Your View: County's View of Solar Eclipse

County employees gathered outside County buildings around 11 a.m., with eclipse glasses in hand, to catch a glimpse of a solar eclipse that occurred on Monday, April 8.

A total solar eclipse crossed North America, passing over Mexico, the United States, and Canada. A solar eclipse is visible when the moon passes between earth and the sun, blocking the image of the sun for a viewer looking up.

Below are photos of County employees looking up at the solar eclipse and some of the images they captured.

County Operations Center
📸: Veronica Maciel, Library

County Operations Center
📸: Veronica Maciel, Library

HCDS-Community Development Staff
📸: Nicole Aguilar

County Administration Center
📸: Luis Peris, General Services

County Administration Center
📸: Shauni Lyles, County communications Office

Edgemoor
📸: Hernan Amezcua, Edgemoor

Share your photos! If you see a coworker getting the job done, a beautiful sunset over your office or a wonderful County program being offered—snap a pic and submit it.

Be sure to include information about the photo and your name. One image will be posted to InSite every week and may be shared on social media. 

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