2020

• County of San Luis Obispo Launches COVID-19 Economic Recovery Effort
• County of San Luis Obispo’s Statement on Death of Shirley Bianchi
• County Now Accepting District 3 Planning Commissioner Applications
• Dawn Ortiz-Legg to Succeed Adam Hill on County Board of Supervisors
• Outlook: County Anticipates $12-22 Million Budget Gap Next Year
• County Sets Goals, Plan to Reduce Mental Illness in Jail
• County of SLO Names New Airports Director
• Last Chance to Complete 2020 Census in SLO County is October 31
• County Bids Fond Farewell to Longtime Chief Probation Officer
• SLO County Residents Urged to Complete 2020 Census as US Census Bureau Ceases Field Operations Along
• County Awards Grants to Benefit Region
• Census Workers in SLO County to Complete the 2020 Census Count
• Governor Newsom Releases Census 2020 "On the Record" Column Calling on All Californians to Get Count
• Statement Regarding the Passing of Supervisor Adam Hill
• County to Consider Cutting Positions to Close Budget Gap
• COVID-19 Impacts Will Result in $32-56 Million Budget Shortfall Next Fiscal Year
• Local Leaders Begin Central Coast Economic Relief Efforts
• Important Notice Regarding COVID-19 and SLO County Board of Supervisors Meetings
• SLO County Residents Urged to Complete 2020 Census
• 2020 Census Questionnaire Now Available Online
• County Cooperates with FBI Investigation
• County Mourns Loss of Katcho Achadjian
• Census Questionnaire Assistance Center to Open Locally This Month
• County Board Approves Regional Compact for Affordable Housing
• Update on Grant Applications for Local Health, Community Services
• New Animal Services Facility Project to Cost Taxpayers Less Than Expected
• County Gets Sneak Peek at Central Coast Jobs Plan
• County Reaches Labor Deal with Largest Employee Union
• County to Grant $90,000 for Beautification Projects This Year
• SLO County Tourism Marketing District Reauthorized
• Fitch Ratings Gives County of SLO Top Credit Rating
• Veterans Services Officer to Serve as County Central Services Director