chief of the Criminal Division.

Kim’s first job with the county was as an accountant and he recalled how he had to use microfiche in the county auditor’s office because the attorneys had seized all the paper records after the financial implosion.Frank Kim has been an amazing CEO.

Kim was instrumental in helping to ease the homeless crisis through the federal court when homeless advocates sued as the county attempted to clear up an encampment along the riverbed in Anaheim.In preparation for my departure.27 memo to Supervisor Donald Wagner.

who retired after two years as CEO.Supervisor Andrew Do said at the time.

I have had the privilege of working alongside a dedicated and talented team.

Thank you once again for the invaluable experiences and the positive impact the County of Orange has had on my career in public service.although the developer will first seek to adaptively reuse a portion of the historic six-story cold storage warehouse building on the corner of 4th Street and Central Avenue.

and hotel uses to sites adjacent to the Little Tokyo Galleria Mall and Centenary United Methodist Church.The public comment period for the report is due Monday.

Building 2 (left) is the tallest building and would be built next to the Little Tokyo Galleria and Centenary United Methodist Church.It seems like this is another luxury development that is out of touch with the community and the needs of the city.