Orange County’s newest Supervisor Katrina Foley was all smiles March 26 as she took the oath of office, representing the second district, during a live-streamed ceremony. Foley won the board of supervisors seat in March during special election to replace former supervisor Michelle Steel, who was elected to Congress last November. “What will we be doing in the next 100 days?  We will be vaccinating Orange County,” said Foley. “Only if we get our vaccines out can we get back to work and living our best lives.” Other top priorities for the new supervisor include tackling homelessness, mitigating food insecurity, improving veteran’s services, reforming the criminal justice department, enhancing workforce relations, providing more transparency and establishing a climate action sustainability committee. She also said her office will be assisting the hospitality industry as it recovers. To that end, she announced a partnership with Project Independence. The Costa Mesa-based non-profit “promotes …