1. Health Equity: Making sure everyone has fair access to healthcare.
2. Community Engagement: Getting the community involved in health projects using events, surveys, and partnerships.
3. Data Sharing and Transparency: Sharing health information with the public.
4. Mobile Health Services: Bringing healthcare to people who can't easily reach it.

Epidemiology and Informatics is our disease tracking and data team.

1. Community Health Assessment and Improvement: Studies health issues in our county.

2. Epidemiology: Tracks diseases to spot trends.
3. Informatics: Uses technology to improve health services.
4. Medical Marijuana Identification: Issues and manages medical marijuana ID cards.

1. California Children's Services (CCS): Helps children with special health needs get medical care.
2. Maternal, Child, and Adolescent Health (MCAH): Supports the health of mothers and children.
3. Medical Therapy Unit (MTU): Provides therapy for kids who need it.

1. Emergency Preparedness: Plans for health emergencies.
2. Pandemic Flu: Gets ready for flu outbreaks.
3. Hospital Preparedness: Works with local hospitals on emergency plans.

1. Injury and Violence Prevention: Works to prevent injuries and violence.
2. Nutrition Education and Obesity Prevention: Teaches about healthy eating and staying active.
3. Oral Health: Helps people take care of their teeth.
4. Substance Use Prevention Education: Teaches about drug and alcohol prevention.
5. Tobacco Prevention: Works to reduce smoking and vaping.

1. Communicable Disease Prevention: Prevents the spread of diseases.
2. Healthcare Acquired Infection Prevention: Works to reduce infections in hospitals.
3. HIV/AIDS Prevention: Provides HIV/AIDS education and testing.
4. Immunizations: Gives vaccines to prevent diseases.

1. Administrative Services: Runs our daily office work.
2. Policy and Planning: Creates rules to keep our community healthy.
3. Professional Development: Helps our staff in learning and staying up-to-date in the public health field.