Board News

Behavioral Health Services to receive $137 million BHCIP grant for the Be Well campus, a transformational behavioral health and substance use disorder treatment facility.

STOCKTON, CA – The San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors is proud to announce the official unveiling and distribution of its 175th Anniversary Commemorative Seal, featuring the winning artwork by student A. Vasquez, titled "How Far We've Come." The seal will be used throughout 2025 in official County communications and celebrations to mark this historic milestone.

STOCKTON, CA – The San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors recently approved a major step forward in addressing unsheltered homelessness by launching a comprehensive evaluation of emergency shelter services across the County. This initiative reinforces the Board’s strong commitment to transparency, result-driven investments, and ensuring every public dollar contributes to meaningful progress.

STOCKTON, CA - At its meeting on Tuesday, April 22nd, the San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors approved a critical step in the development of the Be Well Campus, a transformational behavioral health and substance use disorder treatment facility that will serve as the cornerstone of a more compassionate, coordinated, and effective behavioral health system in the County.

Stockton, CA – Board Chair Paul Canepa issued the following statement on behalf of the Board of Supervisors as the world remembers Pope Francis:

Stockton, CA — The San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors has approved the creation of a new Countywide Cold Case Task Force, a collaborative, multi-agency initiative spearheaded by District Attorney Ron Freitas and Sheriff Pat Withrow. The task force will be dedicated to solving the County's more than 600 unsolved cases, including homicides, missing persons with suspicious circumstances, and sexual assaults.