Sector Engagement Overview
The Sector Engagement Team (SET) strengthens public health in Los Angeles County by building and sustaining trusted partnerships across community sectors and creating systems and improving how Public Health connects and collaborates with those partners.
Community Partnerships
SET connects Public Health with leaders and organizations across sectors such as education, healthcare, faith-based organizations, business, labor, and community-based organizations.
The team shares timely, relevant public health information, elevates community perspectives, and helps ensure resources and services reach communities effectively. SET builds on relationships established during the COVID-19 pandemic to support ongoing engagement on emerging health priorities.
Internal Infrastructure
SET also strengthens internal systems to improve communication, coordination, and collaboration across Public Health programs. This work helps ensure programs engage communities and partners in a more strategic, consistent, and effective way.
Stay Connected
Is your organization interested in being a sector partner and receiving sector specific updates? Complete this interest form and we will contact you with more information.
Measure ER Community Engagement Meetings
Los Angeles County voters recently approved the Essential Services Restoration Act (Measure ER), a temporary one-half cent (0.5%) sales tax expected to raise approximately $1 billion each year. These funds will help protect and strengthen essential County services, including healthcare, County hospitals and clinics, public health programs, and other safety-net services.
Your voice matters. Public Health held in-person and virtual meetings throughout September 2026 for residents and partners to share ideas on how future Measure ER investments can best support the health and well-being of people and communities across Los Angeles County. The recommendations we heard from communities across Los Angeles County will help inform future planning and investment decisions that support healthier communities. Summaries of these meetings will be shared back out with participants through community networks.
Have a Public Health Question?
Sector partners and the general public may call the InfoLine with any Public Health questions. Operators will create a ticket and route inquiries appropriately. The Public Health InfoLine may be reached at 833-540-0473 every day (except holidays) from 8 am - 8 pm (Pacific Time).