Orange County Communities Organized for Responsible Development

Orange County Communities Organized for Responsible Development OCCORD is dedicated in bringing together workers, families, and community partners to organize.

06/17/2026

Los inquilinos de Anaheim merecen estabilidad, no “vivir” bajo constante incertidumbre. Únete a OCCORD y Tenants United Anaheim mientras nos organizamos para la estabilización de alquileres y una mayor protección para los inquilinos!✊🏽 Confirme su presencia escaneando el código QR o visitando el enlace en nuestra biografía. bit.ly/anaheim-tenant-info

📅 25 de junio | 6 PM
📍 Centro de Recursos Familiares de Ponderosa Park

Rent is rising. Families are being displaced. Anaheim needed rent stabilization YESTERDAY. Tenants need protections NOW....
06/11/2026

Rent is rising. Families are being displaced. Anaheim needed rent stabilization YESTERDAY. Tenants need protections NOW.

Join OCCORD ✊🏽✊🏿✊🏼 and Tenants United Anaheim to learn about rent stabilization, tenant protections, and how residents can take action NOW to help keep Anaheim working families in their homes.

📅 June 25 at 6 PM
📍 Ponderosa Park Family Resource Center

✅ Spanish interpretation, childcare, and food provided.

🔗 RSVP through the Linktree in our bio.

06/01/2026

Today is the LAST day to vote early in the June 2 Primary Election.

Our communities deserve leaders who will fight for healthcare, housing, education, and dignity — not politicians who only show up when they want our votes. That’s why we’ve been out in the streets with AltaMed and the campaign, talking directly with voters about what’s at stake.

Voting is more than checking a box. It’s about protecting our families, our health, and our future. Every ballot dropped off is a reminder that our communities are paying attention — and we’re organized.

Find your nearest ballot drop-off box and make your vote count today. 🗳️

Learn more about why matters:
My Vote My Health

Already voted early? Tag us in your ballot drop-off photo or reel so we can share and celebrate community power. ✊🏽

🗳️ Guía de OCCORD para las Elecciones Primarias de 2026 — Parte 2Muchos de los cargos en la boleta toman decisiones que ...
05/27/2026

🗳️ Guía de OCCORD para las Elecciones Primarias de 2026 — Parte 2

Muchos de los cargos en la boleta toman decisiones que impactan directamente a las comunidades del Condado de Orange — desde vivienda y transporte hasta escuelas públicas, atención médica y servicios locales.

En esta guía, explicamos:

✔️ Qué hace cada cargo

✔️ Cómo estos cargos impactan a los residentes localmente

✔️ Por qué estas posiciones son importantes en la vida cotidiana

Nuestro objetivo es ayudar a los votantes a entender mejor cómo las decisiones del gobierno estatal y local afectan a las comunidades del Condado de Orange.

Desliza para aprender más ➡️

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🗳️ Guía de OCCORD para las Elecciones Primarias de 2026 — Parte 1Las elecciones primarias de California se acercan este ...
05/27/2026

🗳️ Guía de OCCORD para las Elecciones Primarias de 2026 — Parte 1

Las elecciones primarias de California se acercan este 2 de junio, pero muchas personas aún tienen preguntas sobre cómo funciona el proceso electoral y qué aparecerá en su boleta.

En esta guía, explicamos:

✔️ El sistema “Dos Principales” de California

✔️ Fechas importantes de la elección

✔️ Qué pueden esperar los votantes en su boleta

✔️ Cómo las elecciones primarias determinan quién avanza a noviembre

Nuestro objetivo es ayudar a los votantes del Condado de Orange a entender mejor el proceso electoral y sentirse más informados antes del Día de la Elección.

Desliza para aprender más ➡️

🗳️ 2026 OCCORD Primary Election Voter Guide — Part 2Many of the offices on the ballot make decisions that directly impac...
05/27/2026

🗳️ 2026 OCCORD Primary Election Voter Guide — Part 2

Many of the offices on the ballot make decisions that directly impact Orange County communities — from housing and transportation to public schools, healthcare and local services.

In this guide, we break down:

✔️ What each office does

✔️ How these roles impact residents locally

✔️ Why these positions matter in everyday life

Our goal is to help voters better understand how state and local government decisions affect Orange County communities.

Swipe through to learn more ➡️

🗳️ 2026 OCCORD Primary Election Voter Guide — Part 1California’s primary election is coming up on June 2, but many voter...
05/27/2026

🗳️ 2026 OCCORD Primary Election Voter Guide — Part 1

California’s primary election is coming up on June 2, but many voters still have questions about how the election process works and what will appear on their ballot.

In this guide, we break down:

✔️ California’s “Top Two” primary system

✔️ Important election dates

✔️ What voters can expect on their ballot

✔️ How the primary election determines who moves on to November

Our goal is to help Orange County voters better understand the election process and feel more informed heading into Election Day.

Swipe through to learn more ➡️

Heads up! Ballots must be postmarked by Election Day, so mail early. If you mail after May 26, you must ask the post off...
05/25/2026

Heads up! Ballots must be postmarked by Election Day, so mail early. If you mail after May 26, you must ask the post office for a hand postmark. The best way to return your ballot is at a Vote Center or official drop box. Click our link in bio for locations.

Vote Centers begin opening TODAY on May 23, with additional locations opening May 30 through Election Day. 🗳️ Find your ...
05/23/2026

Vote Centers begin opening TODAY on May 23, with additional locations opening May 30 through Election Day. 🗳️ Find your nearest vote center or ballot drop box at caearlyvoting.sos.ca.gov or click our link in bio. 📬 You can vote in person, drop off your ballot, or get help with your ballot — all in one place.

05/20/2026

You’re paying to be watched! 👀📸🫆

Not housed. ❌
Not supported. ❌
Not invested in.❌
Watched.👀

Orange County residents are funding the expansion of surveillance in communities that are already overpoliced and under constant scrutiny.

How much surveillance will it take before we stop calling it “safety”?

🔗 Link in bio to join .oc Anti-Surveillance Committee and organize with us.

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