ABOUT HHS

Placer County Health and Human Services (HHS) is a nationally recognized, award-winning organization committed to building a healthier community. More than 750 employees work across HHS in six divisions: the Adult System of Care; Children’s System of Care; Human Services; Public Health; Environmental Health and Animal Services; and Administrative Services. 

Placer County was one of the first California communities to create an integrated health and human services agency, aiming to provide more unified and holistic services to customers.

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SP-coverLOOKING AHEAD

The 2022-2024 Health and Human Services Strategic Plan articulates our department’s four over-arching priorities over the next three years. Each priority comes with a set of objectives and strategies—a set of actions or projects to bring priorities to life. 

Read the full plan here.

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The development of this strategic plan was collaborative and included input and guidance from HHS leadership and staff, community-based partners, local and county government agencies, elected officials, and others. We will use the direction in the plan to carry forward our long-term commitment to institutional improvement, build on lessons and opportunities, and further fulfill our role as a service provider, community partner, community educator, and catalyst for a healthier Placer.

  1. 2022 Annual Review
  2. ARCHIVED: 2019-21 Strategic Plan
  3. 2021 Projects
  4. 2020 Projects
  5. 2019 Projects

2022 saw the department leverage lessons from the pandemic to expand our impact and reach while navigating new challenges, from a massive transition to a new and simpler benefits system for community members, to responding to the sheltering, resource, and information needs of residents affected by the Mosquito Fire. As the year comes to an end, we are listing key Strategic Plan accomplishments in the 2022 Annual Review.