Jenny Kassan gets promotion from DA after leaving Fremont City Council

Oakland, CALocal News

Jenny Kassan has officially transitioned from her role as a Fremont City Councilwoman to a prominent position as the Director of the Community Support Bureau for Alameda County. This promotion, announced by District Attorney Pamela Price, comes on the heels of her resignation from the council, demonstrating Kassan's ongoing commitment to public service. In her new capacity, Kassan is expected to play a critical role in developing and implementing programs that enhance community support and welfare initiatives. Her extensive experience in local governance positions her well to address the needs of Alameda County residents effectively. The Community Support Bureau focuses on various aspects of community health and safety, making Kassan's leadership particularly significant for local stakeholders.

Her appointment reflects a broader trend of prioritizing community engagement in governmental roles. As Kassan embarks on this new chapter, her supporters are optimistic about the positive changes she can bring to the community. This development not only impacts local governance but also highlights the importance of dedicated public servants in shaping community outcomes.

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