Santa Clara County leaders are moving forward with the idea of building a Latino health and wellness center. After an emotional budget debate on Tuesday, the Board of Supervisors unanimously approved having county employees come back in June with options for how to proceed with a facility and whether there should be multiple locations. Supervisors want community input and won’t make a final decision until the Latino Health Needs Assessment collects data from residents on health access gaps countywide. “I don’t want to predetermine a product or outcome,” Supervisor Sylvia Arenas said at the meeting. “When you go through a process…
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