The declaration is a start. California’s statewide El Niño emergency declaration was an important first step. It mobilized resources and directed state agencies to expedite permits for flood-prevention work. But counties still need targeted regulatory relief to get critical projects underway before winter. The state has recognized the danger. Now it must fully clear the way.

You cast your ballot. 🗳️ County election workers take it from there. 💪 From preparing voting equipment and setting up vote centers to securely collecting, verifying, processing and counting eligible ballots, counties make it happen. #CACounties #ElectionWorkers #pollworkers

World Food Day calls for an agriculture-themed county fact! 🌾Which California county grows more rice than any other county in the state? Share your best guess in the comments!👇 #WorldFoodDay #FunFactFriday

On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, CSAC honors the rich history, cultures and contributions of Indigenous Peoples and Tribal Communities across California. #IndigenousPeoplesDay #CaliforniaTribes #CACounties

During Fire Prevention Week, we’re looking back at a trailblazer. In 1913, who became the @forestservice’s first woman fire lookout — and in which California county did she serve? Share your best guess in the comments! 👇 #FunFactFriday #FirePrevention #FirePreventionWeek

As storm season begins, preparedness is key. Thank you, @CountyofLA, for helping residents stay informed and ready. 🌧️ #CACounties

CSAC in the Valley! We’re thrilled to participate in the San Joaquin Valley Regional Association of California Counties in the @CountyofTulare. CSAC President and @SCCgov @SupEllenberg delivered the CSAC update, Chief Legislative Advocate Kimberly Rodriguez debriefed this year’s legislative session, and our officers met with Valley leaders. #CACounties #CountyStrong

On behalf of the County Family, Congratulations @RivCoNow CEO Jeff Van Wagenen!