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Board adopts gold resolutions honoring human‑trafficking awareness, tourism anniversary and recognizes DA’s comfort dog Miranda
Summary
The Board of Supervisors adopted a gold resolution recognizing Human Trafficking Awareness Month, observed Sonoma County Tourism’s 20th anniversary with a resolution, and honored Miranda, the District Attorney’s comfort dog, in a ceremonial segment.
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors used part of its Jan. 7 meeting for ceremonial recognitions and adoption of gold resolutions.
Human trafficking awareness: The board adopted a gold resolution recognizing Human Trafficking Awareness Month and outlining the county’s multi‑agency response. District Attorney staff described the county task force’s work, victim services provided through the Family Justice Center, and regional coordination with federal law‑enforcement…
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