Supervisor Leticia Gonzalez

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Supervisor Leticia Gonzalez Supervisor Leticia (Lety) Gonzalez was elected to the Madera County Board of Supervisors District 4, in March 2020. She was sworn in January 4, 2021.

Happy Boss’s Day Madera County! As a public servant, I know exactly who I work for: the residents of Madera County. And ...
10/16/2026

Happy Boss’s Day Madera County!

As a public servant, I know exactly who I work for: the residents of Madera County. And it’s an honor and privilege to serve you!

But I have a second boss who never received a single vote, has no term limits, and somehow has complete authority over my household. 🏡😂 She’s three years old, has very strong opinions, expects immediate results, and isn’t afraid to voice her dissatisfaction with management.

Happy Boss’s Day to the people of Madera County and to my tiny CEO, Liliana!

Thank you to my colleagues with the Latino Caucus of California Counties for standing in solidarity with our immigrant f...
10/09/2026

Thank you to my colleagues with the Latino Caucus of California Counties for standing in solidarity with our immigrant families and communities, especially those here in the Central Valley who are experiencing so much fear and uncertainty right now. 🤎

I’ve been thinking … Before this country was founded, Indigenous peoples called this land home. Others were brought here against their will through slavery, and generations of immigrants came seeking opportunity, safety, freedom, and a better life. Our nation’s founding families had immigrant roots. Our stories may be different, but they are all part of America’s history.

What troubles me most is how quickly some have become comfortable labeling people as “illegal” or “criminal” without knowing anything about their lives, their circumstances, their contributions, or the sacrifices they’ve made for their families, our communities and our economy. We celebrate America as a nation of immigrants, yet seem to forget our own history.

I believe in the rule of law. But I also believe in fairness, consistency, due process, and accountability. We can respect the law while also questioning how those laws are enforced and demanding that our elected representatives work toward solutions. Those two things are not mutually exclusive.

Our immigration system is complicated, and I believe it is broken and in desperate need of reform. We may not all agree on what those solutions should look like, but it is ok to speak up. It is ok to question our government. And it is absolutely ok to demand better from those elected to represent us.

As elected officials, we have a responsibility not only to uphold the law but also to listen to the people we represent, recognize their fears and concerns, and advocate for solutions. Leadership requires compassion, even when the issues before us are difficult.

Thank you again to my Latino Caucus colleagues for lending your voices and standing with our communities. And to our immigrant families and neighbors, please know that you are seen, valued, and are part of our community.

La comunidad no está sola. Estamos unidos.

Sunday’s event has been postponed. El evento del domingo se ha pospuesto.
10/09/2026

Sunday’s event has been postponed.

El evento del domingo se ha pospuesto.

10/08/2026
10/08/2026

My post was removed 😡 Sharing again.

Sé que en este momento hay mucha preocupación y temor debido a los reportes de un aumento en la actividad de ICE en todo el Valle. No tengo todas las palabras correctas para expresar lo que siento, pero sí quiero pedirles a todos que, por favor, traten de mantener la calma, estén atentos y, sobre todo, se mantengan seguros.

Por favor, cuidémonos unos a otros. Conozcan sus derechos. Compartan información verídica y, por favor, no se pongan ustedes ni pongan a otros en peligro al intensificar una situación que ya de por sí es difícil. El miedo, el enojo y la confrontación no harán que nuestras comunidades sean más seguras.

Y aunque en momentos como este quizá no parezca suficiente, recuerden que su voz importa. Cada elección importa y cada voto cuenta. Si no están de acuerdo con el rumbo de nuestro país o con el ambiente que estamos viviendo, tenemos el poder y la responsabilidad de hacer escuchar nuestra voz en las urnas.

Y finalmente, sigo regresando a algo muy sencillo: “Ama a tu prójimo”. Sin importar dónde haya nacido una persona, qué idioma hable o cuál sea su estatus migratorio. Siguen siendo nuestros vecinos, nuestros compañeros de trabajo, nuestros amigos y miembros de nuestra comunidad.

Por favor, cuídense. Cuidémonos unos a otros y elijamos la compasión.

I know there is a lot of concern and fear right now with reports of increased ICE activity throughout the valley. I don’t have all the right words, but I do want to ask everyone to please try to stay calm, stay vigilant, and most importantly, stay safe. Please look out for one another. Know your rights. Share accurate information and please don’t put yourself or others in harms way by escalating an already difficult situation. Fear, anger, and confrontation will not make our communities any safer.

And while it may not feel like much in moments like this, remember your voice matters. Every election matters, and every vote matters if you are unhappy with the direction of our country or the climate we are living in, we have the power and responsibility to make our voices heard at the ballot box.

And finally, i keep coming back to something very simple: “love thy neighbor.” Regardless of where someone was born, what language they speak, or what their immigration status may be. They are still our neighbors, our coworkers, our friends, and members of this community. Please be safe. Look out for one another and choose compassion.

Yesterday Liliana & I had the opportunity to attend the City of Madera Police Department’s ribbon cutting for their new ...
09/29/2026

Yesterday Liliana & I had the opportunity to attend the City of Madera Police Department’s ribbon cutting for their new Mobile Command Post. This unit will provide public safety personnel with a centralized location to coordinate resources, manage operations, and respond effectively during critical incidents and emergencies.

A special thank you to Senator Anna Caballero for securing the funding that helped make this project possible. While this is a city of Madera project, it’s a win for our entire Madera community. When our city and our local partners have the resources to keep people safe, we all benefit. Congratulations to all who helped make this project a reality!

Happening today! 🎶🎻🔥
09/19/2026

Happening today! 🎶🎻🔥

Today we pause to remember the innocent lives lost on September 11, 2001, and the families forever changed. We are deepl...
09/11/2026

Today we pause to remember the innocent lives lost on September 11, 2001, and the families forever changed. We are deeply grateful for the bravery of our first responders and all who answered the call that day. May we never forget.

If you can, please join Madera County at the Annual 9/11 Firefighter Memorial at Courthouse Park at 9am.

Free entry to the fair today!
09/10/2026

Free entry to the fair today!

🚨 It’s OPENING DAY at the Madera Fair, presented by healthcare!
Here’s what’s going down TODAY 🎡👇

✨ FREE Admission All Day
🎟️ Gate Giveaways for the first 100 guests!
🎶 90s Rewind on the .mountain.casino Concert Series Stage powered by (7:30PM)
🐖 All Alaskan Racing Pigs in Kidstown
🎡 Carnival, Fair Food, Exhibits, Livestock & More!

⏰ Gates open at 5PM — plan your visit now!

It’s fair week! 🎡🎠🎢🎟️
09/08/2026

It’s fair week! 🎡🎠🎢🎟️

🎠 IT’S FINALLY FAIR WEEK! 🎡✨ The wait is officially over! Get ready for 4 days of thrilling carnival rides, live concerts, fun exhibits, and all your favorite fair food!

Grab your pre-sale admission tickets before prices go up at the gate—get them online, stop by the Fair Office, or pick them up at the registers at Rancho San Miguel Market.

https://www.maderafair.com/p/tickets-and-deals

Who’s in your fair crew? Tag them below! 👇🎉

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