MEET JORDAN WAMHOFF
JORDAN WAMHOFF is our Madera County Supervisor, representing southeastern Madera County, and a proud police officer and father of three.
Nearly 20 years ago, Jordan made his home in Madera County due to its position as an affordable, quality place to raise a family. Currently, each of his three children attend Golden Valley schools.
As a career police officer, Jordan has worked many difficult assignments to keep our communities safe. Most rewarding was serving as a School Resource Officer on local campuses and building a positive connection between law enforcement and our community’s next generation.
As our Supervisor, he has worked diligently to hear our concerns and be our voice to keep Madera County safe and affordable, while improving the quality of life of every resident.
A RECORD OF SUCCESS FOR MADERA COUNTY
DELIVERING SAFER, BETTER ROADS
As our Supervisor and a career police officer, Jordan has led the charge to build family-friendly neighborhoods and communities that prioritize traffic safety for all residents.
Since taking office, he's delivered $150 million in current and on-going road improvements in Southeastern Madera County, including those on Highway 41, Ave. 12, and Ave. 15. Meanwhile, traffic collisions have declined by double-digit percentages and traffic fatalities are down 32%.
STRENGTHENING PUBLIC SAFETY
As a career police officer and our Supervisor, Jordan Wamhoff has put public safety first.
He led the charge to mandate faster 9-1-1 emergency response times for EMS services and has helped increase Sheriff’s Department patrols in our neighborhoods.
SECURING OUR WATER RESOURCES
Water is the most critical resource to ensuring our region’s future is strong and vibrant.
As our Supervisor, Jordan has cut red tape and reduced the burdens on farmers and homeowners by shredding government fees by 76% and advocated for farmers against crippling Sacramento mandates.
RESTORING CRITICAL HEALTHCARE SERVICES
Upon taking office in 2022, Jordan was a leader in fighting to keep Madera Community Hospital afloat as it faced bankruptcy proceedings. Four years later, he helped ensure it reopened and restored emergency room services and critical medical services for Madera County residents.
Today, Madera County residents aren't faced with life-or-death drives to Fresno for critical care.
IMPROVING TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY
A Supervisor's most important job is to serve as eyes, ears, and the voice of our community.
As our Supervisor, Jordan has held an open door policy with our community, hosting dozens of town hall and Coffee & Conversation events to hear our concerns and fight for us on the Board.