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Fresno County supervisors confirm two department leaders, approve road-safety work and school crosswalk
Summary
On March 25 the Fresno County Board of Supervisors confirmed Raymond T. Hunter and Michael Kerr to lead county departments, received a foster care oversight report, approved a safety action-plan contract and approved funding for a high‑intensity crosswalk at Herndon Barstow Elementary.
The Fresno County Board of Supervisors on March 25 confirmed Raymond T. Hunter as director of the General Services Department and Michael Kerr as chief information officer and director of the Information Technology Services Department, received the annual report from the county’s Foster Care Standards and Oversight Committee and approved two agreements to advance local roadway and school-street safety.
The actions matter because they install new leadership in two county departments and commit the county to consulting and construction work intended to reduce traffic injuries and improve safety for students and other road users.
Raymond T. Hunter was confirmed to lead the county’s General Services Department. Hunter served as chief of real estate, contracts and logistics at the Los Angeles County Department of Social Services and “brings over 2 decades of leadership experience,” the board said. Hunter said, “I'm very excited…
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