Susan B. Anderson was elected six times, serving a total of 22 years in public office. Anderson was the first woman elected to county-wide public office in Fresno County. Prior to being elected, she practiced law in private practice and as a Deputy District Attorney. She worked as the Membership and Marketing Director for the Central Valley YMCA for 11 years prior to attending law school.
She retired from the Fresno County Board of Supervisors in January 2013 after serving 3 terms. During her 12 years on the Board of Supervisors, she represented the County on numerous boards and commissions, including the San Joaquin River Conservancy. She returned to the County in 2019 to assist in the conversion to the Voter’s Choice Act and initiate the current voting system. She currently serves on several non-profit boards.
She feels strongly that the parkway is a critical amenity for the region and provides unique opportunities for outdoor activities in a positive environment. Her daughter attended River Camp and Susan believes strongly that the Parkway has a strong impact on the area’s youth.
She retired from the Fresno County Board of Supervisors in January 2013 after serving 3 terms. During her 12 years on the Board of Supervisors, she represented the County on numerous boards and commissions, including the San Joaquin River Conservancy. She returned to the County in 2019 to assist in the conversion to the Voter’s Choice Act and initiate the current voting system. She currently serves on several non-profit boards.
She feels strongly that the parkway is a critical amenity for the region and provides unique opportunities for outdoor activities in a positive environment. Her daughter attended River Camp and Susan believes strongly that the Parkway has a strong impact on the area’s youth.
