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EP 60: Supervisor Doug Chaffee on Infrastructure, Innovation & Community Impact

EP 60: Supervisor Doug Chaffee on Infrastructure, Innovation & Community Impact

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In this compelling episode of ChamberTalk, host Andrew Gregson, President and CEO of the North Orange County Chamber, sits down with Orange County Supervisor Doug Chaffee of the 4th District for an in-depth conversation about progress, sustainability, and community-driven leadership.

Supervisor Chaffee shares key insights into transformative initiatives across the region—starting with the groundbreaking work of the Orange County Sanitation District. Learn how advanced water purification technologies are reshaping the narrative from “toilet to tap” to the more community-friendly “showers to flowers” and why he believes this model should be scaled countywide.

Transportation takes center stage with updates on major infrastructure developments like the 405 and 91 freeway expansions, as well as future Metrolink enhancements designed to improve regional connectivity. Discover how initiatives like the Student Adventure Pass are making transit more accessible for Orange County youth.

Supervisor Chaffee also dives into powerful social impact programs such as the Emergency Rental Assistance Program and OC CARES, both designed to combat homelessness and support mental health services through coordinated, proactive approaches.

This episode is a must-listen for civic-minded individuals, business leaders, and community advocates eager to understand how policy, innovation, and collaboration are shaping the future of North Orange County.

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