stepped up enforcement are in place around some of your

most cherished outdoor attractions but they are not denied to us completely

Those are only some of what steps the county has taken to deal most immediately with

our Covid-19 challenges I realize some people think more should have been done

sooner and others that too much has been done already But please know this my

colleagues and I have only done what we believed was the best step at that time and in

consultation with our senior medical staff

Fortunately there is optimistic coronavirus news

A recent study from Imperial College London initially claimed the virus could cause

510000 deaths in Britain But as the data rolls in the same source has substantially

revised the numbers downward by 95

Social distancing works We should continue to practice it in the short term That

means being mindful in interactions with others

However we accept a certain amount of risk every day We drive on the freeway cross

busy intersections live in an earthquake zone and conduct business as usual during a

robust u season (which can kill hundreds of thousands)







Center -



Kind Regards



1 (800) 564-8448





UPDATES













TOPICS INCLUDED























Anaheim



































(lunch)





LOCATIONS





Tustin High









need





























March 30 8am-2pm


March 31 8am-2pm


April 2 10am-5pm


April 16 10am-5pm








needrdquo




IN THE COMMUNITY






















to accept my offer








(714) 834-3330333 W SANTA ANA BLVD

SANTA ANA CA 92701


WWWDONWAGNERCACOM

GET SOCIAL

DONWAGNERCA













Center -



Kind Regards



1 (800) 564-8448





UPDATES













TOPICS INCLUDED























Anaheim



































(lunch)





LOCATIONS





Tustin High









need





























March 30 8am-2pm


March 31 8am-2pm


April 2 10am-5pm


April 16 10am-5pm








needrdquo




IN THE COMMUNITY






















to accept my offer








(714) 834-3330333 W SANTA ANA BLVD

SANTA ANA CA 92701


WWWDONWAGNERCACOM

GET SOCIAL

DONWAGNERCA










UPDATES













TOPICS INCLUDED























Anaheim



































(lunch)





LOCATIONS





Tustin High









need





























March 30 8am-2pm


March 31 8am-2pm


April 2 10am-5pm


April 16 10am-5pm








needrdquo




IN THE COMMUNITY






















to accept my offer








(714) 834-3330333 W SANTA ANA BLVD

SANTA ANA CA 92701


WWWDONWAGNERCACOM

GET SOCIAL

DONWAGNERCA



















TOPICS INCLUDED























Anaheim



































(lunch)





LOCATIONS





Tustin High









need





























March 30 8am-2pm


March 31 8am-2pm


April 2 10am-5pm


April 16 10am-5pm








needrdquo




IN THE COMMUNITY






















to accept my offer








(714) 834-3330333 W SANTA ANA BLVD

SANTA ANA CA 92701


WWWDONWAGNERCACOM

GET SOCIAL

DONWAGNERCA



























Anaheim



































(lunch)





LOCATIONS





Tustin High









need





























March 30 8am-2pm


March 31 8am-2pm


April 2 10am-5pm


April 16 10am-5pm








needrdquo




IN THE COMMUNITY






















to accept my offer








(714) 834-3330333 W SANTA ANA BLVD

SANTA ANA CA 92701


WWWDONWAGNERCACOM

GET SOCIAL

DONWAGNERCA
























(lunch)





LOCATIONS





Tustin High









need





























March 30 8am-2pm


March 31 8am-2pm


April 2 10am-5pm


April 16 10am-5pm








needrdquo




IN THE COMMUNITY






















to accept my offer








(714) 834-3330333 W SANTA ANA BLVD

SANTA ANA CA 92701


WWWDONWAGNERCACOM

GET SOCIAL

DONWAGNERCA











Tustin High









need





























March 30 8am-2pm


March 31 8am-2pm


April 2 10am-5pm


April 16 10am-5pm








needrdquo




IN THE COMMUNITY






















to accept my offer








(714) 834-3330333 W SANTA ANA BLVD

SANTA ANA CA 92701


WWWDONWAGNERCACOM

GET SOCIAL

DONWAGNERCA











need





























March 30 8am-2pm


March 31 8am-2pm


April 2 10am-5pm


April 16 10am-5pm








needrdquo




IN THE COMMUNITY






















to accept my offer








(714) 834-3330333 W SANTA ANA BLVD

SANTA ANA CA 92701


WWWDONWAGNERCACOM

GET SOCIAL

DONWAGNERCA

































March 30 8am-2pm


March 31 8am-2pm


April 2 10am-5pm


April 16 10am-5pm








needrdquo




IN THE COMMUNITY






















to accept my offer








(714) 834-3330333 W SANTA ANA BLVD

SANTA ANA CA 92701


WWWDONWAGNERCACOM

GET SOCIAL

DONWAGNERCA










IN THE COMMUNITY






















to accept my offer








(714) 834-3330333 W SANTA ANA BLVD

SANTA ANA CA 92701


WWWDONWAGNERCACOM

GET SOCIAL

DONWAGNERCA
























to accept my offer








(714) 834-3330333 W SANTA ANA BLVD

SANTA ANA CA 92701


WWWDONWAGNERCACOM

GET SOCIAL

DONWAGNERCA












(714) 834-3330333 W SANTA ANA BLVD

SANTA ANA CA 92701


WWWDONWAGNERCACOM

GET SOCIAL

DONWAGNERCA








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