for quite some time. we had a significant response to that. we distributed 19,502 masks. to city employees and homeless outreach team, for those that could not find indoor relief from the air. our call center activated through the holiday weekend and handled 864 calls, reached out to patients to ensure that they had adequate preparation. so that was part of our network response. and d.p.h. coordinated 20 healthcare professionals. so that was a significant response and we ve learned from that, as we have in the past, and we ll continue to improve our protocols. on november 26, the department launched its truth or not campaign, which is youth cannabis campaign in response to the state changing cannabis laws, making adult use cannabis legal. the campaign is really just to provide information to and facts to youth and dispel youths, so they can make well-informed decisions about cannabis and their health choices. we re entering a new phase in our electronic health records progr
aye. opposed? approved. clerk: director s report. good afternoon. greg wagner, acting director. i will be brief because i know we re anxious to get to the heart of the agenda. as you know, beginning on november 8, there s the there were the wildfires in butte county, which had a significant impact on the city. the air quality was poor, as anybody who was here was aware, for quite some time. we had a significant response to that. we distributed 19,502 masks. to city employees and homeless outreach team, for those that could not find indoor relief from the air. our call center activated through the holiday weekend and handled 864 calls, reached out to patients to ensure that they had adequate preparation. so that was part of our network response. and d.p.h. coordinated 20 healthcare professionals. so that was a significant response and we ve learned from that, as we have in the past, and we ll continue to improve our protocols. on november 26, the department launched its
opposed? approved. clerk: director s report. good afternoon. greg wagner, acting director. i will be brief because i know we re anxious to get to the heart of the agenda. as you know, beginning on november 8, there s the there were the wildfires in butte county, which had a significant impact on the city. the air quality was poor, as anybody who was here was aware, for quite some time. we had a significant response to that. we distributed 19,502 masks. to city employees and homeless outreach team, for those that could not find indoor relief from the air. our call center activated through the holiday weekend and handled 864 calls, reached out to patients to ensure that they had adequate preparation. so that was part of our network response. and d.p.h. coordinated 20 healthcare professionals. so that was a significant response and we ve learned from that, as we have in the past, and we ll continue to improve our protocols. on november 26, the department launched its truth
heart of the agenda. as you know, beginning on november 8, there s the there were the wildfires in butte county, which had a significant impact on the city. the air quality was poor, as anybody who was here was aware, for quite some time. we had a significant response to that. we distributed 19,502 masks. to city employees and homeless outreach team, for those that could not find indoor relief from the air. our call center activated through the holiday weekend and handled 864 calls, reached out to patients to ensure that they had adequate preparation. so that was part of our network response. and d.p.h. coordinated 20 healthcare professionals. so that was a significant response and we ve learned from that, as we have in the past, and we ll continue to improve our protocols. on november 26, the department launched its truth or not campaign, which is youth cannabis campaign in response to the state changing cannabis laws, making adult use cannabis legal. the campaign is reall
opposed? approved. clerk: director s report. good afternoon. greg wagner, acting director. i will be brief because i know we re anxious to get to the heart of the agenda. as you know, beginning on november 8, there s the there were the wildfires in butte county, which had a significant impact on the city. the air quality was poor, as anybody who was here was aware, for quite some time. we had a significant response to that. we distributed 19,502 masks. to city employees and homeless outreach team, for those that could not find indoor relief from the air. our call center activated through the holiday weekend and handled 864 calls, reached out to patients to ensure that they had adequate preparation. so that was part of our network response. and d.p.h. coordinated 20 healthcare professionals. so that was a significant response and we ve learned from that, as we have in the past, and we ll continue to improve our protocols. on november 26, the department launched its truth