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New Calaveras Superior Court CEO

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San Andreas, CA – Calaveras Superior Court has a new court executive officer. Monica L. Alemán has been appointed to the position. She is taking over for Margaret Smith, who is retiring at the end of the year after serving more than 28 years. Alemán’s extensive experience in public service while working in Stanislaus County includes leadership roles in revenue recovery, animal services, and human resources. She was also a COVID-19 call center ma…

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New Calaveras Superior Court CEO

San Andreas, CA – Calaveras Superior Court has a new court executive officer. Monica L. Alemán has been appointed to the position. She is taking over for Margaret Smith, who is retiring at the end of the year after serving more than 28 years. Alemán’s extensive experience in public service while working in Stanislaus County includes leadership roles in revenue recovery, animal services, and human resources. She was also a COVID-19 call center ma…

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My Mother Lode broke the news in 2 months ago on Thursday, December 19, 2024.

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