County of Imperial

The Imperial County Department of Social Services aims to assist needy and disadvantaged individuals and families in the county, promoting dignity and respect in their daily lives. Committed to innovation and quality, the department collaborates with other agencies to ensure effective and efficient delivery of essential social services. With various divisions, including Aging and Disability Services, Children and Family Services, and Transitional Services, the department addresses a wide range of community needs. Through targeted outreach, they strive to improve the quality of life for residents by providing access to vital resources and support programs. Generated from the website

Founded in 1907, The County of Imperial, California operates air pollution control, assessor and auditor departments. It administers a human resources and risk management programs. The county maintains a planning and building department, as well as offers property, counseling and emergency services. The County of Imperial, California provides various behavioral health care solutions, such as crisis intervention, advocacy and case management. It also operates a public health department that offers emergency medical and animal control services. The county maintains a public works department that has engineering, road, recycling and surveying divisions. The County of Imperial, California operates a sheriff's office that maintains patrol, records and civil divisions. In addition, the county administers victim assistance and volunteer services programs.

The Imperial County Workforce Development Board (ICWDB) operates as an advisory entity to the Imperial County Board of Supervisors, featuring community leaders from private industry, nonprofits, and public agencies. Mandated by federal legislation, the ICWDB oversees public investments in employment and training programs, working closely with the Imperial County Workforce and Economic Development Office to enhance the local workforce and support business success. With a focus on providing services to job seekers, dislocated workers, youth, and employers, the ICWDB offers a range of programs including job training, career services, and on-the-job training initiatives. Additionally, they ensure that individuals with disabilities and other underrepresented groups receive the necessary support to thrive in the workforce. Generated from the website