There are approximately 17,000 of your friends and neighbors who work for the County of San Diego. They’re all dedicated to ensuring we have a healthy, safe and thriving place to call home.
May 4-10 has been designated as Public Service Recognition Week to honor men and women who work in all levels of government in our country.
Here are just a few stories, in no particular order, that highlight the variety of jobs San Diego County employees do – all in the name of public service.
Mental Health Clinician at the County’s Access and Crisis Line
District Attorney’s Office Victim Advocate
Air Pollution Control District Meteorologist
Protective Services Worker, Child Welfare (multi-part series)
Supermarket Inspections (video)
Deputy at Women’s Detention Facility
Public Works Road Crews (video)
Public Health Nurse-Family Partnership
Public Health Nurses – the Front Line in Community Health
Social Worker Efforts with Homeless
Medical Examiner’s Office Chaplain
Tattoo Parlor Inspections (video)
Floor Control Monitoring (video)
Registrar of Voter Election Day Troubleshooter (video)
Damage Assessment Teams (video)