Convention Center Opens as Temporary Regional Homeless Shelter Amid COVID-19 Pandemic

04/01/20

“To best prepare for COVID-19, we need to all work together as a region," said Supervisor Fletcher. San Diego County is proud to provide emergency funding as well as mental and behavioral health services, healthcare and daily health screenings to help reduce the risk of this virus devastating our homeless community. Quite simply, it’s the right thing to do.”

San Diego volunteers start restoring 300,000 defective N95 masks for medical workers

03/31/20

"We are grateful Rock Church and its members have partnered with us to fix 300,000 vital N95 respirators by repairing the broken elastic bands of masks in our inventory," said Supervisor Nathan Fletcher, Co-Chair of the County of San Diego COVID-19 Subcommittee. "San Diegans are stepping-up in extraordinary ways under this unprecedented public health crisis and this collaboration is another example."

County Restricts Cruise Ships With COVID-19

03/30/20

Health officials today announced the County is restricting the acceptance of cruise ships with COVID-19 cases and has instituted new rules for the unloading of passengers and crew members off cruise ships arriving in San Diego.

How to Manage Your Mental Health and Cope During COVID-19

03/31/20

It’s important during times like these to monitor your own physical and mental health, as well as safely stay connected to your community. Know the signs of stress and when and how to seek help for yourself, as well as loved ones.

Domestic Violence Victims Amid COVID-19 Response

03/28/20

In the unprecedented circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic, we’re all affected by the crisis. This is especially true for couples and families who may be at risk of domestic violence and who are now in close quarters amid Governor Gavin Newsom’s stay at home order.

County indefinitely extends public health order closing bars, schools, restaurants

03/28/20

“None of us know exactly how long it will last, we don’t exactly how many cases we will have or what day that we might hit the apex or flatten that curve,” said county Supervisor Nathan Fletcher, “but we know the early days — and we are still in the early days — are the most critical and the most important.”

San Diego COVID-19 Community Response Fund Grants $400,000 to Help First Responders and Low-Income Workers

03/26/20

The San Diego Foundation today announced $400,000 in rapid response grants from the San Diego COVID-19 Community Response Fund to support the immediate needs of first responders, low-income workers and other hard-hit communities impacted by the coronavirus outbreak.

Coronavirus briefings should be standardized at all levels of government

03/25/20

By having county doctors and health officials join in regular 2:30 p.m. briefings that last an hour — with about 15 minutes for updates and statements and about 45 minutes for questions that are emailed or texted by offsite reporters — the county is providing a needed service.

Was your job affected by coronavirus? Here’s how to file for unemployment

03/26/20

If you’ve lost a job or had hours reduced due to the pandemic, you can file a claim for unemployment benefits. Parents who have to stay home to care for a child due to a school closure are also eligible.

San Diego County approves moratorium on residential, commercial evictions for people affected by COVID 19

03/24/20

“We want to make sure no one during this period of difficulty loses their home. We want to make sure everyone is fed. We want to make sure we can get through this in a humane and compassionate way and rebuild our economy going forward,” said Supervisor Fletcher.

San Diego Converts Golden Hall To Shelter, Prepares For More COVID-19 Cases

03/23/20

The city of San Diego announced Monday the entirety of Golden Hall and parts of the Convention Center will be converted to homeless shelters with hundreds of beds as the city rushes to prepare for what health officials are describing as a storm on the horizon with the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dr. Seuss Fund Announces Matching Campaign for Donations to San Diego COVID-19 Community Response Fund

03/23/20

The Dr. Seuss Fund at The San Diego Foundation will provide a match of $1 for every $2 contributed to the San Diego COVID-19 Community Response Fund.

Supervisors Fletcher and Gaspar Resolution Temporarily Halts Evictions in San Diego County Amid Coronavirus Crisis, Board Votes Tuesday

03/23/20

“Our economy and our residents are hurting. We need to preserve as much as we can. It is our duty to help San Diegans weather these challenges during the coronavirus crisis,” said Supervisor Fletcher, Co-chair, County of San Diego COVID-19 Subcommittee. “This resolution will provide temporary relief to individuals and businesses and provide a more stable road to financial recovery.”

Preparations Underway to Open All of Golden Hall, Parts of Convention Center to Serve Homeless Individuals

03/23/20

“We want San Diegans to know their City, County and State government are working collaboratively with homeless service providers to activate a regionally coordinated plan to protect unsheltered people from COVID-19." -County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher

County of San Diego to Receive Mobile Hospital - NBC San Diego

03/22/20

Sup. Fletcher Emphasizes Importance of Accurate Information on COVID-19

03/21/20

County officials stress stay-at-home order, acknowledge questions remain

03/20/20

“We are asking the public to join with us in this effort. Each and every one of us is on the front lines of having the ability to stand together and fight the spread of this,” Fletcher said.

Qualcomm Foundation Donates $1 Million to San Diego COVID-19 Community Response Fund; Fund Reaches $5.7 Million

03/20/20

“Qualcomm has been a bedrock of economic stability and generosity in San Diego County for a very long time,” said Supervisor Nathan Fletcher, Co-chair, County of San Diego COVID-19 Subcommittee. “This substantial donation is another example of their continued commitment to empower people and contribute to our community’s well-being.”

Supervisor Fletcher on Social Distancing - FOX 5 San Diego

03/20/20

United Way of San Diego County Creates Emergency San Diego Worker Assistance Initiative in Response to COVID-19 Pandemic

03/20/20

“The United Way is ready to receive applications from San Diegans affected by the economic downturn caused by COVID-19,” said Supervisor Nathan Fletcher. “They are a great partner, a dynamic community resource, and through their programming are on the frontlines to help people who struggle with food security, rental and utility assistance and income replacement or gap funding."

Supervisor Fletcher lanza el Fondo Comunitario de COVID-19 - Univision San Diego

03/19/20

Supervisor Fletcher on Testing Kits - NBC San Diego

03/19/20

County Bans Groups of 10 or More People

03/18/20

The County is banning gatherings of 10 or more people in one room and smaller groups must stay six feet apart to slow the spread of COVID-19 in the region.

County’s Family Resource Centers, Housing and Community Development Services Office Suspending In-Person Services

03/18/20

Effective Thursday, March 19, the County’s Family Resource Centers, as well as the Housing and Community Development Services office are temporarily suspending in-person services.

San Diego Leaders Launch COVID-19 Community Response Fund to Address San Diegans’ Growing Needs Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

03/16/20

“In San Diego, we care about one another,” said Supervisor Nathan Fletcher, Co-Chair of the County of San Diego’s COVID-19 Subcommittee and the Regional Task Force on the Homeless. “We stand together and step up to help in times of great need. The San Diego COVID-19 Community Response Fund will lend a helping hand to our friends and neighbors impacted by this ongoing health crisis.”

Los líderes de San Diego lanzan el Fondo de Respuesta Comunitaria COVID-19

03/16/20

El fondo se centra en la seguridad alimentaria, asistencia de alquiler y servicios públicos, sustitución de ingresos o financiamiento de brechas de $1.3 millones sembrados al fondo por San Diego Gas & Electric y la Fundación de San Diego. Haga donaciones a: SDFoundation.org/COVID19

MTS Adds Handwashing Stations, Extra Cleaning Crews to battle COVID-19

03/12/20

“We’re thankful to our Board Chair and County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher for his leadership, collaboration and the quick response to get these handwashing stations out onto our system,” said MTS CEO Paul Jablonski.

RTFH First Continuum of Care in Nation to Seek Support from HUD

03/11/20

“Individuals experiencing homelessness deserve the same care, compassion and information about COVID-19 as everyone else. We are aggressively working to make sure that happens,” said Supervisor Nathan Fletcher, Co-Chair, County of San Diego’s COVID-19 Subcommittee. “We want San Diegans to know that our region is working together and coordinated in our response managing the spread of COVID-19 and we take seriously our obligation to protect our most vulnerable, including homeless individuals.”

Supervisors Create Subcommittee on Coronavirus

03/10/20

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors today created a subcommittee to deal with the ongoing Coronavirus outbreak and announced additional steps to slow the spread of the virus.

Board Supports Supervisor Fletcher’s Policy for Syringe Services Program

03/10/20

Today the Board of Supervisors heard the overwhelming medical, scientific, and community support for syringe services and the Board voted to move forward with creating a syringe services program to be brought back within four months for adoption.

San Diego County Board of Supervisors votes to move forward with syringe service program

03/10/20

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 today to move forward with developing a syringe service program, as part of the county's harm-reduction strategies for public health.

San Diego County supervisors approve plan to help deported veterans with Tijuana-based Vet Connect Station

03/10/20

“While that is a federal issue that has been going on in many administrations for many years that we can’t address, we can step up and try and extend our county services ... to those same veterans who served in the same wars and wore the same uniforms,” said Supervisor Fletcher.

Deported Veterans to Receive Support from County of San Diego

03/10/20

The respect and dignity our veterans deserve knows no borders. We are delivering care, compassion and vital services to deported veterans by installing a county funded veterans connection computer station in Tijuana, Mexico.

Supervisor Nathan Fletcher Presents Policy for Syringe Services Programs at County

03/06/20

“The evidence is clear, Syringe Services Programs are a medically supported best practice that protects public health, saves lives, and puts people with substance use disorders on a path to recovery,” said Supervisor Fletcher.

MTS Kicks off Essay Contest for Students to Win New Laptops

03/02/20

MTS & Coca Cola will award 40 high school students (Grades 9-12) a new laptop computer as part of the 17th Annual Laptop Scholarship Essay Contest. Students in grades 9-12 from all around San Diego County are encouraged to submit an essay and application starting March 2 through April 10.

Supervisor Fletcher Joins SAY San Diego and ACT to Escape the Vape

02/27/20

We are proud to be working with so many amazing, dedicated young leaders who are fighting to protect the future! Vaping is a scourge in our schools and in our community, and is bringing illness and addiction to hundreds of our kids.

Supervisors Fletcher & Cox Announce County Adds Substance Abuse Treatment to Psychiatric Hospital

02/26/20

“We are taking bold action and changing how we operate to ensure better outcomes for the patients who visit our psychiatric hospital. By taking the unprecedented step of co-locating mental health and substance abuse treatment we are better equipped to provide vital services to a hard to reach group of people, many of whom are experiencing chronic homelessness.”

County Announces High-Intensity Drug Rehab Program for Frequent Mental Health Patients

02/26/20

At a news conference Wednesday, county supervisors Greg Cox and Nathan Fletcher announced what they’re calling the “Accelerated Connections to Treatment” program, saying that it is intended to break the cycle of readmission for a relatively small group of residents who often have co-ocurring mental health needs and substance abuse disorders.

County to Kill Weeds without Using Harmful Toxins

02/26/20

Today, the County Board of Supervisors voted in favor of a policy introduced by Supervisors Nathan Fletcher and Dianne Jacob to prohibit the County from using chemicals containing glyphosate, a chemical linked to rare cancers at County-owned and maintained properties.

Satellite Voting Locations to Open Saturday

02/25/20

The Registrar of Voters will open four satellite voting locations this weekend to add to options for early voting and to help those who haven’t registered to vote but still want to take part in the March 3 Presidential Primary Election.

County Selects Contractor for Southeastern Live Well Center

02/25/20

“This is another important milestone for this project,” said Supervisor Nathan Fletcher. “Last year we opened up the process, made it more transparent, gathered vital community input and now the committee has selected a contractor it believes can build the Southeastern Live Well Center to reflect the vision put forward by the residents. We will continue to keep the community informed throughout the build process.”

Supes. Fletcher and Jacob Take Action to Protect Public Health, Push for County to use Alternatives to Roundup Weed Killer

02/25/20

“We are taking action to protect the public and our planet from the dangers of the harmful toxin glyphosate, a chemical found in products like Roundup,” said Supervisor Fletcher. “Using organic alternatives is a better way.”

Supervisor Fletcher Supports Co-locating Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services; Board Vote is Supportive

02/25/20

The Board’s vote on Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) facilities today ensures better attention to community concerns about safety surrounding MAT facilities are addressed, accountability is upheld and enforcement can be carried out.

District 4 Neighborhood to Receive Affordable Housing Because of County Investment

02/25/20

With today’s Board action: Innovative Housing Trust Fund, CDBG and HOME funds will be allocated to support the construction of 435 affordable housing units across the County.

South Bay City Ranks Among the Top 20 Worst Commutes in US

02/24/20

If you’re regularly driving through Chula Vista, you have one of the worst commutes in the country, according to a study that compared drive times in the 100 largest cities in the U.S.

Supervisor Fletcher and Chairman Cox to Develop $25M Behavioral Health Impact Fund

02/19/20

County Board of Supervisors’ Chairman Greg Cox, during his final State of the County Address Wednesday night, announced plans to join with Supervisor Nathan Fletcher and the City of San Diego to develop a $25 million Behavioral Health Impact Fund this year.

Supervisor Nathan Fletcher Comments on Governor Newsom’s Homeless Plans announced during 2020 State of the State

02/19/20

Today Governor Gavin Newsom outlined a path forward on homelessness that is actionable and shows his commitment to addressing the challenge our state faces.

Board of Supervisors Makes Right Decision to Ratify Local Emergencies

02/19/20

Today’s vote reaffirmed the County of San Diego’s decisive action on Friday to declare a local emergency and local health emergency was the right one.

UT: Surge in youth vaping prompting cities, state to consider flavored tobacco bans

02/19/20

"A national surge in youth vaping is prompting many local cities, including San Diego, to consider banning the sale of flavored tobacco, vaping liquids and related products. Supervisor Nathan Fletcher visited Encinitas and San Diego last week, and is scheduled to moderate a Chula Vista community panel on Thursday."

Team Fletcher is Hiring!

02/18/20

This position serves as an integral part of a dynamic, team-focused organization. The Community Representative attends community events and meetings; conducts constituent services and casework; acts as a liaison to the African American community and other communities/organizations as assigned.

Supervisor Fletcher and Asm. Gonzalez to Vote Early on Valentine's Day

02/14/20

“Our democracy works best when the most people possible participate,” said Supervisor Fletcher. "By leveraging options like early voting, vote by mail, or visiting one of the County’s satellite voting locations before election day, you are able to avoid the expected rush on election day.”

Sup. Fletcher to Present on Youth Vaping to SD City Council’s Environment Committee

02/12/20

“I am passionate about tackling the vaping crisis because I know that flavors hook kids on nicotine for life - and after years of making progress to reduce tobacco use by teens, we are seeing an alarming increase in the number of teens who vape,” said Supervisor Fletcher.

PODCAST: Supervisor Fletcher Discusses His Proudest Accomplishments with Matt Strabone

02/12/20

Sup. Fletcher sat down with Matt Strabone for his "Show in Progress" podcast to chat about his work to help the County deal with some of our region's toughest challenges.

Increasing Transit Ridership in San Diego Continues

02/11/20

“More and more San Diegans are using transit as an alternative to driving. This has a direct effect on lessening traffic congestion, providing cleaner air and lowering greenhouse gas emissions,” said Nathan Fletcher, MTS Board Chair and San Diego County Supervisor. “This momentum significantly helps our efforts moving MTS forward to provide a better connected, less congested, greener future.”

Supervisor Fletcher in Encinitas Tonight to Present on Vaping to Youth Commission

02/05/20

Supervisor Nathan Fletcher to present to Encinitas Youth Commission on Vaping Crisis tonight, which will be taken under consideration by the Youth Commission as they consider introducing recommendations to the Encinitas City Council about the sale of vaping products.

County Moves to Implement Restrictions on Flavored Tobacco and Vaping Products

01/28/20

With today’s Board Action, the County has taken the final step to put the health of our children and our communities over the profits of big tobacco.

UT: County approves Third Avenue mental health hub agreement, but Scripps bows out

01/28/20

Jacob commended her colleague, Supervisor Nathan Fletcher, for pushing to have the Third Avenue property used for mental health rather than residential redevelopment and for sinking a large amount of political capital into pushing for changes that go deeper than merely building a few additional buildings with enough beds to replace those that will be lost in coming years.

County to Enter Historic Partnership UCSD Health on Regional Behavioral Health Hub

01/28/20

"I am thrilled to announce we reached a historic agreement with UC San Diego Health on our journey to building a better way for delivering behavioral health services," said Supervisor Fletcher.

Board Authorizes County to Move Forward with Plans for Flexible Housing Subsidy Pool, Regional Task Force on Homeless Partnership

01/28/20

As a member of the Governor’s Council on Regional Homeless Advisors, I am thankful our board voted to continue progress towards innovative solutions to tackle our housing and homelessness crisis.

Supervisor Fletcher Announces County’s Census 2020 Outreach Plan

01/22/20

Supervisor Nathan Fletcher today, alongside members of the Count Me 2020 coalition, announced at a press conference the County of San Diego’s plans to educate hard to reach populations about the 2020 Census and unveiled Census advertisements that will appear in the 1.8 million sample ballot pamphlets being distributed this week by the County Registrar of Voters.

County Wants Your Input on Mental Health, Substance Use Issues

01/17/20

This month, San Diego County HHSA is hosting forums around the County to gather public input on how we can improve our services surrounding mental health and substance abuse.

Important Transit Information for MLK Holiday Weekend and the Women’s March

01/17/20

Tens of thousands of people are expected in downtown San Diego this weekend for the 2020 Women’s March, and the Metropolitan Transit System is encouraging residents to avoid traffic, closed streets and parking hassles by taking the transit to the event.

Board Gives Consent to Continue Refugee Resettlement Programming

01/14/20

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday, January 14, 2020 voted to submit a response of consent to President Donald Trump’s Executive Order requiring state and local governments to sign-off on accepting the resettlement of refugees in their community.

Board Approves Smoking/Vaping Related Ordinances

01/14/20

The ordinances the Board passed today to restrict the sale and use of smoking and vaping products in unincorporated areas of the County will save lives.

Supervisor Fletcher Congratulates Incoming Board Chair Cox, Thanks Outgoing Chair Jacob for her Leadership

01/14/20

Supervisor Nathan Fletcher today expressed appreciation for Supervisor Dianne Jacob’s leadership as Board Chair last year, and congratulated Supervisor Greg Cox on becoming Chair in his final year of service to the San Diego County Board of Supervisors. Supervisor Fletcher is looking forward to another year of progress as Board of Supervisors' Chair pro tempore.

Supervisor Nathan Fletcher & Other Homeless Advisors Make Recommendations to Governor Newsom

01/13/20

Supervisor Nathan Fletcher, in his appointed role to the Governor’s Council of Regional Homeless Advisors, together with the other 12 members of the Council today presented an interim set of recommendations for how to address homelessness in a letter to California Governor Gavin Newsom and unveiled them during a press briefing in Sacramento.

Supervisor Fletcher has Pride for Rainbow Crosswalk in his District

01/11/20

San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher is proud of San Diego’s first rainbow crosswalk to honor the history, culture and importance of the LGBTQ+ community of the region is located in the Hillcrest neighborhood, in the 4th Supervisorial District.

Board of Supervisors to Vote on Anti-Vaping Ordinances

01/10/20

Supervisors Fletcher and Jacob joined Dr. Wilma Wooten, MD, MPH to roll out the details of a series of anti-vaping and anti-tobacco ordinances that will be brought to a full Board vote on January 14th.

Supervisors Fletcher, Jacob Announce Details of Vaping Ordinances

01/09/20

County of San Diego Board of Supervisors’ Chairwoman Dianne Jacob and Supervisor Nathan Fletcher today announced details of new ordinances the board is set to consider Tues., Jan. 14, to crack down on the sale and distribution of flavored tobacco and e-cigarettes.

Gov. Newsom Announces CA Homeless Fund

01/08/20

We stand with Governor Newsom's efforts to tackle homelessness in California. We must use all available resources to build more affordable housing and deliver behavioral health services to homeless populations in order to effectively address this crisis.

Statement: Supervisor Nathan Fletcher Reacts to Governor Newsom’s Executive Order on Homelessness

01/08/20

Supervisor Nathan Fletcher Discusses De-escalating Tensions with Iran

01/08/20

Supervisor Fletcher sat down with FOX 5 anchors to discuss the unfolding situation in Iran, its targeting of U.S. forces in Iraq, and his own military experience serving in the two countries.

Mental Health Care Finally Got County’s Attention in 2019

01/06/20

From the biggest rethink of mental health care in decades to caring for the smallest baby in the world, 2019 was a particularly eventful year in San Diego County health care.

Fletcher Succeeds in Increasing County Spending on Behavioral Health

01/05/20

KPBS News' Mark Sauer and the Union-Tribune's Charles Clark discuss some of Sup. Fletcher's landmark accomplishments of 2019, including a focus on patient-centered care in our Behavioral Health System.

Change Came to San Diego County in 2019

12/31/19

In 2019, Supervisor Nathan Fletcher built coalitions, pushed a progressive agenda and put San Diego on a path to change. Watch our 2019 recap video to look back on some landmark accomplishments from our first year in office.

San Diego County Supervisor Fletcher eyes large behavioral health initiatives in 2020

12/26/19

"Nathan Fletcher is focusing on behavioral health, transit, and environmental protections after his freshman year."

County-Supported Housing Navigation Center a Step Forward for San Diego

12/26/19

This month, the Housing Navigation Center opened its doors to an eager community of unsheltered residents of downtown San Diego.

County Reimbursed $2 Million for Migrant Crisis Costs

12/20/19

FEMA check covers County HHSA costs for local migrant shelter; Supervisors’ Bold Action in January Helped Migrant Families.

FEMA reimburses San Diego $2 million for costs incurred during migrant crisis

12/20/19

"Supervisors Nathan Fletcher and Greg Cox announced Friday that the Federal Emergency Management Agency reimbursed the county more than $2 million for providing medical attention to immigrants and asylum seekers who temporarily stayed at a shelter near downtown San Diego earlier this year."

Editorial: Needle exchange program would bring San Diego County into 21st century

12/17/19

"If the county wants to keep improving both public health and its reputation, it should heed Supervisor Nathan Fletcher and start clean syringe exchange and condom distribution programs to limit the spread of diseases."

Syringe exchange floated as possible way to fight STD increases in San Diego County

12/12/19

"Fletcher calls for his colleagues to discuss options in coming year"

First Battery-Electric San Diego MTS Bus Now Serving Passengers

12/18/19

"The start of service also marks the start of a two-year electric bus pilot program announced earlier this fall."

Voice of the Year 2019: Nathan Fletcher

12/16/19

"Nathan Fletcher is almost weekly staking out positions that have generated intense conversations."

San Diego County adopts new approach for handling Child Welfare Services Hotline calls

12/10/19

"County Supervisors hope to reduce the number of cases that slip through the cracks."

Board Supports Supervisor Fletcher’s Leave No Veterans Behind Proposal

12/10/19

Today the Board of Supervisors voted 4-0 in support of Supervisor Nathan Fletcher’s proposal to have the Chief Administrative Officer come up with a plan to expand a County Vet Connect station with a secure internet connection in Tijuana, Mexico.

Supervisor Fletcher Seeks to Help Deported Veterans in Tijuana

12/09/19

"Nathan Fletcher will bring forth a policy to County Board of Supervisors to assist deported veterans in accessing their benefits"

Supervisor Fletcher Visits San Carlos Area Council Meeting

12/09/19

Survey for District 4 Seniors

11/26/19

City of San Diego residents 50 years old or older are invited to take part in a survey to voice their priorities for making San Diego an Age-Friendly City where all residents can age well.

Board Approves Supervisor Fletcher’s Proposal for a Flexible Funds for Housing Program (Flex Pool)

11/19/19

The homeless crisis facing San Diego requires us to be not only creative and innovative in seeking solutions, but collaborative, cities and counties working together with nonprofits and the private sector.

County Supervisors Expand Child & Family Strengthening Advisory Board

11/19/19

County Supervisors today expanded the new Child & Family Strengthening Advisory Board to better serve children and families in the foster care system.

Supervisor Fletcher Announces Proposal for Housing Subsidy Program

11/18/19

Today Supervisor Nathan Fletcher announced a new policy proposal for the County of San Diego to assist unsheltered individuals, veterans, and seniors on fixed incomes with gap funding for direct rental assistance and other housing related expenses so they can secure permanent housing quickly and without barriers.

Adding Satellite Locations is the Right Move

11/04/19

Ensuring voter access to the ballot in elections and majority rule are hallmarks of our system of our government.

Low-Income San Diegans to Receive Funding to Buy Electric Vehicles Thanks to Supervisor Fletcher

10/30/19

Low income San Diegans will soon have a reason to get rid of their old gas guzzler and replace it with a low or zero emission vehicle thanks to a proposal Supervisor Nathan Fletcher brought forward on Wednesday.

County Moves Forward With Plan for Behavioral Health Hubs

10/29/19

“It’s not just one new facility or another facility, it is a reimagining of the entire system,” said County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher, who persuaded the county to proceed with a new multi-service hub in Hillcrest on a plot once eyed for condos.

Supporting Military Spouses Working at the County

10/29/19

Today’s action taken by the Board will provide military spouses with the same vacation accrual rate as when they left the County.

Board of Supervisors Votes to Partner with Health Systems on Central Region Behavioral Health Hub

10/29/19

The Board of Supervisors today voted to accept the feasibility report on the Central Behavioral Health Hub.

Conservatorship is a tool, but we must continue with other efforts

10/29/19

Conservatorship is a tool, but we must continue with other efforts

UC San Diego Health & Scripps Health Partner for Supervisor Fletcher's Regional Behavioral Health Hub

10/28/19

Supervisor Nathan Fletcher today announced the dilapidated County property at 4307 Third Avenue in Hillcrest has been deemed appropriate to build his vision for a Central Region Behavioral Health Hub and that UC San Diego Health and Scripps Health are working on a partnership agreement with the County of San Diego to jointly invest and provides services at the site.

Supervisor Fletcher's Roadmap Charts New Direction for Electric Vehicles in San Diego County

10/16/19

The Supervisors Electric vehicle plan increases County EV Fleet 10 fold, install more charging infrastructure, and incentivizes purchases

County Approves Community Choice Energy, but Waits to Join JPA

10/15/19

The Board of Supervisors took action that sets us on the path of energy choice for residents in unincorporated areas of the County.

Board of Supervisors Acts to Address Public Health Crisis Caused By Vaping Products

10/15/19

Supervisor Fletcher and his colleagues move to address public health crisis of vaping.

Politically Speaking: Supervisor Nathan Fletcher Gives County Assessment

10/12/19

NBC 7's Alex Presha invites Supervisor Nathan Fletcher to discuss the county progress.

Nathan Fletcher takes over as head of San Diego MTS board, vows to fight for transit upgrades

10/10/19

County Supervisors Nathan Fletcher took over as head of the San Diego Metropolitan Transit System Board of Directors on Thursday.

New Transit Leadership Takes Reigns at MTS

10/10/19

In a unanimous vote today, the San Diego County Metropolitan Transit System (MTS) board of directors elected San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher to a two-year term as chairperson.

The County of San Diego is Evaluating Conservatorship

10/08/19

We must seriously scrutinize every viable option to help address the homeless epidemic in San Diego and throughout California.

Supervisors Nathan Fletcher, Dianne Jacob Call for Crackdown on Vaping Products, E-Cigarettes

09/30/19

Alarmed by a spike in vaping-related illnesses and deaths, county Supervisors Dianne Jacob and Nathan Fletcher today called for a crackdown on products associated with vaping.

Supervisor Nathan Fletcher Selected for Nationally Recognized ‘Civil Society Fellowship’

09/26/19

County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher has been selected to join a distinguished group of leaders from across the United States as a member of the Civil Society Fellowship: A Partnership of ADL (Anti-Defamation League) and the Aspen Institute.

Local government spend million caring for migrant dumped by Trump’s Border Patrol

09/24/19

Excerpts from USA Today article: A USA TODAY review of dozens of communities along the border – and some far from it – shows that local governments have spent at least $7 million over the past year to care for thousands of undocumented migrants released after being detained by the federal government. Leaders in those communities say it's their moral responsibility to care for migrants who are often sick from their time in Border Patrol facilities, exhausted from their journey and usually out of money.

Line-Up for Clean Air Day in San Diego Announced

09/23/19

San Diego County elected leaders and community advocates are raising awareness about the importance of improving air quality by recognizing October 2 as ‘Clean Air Day’ and hosting events to promote the statewide ‘Clean Air Day ‘of Action spearheaded by the Coalition for Clean Air.

Supervisor Nathan Fletcher Votes No on the Tropical Forest Standard

09/19/19

I am gravely concerned about the loss of our tropical forests and the resulting impact on global greenhouse gas emissions. However, I am not convinced that the economic assumptions behind the Tropical Forest Standard will yield actual results.

Supervisor Fletcher Reacts to Trump Revoking California’s Waiver to set greenhouse gas emissions and zero-emissions standards

09/18/19

A petty and petulant President is not only attacking California environmental standards, but the auto manufacturing industry that supports our efforts. This is all a Trump driven effort to increase greenhouse gas emission, gasoline consumption and air pollution--it makes no sense.

What San Diego County is doing to prevent suicide by first responders

09/17/19

More first responders lose their lives to suicide than in the line of duty. We’re doing something about it. Last week, our country remembered the first responders and innocent Americans who lost their lives during the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on America.

White House report urges deregulation to reduce homelessness

09/17/19

Excerpts from San Diego Union Tribune article: County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher, a member of the Regional Task Force on the Homeless, blasted the report.

Board Approves Free, Confidential Mental Health Services for First Responders

09/10/19

Excerpts from NBC 7 San Diego story: The County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to approve a program that would provide free and confidential mental health services to San Diego's first responders.

County supervisors greenlight mental health program for first responders

09/10/19

Excerpts from San Diego Union-Tribune article: On Tuesday the San Diego County Board of Supervisors unanimously backed a proposal creating a new behavioral health program that will provide confidential mental health services to all first responders in the county, even if they are retired.

Board Approves Tri-City Deal

09/10/19

This action to bring back mental health services at Tri-City hospital, that have been offline for almost a year, is a step in the right direction. However, we have a long way to go in order to ensure we build an integrated, coordinated and effective regional behavioral health system in San Diego.

County’s Child and Family Strengthening Advisory Board is looking for Applicants

09/10/19

The County of San Diego’s Child & Family Strengthening Advisory Board is expanding its board member seats by four and is now accepting applications.

County continues to move forward in consideration of Community Choice Program

09/10/19

The Board of Supervisors continued to move forward in considering the development of a community choice energy program.

Supervisor Fletcher Announces Program to Help First Responders with Mental Health

09/09/19

To combat the statistic that more first responders die from suicide than in the line of duty, Supervisor Nathan Fletcher announced a new policy proposal today for a confidential, stigma-free program to help first responders who are going through a mental health crisis.

Body of father killed in Tijuana coming home to USA

09/03/19

Excerpts from CBS 8 story: Help has arrived for the family of a U.S. citizen who was murdered in a Tijuana mass killing.

County, Tri-City Medical Center Reach Deal to Reopen Critical Psychiatric Unit

08/28/19

Excerpts from Times of San Diego article: County officials and Tri-City Medical Center reached an agreement in principal Tuesday to reopen a psychiatric unit closed since last year.

Homeless veterans take center stage at bipartisan congressional hearing in San Diego

08/22/19

Excerpts from San Diego Union-Tribune article written by Charles Clark: Veterans’ advocates and housing experts described challenges and possible solutions for sheltering homeless veterans during a bipartisan congressional hearing in Oceanside Thursday.

Supervisor Fletcher Reacts to State of California Lawsuit Against Trump Administration

08/13/19

California continues to cut greenhouse gas emissions and decarbonize our electricity sector – all while growing as one of the most prosperous regions of the United States.

Small businesses get a boost from San Diego County, University of San Diego

08/12/19

Excerpts from ABC 10 story: County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher and the University of San Diego launched a small business accelerator program Monday for the communities of Chollas, City Heights, Encanto, Linda Vista, Rolando and Redwood Village.

Supervisor Nathan Fletcher, University of San Diego Launch Partnership to Increase Entrepreneurship and Grow Business Pipeline in 6 Communities

08/12/19

New partnership leverages combined $1.5 million in County and University Resources Innovate-Up workshop Innovation Bootcamp is August 22, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. at Malcolm X Library Sign-up today at Innovate-Up.com

San Diego County Launches Program To Replace High-Emission Vehicles

08/07/19

Excerpts from KPBS story: Supervisors Nathan Fletcher and Greg Cox launched a program Wednesday to help mitigate the use of high-polluting vehicles around the county.

Supervisors Fletcher, Cox Launch Clean Air for All Grant Campaign, Announce

08/07/19

$28.5M to Fund elimination of high Polluting Vehicles, Equipment Upcoming Workshop for Businesses to Apply for Funds is set for August 27 from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Statement: Expanded Supplier Diversity & Access to County Contracts

08/06/19

Creating more opportunities for local businesses to secure contracts is good for the local economy. We applaud staff for committing to streamline the contract process, diversify our supplier base and remove barriers to contracting with the County.

A thriving democracy: the vote center approach

08/02/19

Editorial originally appeared in San Diego Uptown News: Democracy thrives when all citizens are offered the opportunity to vote. Greater participation in democracy pushes us closer to a more perfect union. And making it easy for citizens to vote holds up our right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.

Statement: Electric School Buses Will Help Improve Air Quality

07/30/19

As San Diego’s representative on the California Air Resources Board, congratulations are in order to the three San Diego school districts who were awarded funding to purchase all-electric school buses from the California Energy Commission.

Statement: Supervisor Fletcher mourns loss of Firefighter Yaroslav Katkov

07/29/19

Today, we lost a member of the San Diego County first responder family. It is with a heavy heart that we remember CALFIRE firefighter Yaroslav Katkov.

Statement: CARB Board Member Nathan Fletcher Reacts to Clean Emission Deal with Automakers

07/25/19

“The agreement with four major automakers and California is a pivotal next step to ensure that all Americans are guaranteed the right to breathe clean air. I am proud to stand as a CARB Board Member in this fight against the Trump Administration and continue pushing policy to protect public health and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.”

Expansion of Child and Family Strengthening Advisory Board Approved by Supervisors

07/23/19

Board Action Will Add 4 More People to Child & Family Strengthening Advisory Board

Vote Centers for San Diego County

07/17/19

The County Board of Supervisors approved Supervisor Fletcher's proposal to study to bring the Vote Center Model to San Diego County.

County Administration Center lights up for San Diego Pride weekend

07/11/19

Excerpts from Fox 5 story: San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher recognized LBGTQ community leaders, organizations and county employees Thursday evening during a lighting ceremony at the County Administration Center, where the building donned the colors of the rainbow.

Statement: Supervisors support exploring vote center model for County Elections

07/09/19

Our democracy is strongest when the most voters participate in our elections. I believe we should do everything possible to make it easier for people to access the ballot.

Supervisor Fletcher Seeks to Expand Voting Access in San Diego County

07/08/19

Proposal to Introduce Vote Center Model will be Voted on Tuesday

Supervisor Fletcher Ushers in Pride Weekend in San Diego County

07/08/19

County Administration Center to be Lit Up with Colors of the Rainbow July 11th Local LGBTQ leaders to be recognized with proclamations July 9th & 11th Team Fletcher to March in San Diego Pride Parade July 13th

County budget invests in people, services

06/28/19

Editorial originally appeared in San Diego Uptown News: “The noblest motive is the public good.” That motto is inscribed in the seal of the County of San Diego and I see it daily when I enter the building. The public good is best served when we are taking action to address the challenges our region faces.

Statement: Supervisor Fletcher Reacts to Gov. Newsom’s Budget

06/27/19

Governor Newsom’s first budget delivers on his promise to advance California values by introducing bold programs to help address the fundamental issues San Diego faces.

Statement: Vote on Otay Ranch Village 14 Plan

06/26/19

I could not support the project due to concerns over fire danger and the environmental impact

Statement: County Increases Investment in Behavioral Health

06/25/19

Today the County of San Diego increased its commitment to behavioral health primarily in north county.

Supervisor Fletcher’s Budget Actions Brought More Funding to Community Priorities

06/25/19

Board of Supervisors Approve $6.25 Billion Budget

Statement: Supervisor Fletcher’s Reaction to Board’s Tri-City Vote

06/25/19

I will never waiver in pushing for solutions that meets our regional behavioral health needs.

Editorial: Tri-City needs to make clear its plans on psychiatric care

06/20/19

Excerpts from the San Diego Union-Tribune: ...the first-term Democrat said the focus should be on Tri-City’s obstinate refusal to recognize its obligations as a public hospital, which is “having huge impacts across the county already.”

Statement: Supervisor Fletcher’s Reaction to Tri-City’s Response Letter

06/19/19

Tri-City’s erratic response is disappointing, but not surprising. It is consistent with their year-long approach of repeated denials, delays, distractions and disinformation but not a plan to bring back their services that are critically needed by the residents of San Diego County.

Carmel Valley weighs in on MTS’ plan to improve transit system

06/18/19

Excerpts from Del Mar Times: As MTS eyes placing a measure on the 2020 ballot to provide funding for transit projects, they are gathering input with the lofty task of defining what the future of transportation in San Diego should look like.

Supervisors Fletcher & Cox Kick Off Inaugural Meeting of Child & Family Strengthening Advisory Board

06/18/19

The Child Welfare System in San Diego County is receiving much needed attention from two Supervisors and the 19 people appointed to lead the Child and Family Strengthening Advisory Board.

Supervisor Fletcher Pushes County to Increase Commitment for Critical Needs

06/13/19

The public concluded their remarks around 9:00 p.m. after more than 100 people spoke

San Diego County Board of Supervisors host an evening budget meeting

06/12/19

Excerpts from KUSI story: For the first time in several years, the County Board of Supervisors will hold an evening budget meeting.

The U.S.-Mexico Immigration Agreement Does Virtually Nothing for the Migrant Crisis

06/12/19

Leaders threaten state audit if Tri-City doesn’t provide plan to re-open psychiatric units

06/10/19

Excerpts from San Diego Union-Tribune article: A letter sent by two local leaders that demands Tri-City Medical Center come up with a plan to re-open its shuttered psychiatric units or face a possible state audit encountered immediate pushback Monday.

Statement: We’ve been waiting, how much longer do we have to wait?

06/10/19

For over a year, Supervisor Gaspar has been more interested in standing with Donald Trump than solving our regional mental health problems. It’s time to get the in-patient beds back online.

Statement: Supervisors Support Funding for Behavioral Health and Substance Abuse Treatment

06/04/19

Today the Board of Supervisors voted to support the behavioral health needs of children, adults and seniors in San Diego County.

Creating Employment Opportunities for San Diegans

06/04/19

Today the Board of Supervisors voted to help San Diegans get jobs.

Statement: Be Mindful of Building New Residential Communities in High Fire Risk Areas

06/04/19

The threat of wildfires is increasing due to climate change. Today, I supported a new policy that increases funding to protect residents and their property from wildfires.

San Diego County Supervisors OK Air Pollution Standards Proposal

05/22/19

Excerpts from KPBS article: The San Diego County Board of Supervisors Wednesday took the first steps toward putting a plan in place to reduce toxic air pollution.

Statement: Supervisor Fletcher Responds to Grand Jury Report on Psychiatric Services’ Needs

05/22/19

Behavioral Health is my highest priority and today’s Grand Jury report accurately identifies the need for greater commitment to our regional behavioral health system.

Statement: Board Supports Supervisor Fletcher’s Policy to Reduce Pollutant Threshold of Air Pollution Control District

05/22/19

The Board’s vote to support policy that creates greater protection on pollution emissions for industrial sites demonstrates we are committed to improving air quality in San Diego County

New legislation to develop an inclusive employment program

05/21/19

Excerpts from KUSI story: Supervisor Nathan Fletcher is expected to introduce legislation Tuesday for the development of an inclusive employment program at the County of San Diego for people with intellectual disabilities.

Supervisors eye program to hire people who are developmentally disabled to work in county departments

05/21/19

Excerpts from San Diego Union-Tribune article: San Diego County departments and offices will be staffed with people who have developmental disabilities under a new program being developed by county staff.

Statement: Board Supports Supervisor Fletcher’s Proposal for Inclusive Employment

05/21/19

I am pleased the Board supported our recommendation for the County to develop an enhanced employment program for individuals with disabilities.

Supervisor Fletcher Introduces Policy to Tackle Cancer-causing Toxic Pollution

05/21/19

Approximately 75% of Californians live in communities with greater protection than San Diego

County to vote Wednesday on pursuing regulatory process to lower toxic air pollutants threshold

05/20/19

Excerpts from San Diego Union-Tribune article written by Charles Clark : The proposal, put forward by Supervisor Nathan Fletcher, calls on the Air Pollution Control District to closer evaluate and lower the toxic air pollutant threshold, which is required under state law and set by individual Air Pollution Control Districts related to the connection between air pollutants and cancer risk.

Supervisor Fletcher Introduces Policy for Inclusive Employment Program at County

05/20/19

Raymond G. Bariuan, who goes by “Jay,” is the inspiration for this new program

San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher ‘Ready to Help Immigrants’

05/18/19

Excerpts from NBC 7 San Diego story: A San Diego County leader said the region is ready and willing to help migrants being flown to San Diego from U.S. Customs and Border Protection facilities in other parts of the nation.

Statement: San Diego County Stands Ready to Help Immigrants

05/17/19

My office has coordinated with our Health and Human Services Agency and The Rapid Response Network; we are ready to do everything we can to help families being flown to San Diego.

Supervisor Fletcher Hosts 2nd Community Budget Forum May 21 and Youth Forum May 18

05/17/19

The Supervisor is increasing public involvement and bringing more transparency to budget process First Community Budget Forum in April attended by about 150 people

Sup. Fletcher Receives 37-0 Senate Confirmation for Air Resources Board Appointment

05/16/19

The full California State Senate confirmed San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher’s appointment to the California Air Resources Board (CARB) with a vote of 37-0 this morning.

State Funds Paying For More Air Pollution Monitoring In San Diego

05/10/19

Excerpts from KPBS article: San Diego County officials are getting a much more robust pollution tracking system, thanks to a new state grant.

Supervisors Fletcher & Cox Unveiled New Air Quality Monitoring Program

05/10/19

Innovative Air Quality Vehicle and Stationary Monitors First Step in Battling Air Pollution

Supervisor Fletcher Reacts to County’s Draft Budget

05/08/19

Supervisor Nathan Fletcher released the following statement following the release of the Chief Administrative Officer’s recommended 2019-20 County of San Diego Budget.

After Decades Marked by Sameness, the Board of Supervisors is Changing Rapidly

05/02/19

Excerpts from Voice of San Diego article: In the last three months, the San Diego County government opened a shuttered courthouse to asylum-seekers, dipped for a second time into its hefty reserve fund to bankroll affordable housing projects and took steps to move forward with a plan to create or join a government-run energy program.

Supervisor Fletcher Receives Unanimous Support of Senate Rules Committee

05/01/19

The Senate Rules Committee for the State of California this afternoon unanimously approved County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher’s appointment to the California Air Resources Board (CARB).

Statement: Reaction by Supervisor Fletcher to Assembly Bill 392 Board Vote

04/30/19

I'm disappointed in the Board’s action today. This is the wrong decision, at the wrong time and done for the wrong reasons.

Statement: Reaction by Supervisor Fletcher to Board Vote on SANDAG Vision

04/30/19

Today the majority of the Board made a choice to contribute to increases in greenhouse gas emissions and traffic congestion. My choice is to fight for a better future and reject the idea of clinging to a failed past.

SANDAG Plan Roils Two San Diego County Supervisors

04/29/19

Excerpts from KPBS article: Supervisor Nathan Fletcher said it is in SANDAG’s authority to change the focus of the transportation plan. The request from Desmond and Gaspar comes at the same time that the county is working to develop a legally defensible climate action plan.

Supervisor Fletcher opposes Effort to Deny Climate Realities

04/29/19

Supervisors Jim Desmond and Kristin Gaspar’s opposition to SANDAG’s vision for a transit-oriented future denies the realities of climate change, encourages the agency to ignore a court order, and misleads voters about the authority the regional planning agency has to change the 2011 Regional Transportation Plan.

Statement: Response to Board Letter Opposing 2004 TransNet Extension Ordinance Modifications

04/26/19

On Tuesday, the vote before the Board is about choosing to believe in climate science or being a climate denier. It is about choosing cleaner air or increased pollution for the next generation.

San Diego Ranks 6th Among Most Polluted Cities in U.S.

04/24/19

Excerpts from San Diego Union-Tribune article written by Lauryn Schroeder: Greater San Diego has the sixth worst ozone pollution in the country for the fifth year in a row, a report released Wednesday by the American Lung Association says.

Supervisor Fletcher Has Been Driving Change Since Entering Office January 7

04/15/19

April 16 is Supervisor Nathan Fletcher’s 100th Day Serving the Residents of San Diego County 8 Board Letters Passed, 150+ Events & Meetings, 43 Residents Appointed to Boards & Commissions Supervisor to Commemorate First 100 Days by Having Lunch with Community

Statement: Board Supports Supervisor Fletcher’s Electric Vehicle Roadmap Proposal

04/10/19

It’s time to chart a new course for increasing the County’s use of electric vehicles and expanding the accessibility of charging stations

Supervisor Fletcher Proposes Electric Vehicle Roadmap for County of San Diego

04/09/19

County Board of Supervisors to Vote Wednesday, April 10 at 9 a.m.

San Diego County leading the way on clean air

04/08/19

Supervisor Fletcher Drives Electric Vehicle Interview w/ CBS 8

San Diego County files lawsuit against Trump administration

04/03/19

Excerpts from CBS 8 article: San Diego County filed a lawsuit against members of the Trump administration in federal court Wednesday over its alleged treatment of asylum-seeking immigrants.

Statement: Supervisor Fletcher Responds to County Lawsuit Against Trump Administration

04/03/19

Donald Trump’s inhumane immigration policies are wrong. His failure does not remove our obligation to do the right thing to help families legally seeking asylum in the United States. I am proud our County is stepping-up to take on Trump.

Supervisor Fletcher’s District 4 Community Budget Forum Wednesday

04/01/19

First Community Budget Forum April 3, 2019 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Supervisor Fletcher Bringing More Transparency to County Budget Process

Shelter for Asylum-Seeking Migrants Opens in Vacant San Diego Courthouse

03/31/19

Excerpts from KQED News article: As a record number of Central American migrants were apprehended by Customs and Border Protection along the southern border this week, a rare bipartisan effort in San Diego led to a shelter opening for asylum-seekers inside a courthouse that was once slated for demolition.

San Diego County Supervisors OK Creation of Behavioral Health Facility

03/27/19

Excerpts from Times of San Diego article: The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted Wednesday to move forward with a plan to turn a dilapidated facility in the Hillcrest neighborhood into a behavioral health center.

Statement: Board Supports Behavioral Health Hub at Hillcrest Site and Expands Scope

03/27/19

Today the board prioritized our public land and public resources for the greatest public good. The unanimous decision to use the Hillcrest site as a behavioral health hub — and the expansion of our initial proposal to find other locations throughout San Diego County will ensure we create a world class regional system of integrated behavioral healthcare

Nathan Fletcher: Fletcher calls for about-face on plans for Hillcrest property

03/25/19

Excerpts from San Diego Union-Tribune article: On Wednesday, County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher will ask his colleagues to kill current plans to build condominiums on an out-of-the-way piece of government property in Hillcrest and instead build a new structure that could house much-needed behavioral health services.

Supervisor Fletcher Pitches Plans for Regional Hub for Behavioral Health

03/25/19

Councilmember Chris Ward and UC San Diego Health Stand in Support of the Proposed Project Board of Supervisors to Consider Proposal Wednesday for Vacant, Dilapidated Property

MTS Releases Poll Showing Public Support for Transit Investment

03/20/19

Excerpts from Times of San Diego article: The Metropolitan Transit System released poll results Thursday showing majority support for a sales tax increase to support investment in mass transit.

Decades of Death Records Go Online in San Diego

03/20/19

Excerpts from Government Technology article: The San Diego County Medical Examiner’s Office investigated twice as many sudden, unexpected deaths of men than women, according to new data released Tuesday that details more than two-decades’ worth of case records.

Transit Officials Release Poll Results: 7 out of 10 San Diego Voters Support New Sales Tax for Public Transit Improvements

03/20/19

According to a recent poll conducted by FM3 Research, public support is very strong to fund more transit projects with a possible new half-cent sales tax.

Statement: Supervisor Fletcher’s Response to Medical Examiner Putting Data Online

03/19/19

This is a strong step in making our county government more transparent, more accountable and more accessible. The Medical Examiner is putting data in a free searchable online resource for the public. I support this new initiative.

Statement: Appointment to San Diego Workforce Partnership Policy Board

03/05/19

“San Diego Workforce Partnership creates opportunities for individuals to improve their skills and build long-lasting careers with some of our region’s most successful organizations. I am excited to join the policy board,” said Supervisor Nathan Fletcher.

Statement: Response to amended complaint filed 2/28/19

03/01/19

Supervisor Fletcher is unable to comment on the amended complaint as it represents ongoing litigation and is directing all questions about the complaint to the county’s legal counsel.

Statement: Strengthening Authority of Local Health Officers

02/26/19

San Diego County took action to ensure the safety of our community is our number one priority.

County to Develop Community Choice Energy Program

02/26/19

Supervisors Jacob, Fletcher secure board backing to look at ratepayer alternative to SDG&E