CDPH is applying for a new 5-year period of performance on the ELC grant to detect, prevent, and respond to the growing threats posed by infectious diseases through three core areas: Surveillance, Detection, and Response; Prevention and Intervention; Communications, Coordination, and Partnerships. CDPH has submitted 17 workplans for the application this year which span the following areas: Cross-cutting Epidemiology, ELC Leadership, Health Information Systems, National Wastewater Surveillance Systems, Advanced Molecular Detection, Emerging Issues, Foodborne, Antimicrobial Resistance Laboratory Network, Global Migration, Healthcare-Associated Infections, Vectorborne, Mycotics, Vaccine-preventable Diseases, Legionella, Flu, STI, Rabies, and Surveillance for Emerging Threats to Pregnant People and Infants. This grant provides funding for the following programs at CDPH: Communicable Disease, Vaccine-Preventable Disease, Healthcare Settings, Foodborne & Zoonotics, Health Information, Vector, and STI, Community Health, Congregate Settings and Lab-based Services.