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Kern County Aging and Adult Services earns Blue Zones Project workplace recognition
Summary
Kern County’s Aging and Adult Services was recognized as a Blue Zones Project approved work site; staff described walking paths, bike racks and an 'arrow garden' added to promote wellness and social connection in the workplace.
Kern County’s Aging and Adult Services department has been recognized as a Blue Zones Project approved work site, the county reported in its episode.
County representatives and staff described changes meant to support employee health and interaction, including walking paths, bike racks and an "arrow garden" where staff can grow herbs and produce to use at home. An unnamed staff member who spoke in the segment said the changes make her "feel good" and expressed hope employees will bring healthier habits home to their families.
The Blue Zones Project is a community wellness initiative described in the segment as encouraging healthier habits, stronger social connections and more active living. County speakers emphasized the program’s focus on supportive workplace design and staff wellbeing.
The segment did not provide details on costs, contractor information, or measures of staff health outcomes since the changes were implemented. Viewers were directed to Kern County’s official channels for more information.
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