Public safety initiatives are big in the Third District. Supervisor Wagner sponsored a FREE women's self-defense class in Irvine, a children's self-defense class in Tustin, and a CPR class in Orange with close to 100 attendees per class. Each class focuses on how to fully maximize today's technology and digital resources to enhance safety outcomes better.

Thank you to the wonderful staff at Tom Vo's TaeKwonDo Academy, Boy's & Girls Club, and Care Ambulance Service for your talents and expertise, empowering people to leverage the latest, life-saving techniques.

Supervisor Wagner was humbled to present a Certificate of Recognition to Tom Vo Jr. for his years of dedication to providing engaging, energetic classes designed to save a life.

Our office wants to encourage you to participate in the upcoming Third District events to better protect yourself and those around you.

It was an honor to celebrate Korean American Day with colleagues, including Supervisor Michelle Steel, to present a resolution at the Board of Supervisors. 

"Orange County Board of Supervisors will celebrate January 13, 2020, as “Korean American Day” to honor the history, contributions, and sacrifices of California’s Korean Americans.

This year marked the 117th year of Korean immigration to the U.S. On January 13, 1903, the first group of Koreans arrived in Honolulu, Hawaii. In 2005, the U.S. Senate and House passed resolutions by unanimous consent expressing support for the goals and aspirations of Korean American Day, which is also celebrated by numerous states and municipalities. Over the last 117 years, Korean Americans have made significant contributions in all aspects of American life and have excelled in all fields. They continue to play a pivotal role in defining America as the land of diversity and opportunity.

On behalf of the OC Board of Supervisors and citizens of Orange County, we extend our sincere congratulations to the Korean American community."

Because we deeply value our senior community, Supervisor Wagner's office sponsored a senior services town hall with over 170 attendees. People learned how to connect with the vast County resources available, and each program is designed to help make life easier, healthier, and as safe as can be.

From the mobile "Senior Resources" app to dedicated nutritional services, there are programs to support you and the ones you love.

Read the presentation here.

Being appointed to a committee is an opportunity to serve your community, working on everything from preserving historical landmarks to recommending transportation improvements throughout Orange County.

Supervisor Wagner hosted a morning coffee with over 25 appointees (with donuts, of course) for a 2020 goal-setting meeting and to hear what he can do to activate government and better serve the people. We thank everyone for participating; the lively discussion sparked a lot of conversations and forward movement for our District.

If you are interested in serving on a committee in the Third District, please email Donald.Wagner@OCGov.com for more information. 

OC Public Works is proposing a drainage and sidewalk improvement project in the Crawford Canyon area. The project will mitigate known stormwater drainage issues along Barrett Lane, Fairhaven Extension, and adjacent roads.

Additionally, OC Public Works is proposing a sidewalk gap closure in the same area. We are hosting the meeting to collect input from residents and to gauge the level of support for the proposed sidewalk.

Tuesday, January 28, 2020 
6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Event Center P.E. Room
Foothill High School

Residents who live within close proximity to the project area will receive a meeting notification by mail. Please also check OC Public Works’ website and social media pages.