San Jose, Calif. – from. Santa Clara County’s Public Health Officer, who led the County’s active coal response, announced his retirement on Tuesday.
Dr. Sara Koddy, director of Santa Clara County Public Health, will retire after 12 years in April and after more than 25 years in public health.
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What are they saying:
In a statement, Codi said, “Serving the community has been an extraordinary privilege, and I am grateful to the support and guidance I have received by community members, staff and county leaders.
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What do we know:
After Santa Clara County recording the country’s first deaths from the virus, Codie started the county response to Kovid, and she has already begun an order for the country’s first stay. Soon after neighboring Bay Area counties.
Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors President Otto Li praised Kodi’s leadership.
“They are fearlessly guide us through facts, data and transparency, through the unprecedented challenge of Coid 19 pandemic diseases, which has earned the trust of the society and saves thousands of lives.”
Codi joined the Santa Clara County Public Health Health Department in 1998 because as a controller and deputy health officer of communication diseases, investigating informed diseases and outbreaks, the public health care planning, and a response to the emergency of the public. He was promoted to the County Health Officer in 2013 and became the Director of the Department in 2015.
Source: Santa Clara County Office of Public Affairs and former TVU reporting.
