Siskiyou County Flood Control and Water Conservation District - Director
Siskiyou County Air Pollution Control District - Director
Siskiyou Power Authority - Director
County Service Area 3 - Director
County Service Area 4 - Director
County Service Area 5 - Director
Airport Land Use Commission - Director
In Home Supportive Services (IHSS) Public Authority
NACO - Delegate
CSAC California Stat Association of Counties - Delegate
CSAC Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee - Delegate
CSAC Health and Human Services - Delegate
LAFCO LOCAL AGENCY FORMATION COMMISSION – Delegate
LTC LOCAL TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION - Delegate
NoRTEC NORTHERN RURAL TRAINING & EMPLOYMENT CONSORTIUM –
Delegate
Behavioral Health Services Advisory Board -
Co-Delegate
PSA II Area Agency on Aging Executive Board – Delegate
County Service Area 3 Advisory Committee
Finance Review Committee (Auditor’s role) – Member
Sacramento River Watershed - Delegate
Siskiyou County Emergency Medical Care Committee
SSTAC Social Services Transportation Advisory Council -
Alternate
* Non-meeting Committees
Emergency Operating Area - Authorized to Attend Meetings
Public Health Solid Waste Hearing Panel
Biographical Overview - Posted
December 2012
Now serving his second term as District 2 Supervisor, Ed Valenzuela looks
forward to the new challenges ahead during his next term. Being fiscally responsible, keeping vital services as well as
supporting economic development are his primary goals.
Ed was born and raised in the Bay Area; he is the oldest of four sons.
While working for AT&T he secured a transfer to the beautiful
city of Mt. Shasta and moved his family from Fortuna in 1998.
Married to his wife Barbara for 25 years; they have a son Kevin,
a graduate of Chico State University and a daughter, Elaina who is a
senior at Chico State as well. He
was elected to Mt. Shasta City Council in 2000 and served eight years as
City Councilman.
In 2010 Ed retired from AT&T after 32 years of service. Dedicated to his
job as County Supervisor, he focuses on listening to his constituents;
fact gathering from all parties involved, and keeping an open mind while
making decisions that are in the best interest of Siskiyou County.
