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Subject:Board Correspondence - FW: Public Service Recognition Week Featuring Tanya Torno - Riverside County
Date:Friday, May 10, 2024 8:43:14 AM
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Subject: Public Service Recognition Week Featuring Tanya Torno - Riverside County
Happy Public Service Recognition Week.
Today CSAC rounds up the week by talking to Tanya Torno of
Riverside County, an outstanding leader who believes in endless
possibilities. Join us for a short interview highlighting county
leadership.
Tanya Torno
Deputy Director,
Department of Housing and
Workforce Solutions,
Riverside County
How do you explain to others what you do?
As the Deputy Director of Riverside County's Homeless
Continuum of Care, I am responsible for overseeing the
implementation and coordination of programs and services aimed
at addressing homelessness in the county.
What drew you to public service?
I knew very early on I wanted to be part of something meaningful
and started my journey working for different non-profits serving
children and young adults. Transitioning to the County presented
an exciting chance to have a greater impact on the larger
community, so when the opportunity came, I enthusiastically
embraced it.
Everyday has been fulfilling, and helping people work through
their challenges and embracing opportunities that begin and come
through obtaining housing, has been the best reward.
What’s the best piece of advice that you ever received?
Great leaders take risks. This is important because as a public
servant we have an opportunity to make a meaningful impact in
the community we are serving. The possibilities are endless as
long as you continue to take chances and face challenges head on.
Three A’s: What’s your favorite Artist, Attraction, and
Appetizer?
Red Hot Chili Peppers, Currently Napa Valley, and I love fried
Zucchini as a starter with a big side of ranch!
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