Supervisors voted unanimously to pay property owners to keep roughly 300 acres of their land in agricultural production instead of possibly selling it into development, as part of a program to preserve agriculture and still support farmers and ranchers.
On this episode, the County recruits people with intellectual disabilities, celebrates a high school graduation, prepares schools for wildfires, provides probationary teens with a path forward, and offers a look at the latest CAL FIRE addition.
Starting Sept. 10, County Board of Supervisors meetings will be temporarily held at the County Operations Center in Kearny Mesa.
County of San Diego offices and libraries will be closed Monday, Sept. 2 for Labor Day.
A new County initiative is creating 20 paid internships for people with intellectual disabilities.
On this episode, see where teens can hang out during those summer nights, some new art at the County Operations Center, avoid getting scammed at the gas pump, and get ready to go for a swim!
The public can give input on whether the County should buy and sell electricity during five informational forums set for coming weeks.
