Orange County Executive Neuhaus to deploy to Europe amid Russia-Ukraine conflict
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is now impacting leadership in Orange County.
News 12 Staff
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Mar 7, 2022, 10:15 PM
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Updated 786 days ago
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invasion of Ukraine is now impacting leadership in Orange County.
Orange County
Executive Steve Neuhaus released a statement Monday saying he's being deployed
to Europe. He is currently serving in the United States Navy Reserves as
a lieutenant commander.
The County
Executive last served overseas in Iraq in 2019.
It
was not immediately clear when he would be leaving
