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County of Santa Clara Seeks Volunteers for Point-in-Time Count of Unhoused Residents
The Point-in-Time Count provides valuable data to guide local policy decisions to reduce homelessness and assist homeless individuals and families.
County Employee Clothes Drive Expands in Second Year with Books, Toys, Sponsorships
A year after a random run-in with a downtrodden man in front of the County Administration Building spurred an employee to start a Holiday Coat Drive, the effort has expanded to include toys, books, and family sponsorships – and is now on track to eclipse last year’s impressive effort.
Aedes Aegypti: How You Can Help Combat Invasive Mosquitoes
There are important things you can do to protect yourself and your community from an invasive species of mosquito known as Aedes aegypti.
New Library at Elmwood Jail Offers Women an Oasis for Solace, Learning
The new women’s library at the Elmwood Correctional Facility had its grand opening in December, opening the doors to an allowable form of escape for the patrons who avail themselves of the library’s literary treasures.
Santa Clara Valley Medical Center Named High Performing for Maternal and Newborn Care by U.S. News & World Report
Santa Clara Valley Medical Center (SCVMC) has been honored as High Performing for Maternity Care for a fourth consecutive year in the 2025 U.S. News and World Report list of Best Hospitals for Maternal and Newborn Care.
Honoring Supervisor Joe Simitian
Supervisor Simitian championed initiatives that strengthened and supported Santa Clara County’s diverse community and populations.
County of Santa Clara Supports State Bill to Fund Local Legal Efforts Against Trump Policies
County officials strongly support a new state bill introduced this week that aims to bolster the funds available to local jurisdictions – including the County of Santa Clara – to legally protect residents from policies instituted by the incoming Trump administration.
Grand Opening of Women's Library at Elmwood Correctional Campus
The opening of the newly expanded Elmwood Women's Library was more than just a ribbon-cutting event—it was a symbol of hope, growth, and opportunity for the women in custody at the facility.
Sheriff’s Office Youth Cadets Program Develops Future Leaders
The County of Santa Clara Sheriff's Office offers a program for young and emerging adults to explore the field of law enforcement and corrections.
County of Santa Clara Proactively Prepares for Trump Threats Against Immigrants, Other Communities
The Board of Supervisors took protective measures in anticipation of President-elect Donald Trump’s stated plans when he takes office in January, including setting aside $5 million in funds to help defend immigrants and doing a pre-inaugural deep dive into how the County can best prepare for the incoming administration and its threats to vulnerable communities.
