District Engineer

The California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) is dedicated to ensuring public safety and equitable service through the regulation, licensing, and enforcement of alcoholic beverage laws. With a focus on education and compliance, the ABC promotes responsible consumption and works to prevent underage drinking and illegal activities related to alcohol sales. Located in Sacramento, the ABC oversees a range of services including the application for new licenses, enforcement activities, training programs for industry members, and resources for consumers. The department is committed to supporting both communities and businesses by maintaining a balanced approach to alcohol regulation and public health initiatives. Generated from the website

The Agriculture Labor Relations Board is a subsidiary of the California Department of Food and Agriculture, which traces its roots back to 1880 when the legislature appointed a seven-member State Board of Viticulture to protect grape vines from phylloxera root rot. Social and technological changes around the turn-of-the-century created the need for additional agricultural protection and consumer assurance. In 1919, the California Legislature created a single department responsible for protecting and promoting agriculture. For more than 90 years, the California Department of Food and Agriculture has fulfilled its mission in a manner that encourages farming, ranching and agribusiness, while protecting consumers and natural resources. Programs are continually being developed to support improved quality assurance, production and on-farm food safety management practices. The department continues to strengthen pest and disease prevention activities and enhance the ability to respond to emergencies that threaten California and impact foreign trade. Among its 2,300 employees statewide are scientists, veterinarians, economists, marketing specialists, laboratory technicians, administrators and communicators. The Agriculture Labor Relations Board is located in Sacramento, Calif.

The Mental Health Services Oversight and Accountability Commission (MHSOAC) in Sacramento, CA is dedicated to transforming mental healthcare in California through the implementation of the Mental Health Services Act (MHSA). They drive transformational change in mental healthcare by providing high-level statistics on the demand for mental health service programs, engaging with communities across the state, and promoting transparency through county reports and transformational change reports. MHSOAC also focuses on various initiatives such as addressing mental health challenges resulting from firearm violence, advancing early detection and treatment of psychosis, improving school mental health, and promoting workplace mental health. They offer grant funding opportunities, advocate for distinct populations, and provide resources and support for youth and peers. MHSOAC is committed to making a positive impact on mental health in California.Generated from the website