Welcome to the 2018-19 Annual Report for the County of San Luis Obispo.
Together, we accomplish notable achievements by acting on good ideas. As reflected in this report, “Ideas into Action” is a fitting theme for the County of San Luis Obispo in FY 2018-19.
Your County government focuses on people and results, working together to keep the people of SLO County safe, enhance the local economy and quality of life, and protect the land and environment.
While we experienced challenges last year – such as the first employee strike and a rise in the number of homeless individuals in SLO County – we also accomplished much together.
Your County government focuses on people and results, working together to keep the people of SLO County safe, enhance the local economy and quality of life, and protect the land and environment.
While we experienced challenges last year – such as the first employee strike and a rise in the number of homeless individuals in SLO County – we also accomplished much together.
Protecting Land and Governing Well
The County worked with local homeowners to reduce utility costs and energy use, saving them money and protecting our environment.
We also worked with the community and local partners to take a more regional approach to housing and infrastructure and addressing homelessness across SLO County.
The County was recognized as having one of the best fleets in the nation, ensuring that over 770 County-owned vehicles are maintained and serviced so that departments like the Sheriff’s Office and Public Works can continue providing great public service to our communities.
I invite you to review the actions we took this year based on ideas that came from staff, elected officials, and the people we serve. As always, we make it our mission to serve you with pride and enhance the economic, environmental and social quality of life in San Luis Obispo County.
Thank you,
Wade Horton
County Administrative Officer
Thank you,
Wade Horton
County Administrative Officer