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| Pet Adoption Event hosted by Supervisor Todd Spitzer and OC Animal Care a Great Success with 93 Pets Rescued |
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Supervisor Todd Spitzer and a family at the Pet Adoption Event |
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The Pet Adoption Event hosted by Supervisor Todd Spitzer and OC Animal Care was a great success with 93 pets being adopted. The total number of pets adopted was 52 dogs, 37 cats, 2 bunnies, a turtle, and one finch.
“It’s worth celebrating that 93 animals were rescued and adopted. Nearly every adoptable dog and two thirds of the cats found great homes,” said Supervisor Todd Spitzer. “Each day new animals become available at OC Animal Care to be adopted. I hope that people will continue to make an effort to rescue animals when they are thinking about caring for a pet.” |
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Resident at the Pet Adoption Event |
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| The OC Animal Shelter is located at 561 The City Drive South, Orange, CA 92868. Adoptable pets can be viewed at ocpetinfo.com. |
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| Supervisor Todd Spitzer Delivers Books to Third Grade Students |
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Supervisor Todd Spitzer visits third grade students at Castille Elementary |
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Supervisor Todd Spitzer kicked off the delivery of 27,000 books on Orange County history to all third grade students in Orange County. Supervisor Spitzer read from Nothing Rhymes with Orange to students at Castille Elementary and introduced the author, Stan Oftelie.
The Gift of History is an educational program designed to make history come alive for Orange County’s third graders. Every third grade student in Orange County is invited to take part in an 8-week Integrated Unit of Instruction, year-round activities, final project, and an annual event at Angel Stadium.
Supervisor Todd Spitzer and the County of Orange sponsored the event to provide a history book, Nothing Rhymes with Orange, for every third grade student in Orange County. |
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Supervisor Todd Spitzer, Castille Principal Laura Lyon, and School Board President Amy Hanacek |
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| The Gift of History event is held at Angels Stadium, students are given a history book on the County and are treated to an hour‐long program designed to illustrate that history is alive and all around them – from the buildings they see, to the streets they drive on, to the parks they play in, to the dynamic examples of leadership that show they can achieve anything if they believe in themselves. |
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| MADD 2016 Law Enforcement & Prosecutor Recognition Luncheon |
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Supervisor Todd Spitzer, Regional Executive Director MADD Southern California Patricia Rillera, and Retired Law Enforcement Bill Cavenaugh. The award that goes to the top arresting officer is the “Cavenaugh Award”. |
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(Portions courtesy of MADD)
Supervisor Todd Spitzer was invited to lead the Pledge of Allegiance at the Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Law Enforcement and Prosecutor Recognition Luncheon hosted by the Orange County Chapter of MADD.
The event is held to honor local law enforcement and prosecutors for their efforts to curb drunk impaired, drug impaired, and combination (alcohol and drug) impaired drivers. MADD is a nationwide, non-profit organization that works to stop drunken driving, to prevent underage drinking, and to support victims, survivors, and families affected by drunken driving. |
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| Supervisor Todd Spitzer Presents at the Villa Park City Council Meeting |
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Supervisor Todd Spitzer with Villa Park Council Member Bill Nelson
Supervisor Todd Spitzer with Villa Park Council Member Robert Collacott |
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| Supervisor Todd Spitzer attended the Villa Park City Council meeting to provide an update on the Third District and the County. Supervisor Spitzer gave an update on the animal shelter, pet adoption, transportation projects and public safety. |
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| Supervisor Todd Spitzer Participates in the Grand Opening of Delivery Land |
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Supervisor Todd Spitzer, Santa Ana Chamber Treasurer Ed Lieber, OC Global Medical Center CEO Suzanne Richards, Doctors and Chamber Ambassadors at the Delivery Land Grand Opening |
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| Supervisor Todd Spitzer participated the grand opening of Delivery Land at OC Global Medical Center. The grand opening featured the newly renovated Labor and Delivery unit, Delivery Land. OC Global Medical Center is located at 1001 N. Tustin Avenue in Santa Ana just south of 17th Street. |
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| Supervisor Todd Spitzer is the Keynote Speaker at the Lions International Teen Recognition Awards & Rewards Dinner |
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Supervisor Todd Spitzer, Loyalty Traster-Lee, Mikayla Minnig, Lions Region Chairman Pete Badame and Lions |
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Supervisor Todd Spitzer was the keynote speaker at the District 4-L4 Lions International Teen Recognition Awards and Rewards Dinner. Loyalty Traster-Lee and Mikayla Minnig were recognized for their outstanding community service and academic accomplishments.
District 4-L4 is made up of Lions Clubs throughout Orange County and portions of Los Angeles and San Bernardino Counties. There are nearly 1300 members in 36 clubs. |
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Supervisor Todd Spitzer, Orange Mayor Tita Smith, Orange Chamber President and CEO Charla Lenarth, Orange City Council Members Mark Murphy, Mike Alvarez, Fred Whitaker, and Kim Nichols join the Orange Chamber of Commerce and Watson’s in the ribbon cutting |
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| Supervisor Todd Spitzer’s office attends the Watson’s Grand Reopening in Orange. |
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| Survive and Thrive Run Walk Health & Safety Expo to be held on Saturday, April 16, 2016 at Mason Regional Park, Irvine |
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| Crime Survivors is holding the Survive and Thrive Health and Safety Expo at Mason Regional Park in Irvine on Saturday, April 16. The event location is at the future home of the Orange County Crime Victims’ Monument. Crime Survivors helps raise awareness, prevention, survival and hopeful healing throughout Southern California. For more information, click here |
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| Election Workers Needed |
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(Portions courtesy of Registrar of Voters)
The Orange County Registrar of Voters needs more than 6,000 volunteers to assist with the various tasks that are required in conducting the upcoming June 7, 2016, Presidential Primary Election.
Volunteers provide a valuable community service and contribute to supporting one of our most important freedoms in our democracy.
For information on the various Election Day volunteer opportunities, job descriptions, compensation and to sign up to serve on Election Day, county employees can go to the Registrar's website at ocvote.com/volunteer. |
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| Apply to Serve on the North Tustin Advisory Committee |
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 Applications are now available to serve on the North Tustin Advisory Committee (NTAC). Applicants should send their resume and cover letter to Supervisor Todd Spitzer at todd.spitzer@ocgov.com before April 18. NTAC members are nominated by the Third District Supervisor and must be confirmed by a vote of the Orange County Board of Supervisors.
NTAC was established to advise the Orange County Zoning Administrator, Planning Commission, Board of Supervisors, and County agencies on all discretionary actions of the County of Orange in implementation of the North Tustin Specific Plan as well as comment on land development projects in the larger North Tustin unincorporated area. NTAC reviews planning applications in their area of responsibility and make recommendations for consideration by the Orange County Planning Agency.
The seven members of NTAC serve three-year terms. NTAC meets the third Wednesday of each month at 6:30 PM at the Tustin Unified School District Board Room at 300 S. C St., Tustin, CA 92780. |
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| Events Around the District |
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For questions or comments regarding Spitzer’s E-Newsletter
please contact the Supervisor's office staff at: (714) 834-3330 or Melanie.Eustice@ocgov.com
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