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What is the County Executive Office?

The mission of the County Executive Office is to support and implement Board policy and direction through corporate action and leadership, communication and coordination of strategic and regional planning, and to ensure effective service delivery through efficient management of the County's workforce and resources, and to identify and respond to needs in a proactive style focused on customer service.



The County Executive Office (CEO) is the corporate administrative branch of Orange County government. The CEO is responsible for providing leadership, vision and knowledge of emerging trends and issues impacting Orange County. The CEO, in turn, supports and implements Board of Supervisors' policy and ensures that the County of Orange operates in an efficient, accountable and responsive manner. The County Executive Officer provides direction to all County agency/department heads directly assigned to him and also provides administrative oversight to those department heads who report directly to the Board of Supervisors. In addition, CEO staff also has oversight of a $4.97 billion budget.



The CEO has 106 employees who are divided into six groups: Infrastructure and Environmental Services, Information and Technology, Finance and Budget, Government and Public Services, Community/Media Relations and Administration.



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