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Orange County Supervisor Janet Nguyen outlines local funding plans, animal-shelter reforms and kratom ban in Seal Beach update
Summary
Orange County Supervisor Janet Nguyen told the Seal Beach City Council the county is directing funding to storm channel repairs, library renovations and John Wayne Airport projects, described reforms at the county animal shelter, and urged cities to adopt a county kratom ordinance to restrict sales to people under 18.
Orange County Supervisor Janet Nguyen delivered an update to the Seal Beach City Council on county projects and initiatives affecting the city, including planned storm-channel work, library and airport investments, reforms at the county animal shelter, and a county ordinance prohibiting kratom sales to people under 18.
Nguyen said the county will invest in storm channels and other flood-mitigation work in her First District over the next seven years, and that the Orange County Public Library system will put $10.8 million into library renovation and maintenance in the district. She said John Wayne Airport is slated for $102 million to rehab a taxiway and about $600 million in capital improvements over the next three years.
The supervisor described county support for the San Gabriel River Trash Mitigation Project…
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