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Andrew Strong, director of the Office of Race and Equity, has family history in the fight for racial justice
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New Director for Office of Equity & Racial Justice lays out his plans for San Diego County
Andrew Strong is a 9-year, Navy veteran who’s worked in the County s Human Resources Dept. & in the Chief Administrative Office. Author: LaMonica Peters (KFMB) Updated: 10:28 PM PST March 9, 2021
SAN DIEGO COUNTY, California The Director for San Diego County’s Office of Equity and Racial Justice is speaking out about his new position and some of the plans he has to reshape county government. After a national search, Andrew Strong was selected in-part, by community members to help move San Diego County forward in its service to all people.
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When Kelly Martinez began her career with the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department as a deputy in 1985, female deputies and their male counterparts were not always viewed as equally capable of the job.
Martinez and other female deputies got the same assignment out of the academy: the women’s Las Colinas Detention Facility in Santee. A year later, Martinez was among the first female deputies assigned to a men’s jail. She would work as a deputy for 22 years before rising through the ranks to assistant chief.
Now she is poised to make history again. On Friday, Feb. 26, the 36-year veteran of the force will become the first woman to serve as the department’s undersheriff, the second in command.