Orange County Supervisor Janet Nguyen and Paramount Vice Mayor Brenda Olmos have been appointed to the South Coast Air Quality Management District’s (South Coast AQMD) Governing Board.

Supervisor Nguyen joins the Board representing Orange County. She brings years of legislative and public service experience at the local and state level. Her background as a former State Senator and small business owner gives her a unique perspective on Southern California communities’ environmental and economic needs. Supervisor Nguyen replaces Orange County Supervisor Don Wagner.

Vice Mayor Olmos represents the Gateway Cities Council of Governments, which includes over 30 cities in southeastern Los Angeles County. Known for her collaborative leadership and deep community ties, she has served on numerous local and regional committees focused on transportation, sustainability, and public engagement. Vice Mayor Olmos replaces Assemblymember Jose Luis Solache.

The addition of Supervisor Nguyen and Vice Mayor Olmos strengthens South Coast AQMD’s capacity to implement effective air quality programs while addressing the needs of communities most impacted by pollution. Their participation will be instrumental as the agency continues to pursue its mission of achieving clean air for everyone in the South Coast region.

For more information about South Coast AQMD’s Governing Board, visit www.aqmd.gov/governing-board.