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Fresno County supervisors honor long-serving employees, proclaim January 2025 National Human Trafficking Prevention Month
Summary
At its meeting, the Fresno County Board of Supervisors recognized two long-serving county employees, honored a local cohort for CSAC executive credentials, and proclaimed January 2025 as National Human Trafficking Prevention Month in Fresno County.
The Fresno County Board of Supervisors honored Julie Apperson for 23 years of service with the Department of Behavioral Health and Jaime Laredo for 24 years with the sheriff’s department.
The board recognized the county’s 2024 cohort for receiving executive credentials from the California State Association of Counties’ William Bill Chiat Institute for Excellence in County Government, a continuing-education program for county officials. The board said leadership development helps expand county officials’ capacity to serve residents.
The supervisors also proclaimed January 2025 as National Human Trafficking Prevention Month in Fresno County and called on the county to continue work on laws, policies and partnerships to protect children and the broader community. The meeting record does not show a recorded roll-call vote on the proclamation; the transcript states the item was proclaimed.
The meeting ended with a reminder that recordings of this and other meetings are available on the Fresno County YouTube channel.
