Media

Media

Thank you for covering the programs and services the Tulare County Health & Human Services Agency (HHSA) provides to our community. HHSA maintains a high level of transparency and strives to provide media partners with access to important information and to accommodate publication deadlines.

HHSA schedules interview times or responds to inquiries via email. It is important to note that the Agency maintains a staff of 2,000 employees located in 35 facilities and provides public services in a fast-paced environment. Advance notice via phone or email from media outlets is always appreciated. Contact the Agency's Public Information Officer by phone at (559) 624-8007 or by email at CMonteiro1@tularecounty.ca.gov

HHSA is dedicated to protecting and strengthening the well-being of the community. Partnering with media is important to our mission and allows us to further inform, educate, and protect our community members. 

Related Documents and Links

Tulare County Flood Recovery Website
Tulare County Flood Recovery Website

County of Tulare official flood recovery website page. 

HHSA Facebook
HHSA Facebook

Tulare County Health & Human Services Agency's official Facebook Page.

HHSA Instagram
HHSA Instagram

Tulare County Health & Human Service Agency's official Instagram account.

HHSA X (formerly Twitter)
HHSA X (formerly Twitter)

Tulare County Health & Human Service Agency's official X (formerly Twitter) account.

County of Tulare Budget
County of Tulare Budget

County of Tulare Budget

2021-22 HHSA Year in Review
2021-22 HHSA Year in Review

Tulare County Health & Human Services Agency Annual Report

News Releases
News Releases

Find press releases and advisories, as well as other shared information.


Agency News

Video: What Is Prop 1?

Video: What Is Prop 1?

Prop 1 reallocates existing state funds and other state resources to expand and modernize the state's behavioral health infrastructure. This includes increased funding for treatment facilities, supportive housing for individuals experiencing homelessness, and other essential services.

Video: How Coordinate Care is Helping the Homeless

Video: How Coordinate Care is Helping the Homeless

The growing costs of housing, utilities, and food present financial strain, and when combined with an argument, illness, loss of family support, or a job, or numerous other variables can be the deciding factor in whether we have a roof over our heads or not.

Warming Centers & Winter Care for Outside Pets

Warming Centers & Winter Care for Outside Pets

Here in the Central Valley, temperatures can drop and yield cold temperatures during the winter months, especially when fog and rain become factors. Tulare County Warming Centers are open. Also learn about winter care for outside pets.