Legislative Breakfast with Sheriff Chad Bianco and District Attorney Michael A. Hestrin
Date and Time
Thursday Jan 9, 2025
8:30 AM - 10:00 AM PST
Thursday, January 9th
Check-In and networking begins at 8:30 AM
Breakfast and program begin at 9:00 AM
Location
Mission Hills Country Club
34600 Mission Hills Drive
Rancho Mirage
Fees/Admission
Members Only $60.00 per person
Table of 8 $480.00
Event Sponsor $1800.00
Centerpiece Sponsor $1000.00
Program Sponsor $1300.00
Cancellations and refunds MUST be requested within 72 hours of an event to avoid billed fees.
Contact Information
Dawn Nygren
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Description
Please join us for a Member's Only Legislative Business Breakfast with Sheriff Chad Bianco and District Attorney.
District Attorney Michael A. Hestrin
Sheriff Chad Bianco
Chad Bianco was elected Sheriff, Coroner, and Public Administrator of Riverside County in the November 6, 2018, general election. In June 2022, he was re-elected to his second term. He is a thirty year veteran of the Sheriff's Office. As Sheriff, he serves as the Chief Law Enforcement Officer of Riverside County.
Sheriff Bianco oversees the County's five jail facilities, six court buildings, a civil bureau, the Coroner's Bureau, Public Administrator's Office, twelve patrol stations, seventeen contract cities, 4,200 dedicated employees and an operating budget of just over one billion dollars.
Sheriff Bianco is a member of the California State Coroner's Association, National Sheriffs' Association, Western States Sheriffs' Association and is on the Board of Directors for the California State Sheriffs' Association and Major County Sheriff's of America Association.
Sheriff Bianco is married with four adult children, and four grandchildren. He and his wife, Denise, live in the Woodcrest area of Riverside. Sheriff Bianco believes in service above self, and hopes that his priorities of God, family and service will provide meaningful guidance and direction as the Sheriff's Department engages in an unprecedented change of culture to positively serve the residents of Riverside County.
If you are interested in sponsoring this event, please contact Guadalupe Fox at events@ranchomirage.org. Thank you
Michael A. Hestrin was elected as Riverside County District Attorney in June 2014 and sworn in to serve in this capacity on January 5, 2015. He was re-elected to a third term in 2022 and continues to hold the position of Riverside County District Attorney.
Born in the Coachella Valley, Hestrin graduated from the University of Arizona in Tucson in 1993, earning a bachelor’s degree in history. Following his undergraduate studies, he
spent a year living in Mexico with relatives while working as a reporter for a small newspaper based in Guadalajara. Hestrin then returned to the United States to pursue his legal education at Stanford University, where he graduated in 1997 with both a Juris Doctorate in Law and a master’s degree in Latin American studies.
Prior to his election as District Attorney, Hestrin dedicated nearly 20 years to serving as a line prosecutor in the Riverside County DA’s Office. Throughout his tenure, he handled numerous complex criminal cases, successfully prosecuting over 100 jury trials. He served as Trial Team Leader for the District Attorney’s Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Unit, demonstrating his commitment to seeking justice for victims of child abuse. Additionally, for the majority of his last decade before assuming office, he worked in the Homicide Unit, where he conducted more than 40 murder trials, including seven death penalty cases.
Throughout his tenure as District Attorney, Hestrin has remained steadfast in his commitment to ensuring public safety in our community. He has prioritized tough prosecution of serious and violent felonies, leading to the establishment of initiatives such
as the DA’s Bureau of Investigation-led Gang Impact Team and Riverside County Child Exploitation Team. These multiagency teams are dedicated to aggressively investigating and prosecuting violent felons, child predators, and human traffickers. In 2021, Hestrin took a firm stance against drug dealers distributing fentanyl, a lethal substance causing detrimental harm to the community. Under his leadership, the Riverside County District Attorney’s Office has pursued aggressive prosecution of fentanyl dealers, including charging them with murder when supported by evidence.
DA Hestrin currently lives in Murrieta with his wife and children.
Born in the Coachella Valley, Hestrin graduated from the University of Arizona in Tucson in 1993, earning a bachelor’s degree in history. Following his undergraduate studies, he
spent a year living in Mexico with relatives while working as a reporter for a small newspaper based in Guadalajara. Hestrin then returned to the United States to pursue his legal education at Stanford University, where he graduated in 1997 with both a Juris Doctorate in Law and a master’s degree in Latin American studies.
Prior to his election as District Attorney, Hestrin dedicated nearly 20 years to serving as a line prosecutor in the Riverside County DA’s Office. Throughout his tenure, he handled numerous complex criminal cases, successfully prosecuting over 100 jury trials. He served as Trial Team Leader for the District Attorney’s Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Unit, demonstrating his commitment to seeking justice for victims of child abuse. Additionally, for the majority of his last decade before assuming office, he worked in the Homicide Unit, where he conducted more than 40 murder trials, including seven death penalty cases.
Throughout his tenure as District Attorney, Hestrin has remained steadfast in his commitment to ensuring public safety in our community. He has prioritized tough prosecution of serious and violent felonies, leading to the establishment of initiatives such
as the DA’s Bureau of Investigation-led Gang Impact Team and Riverside County Child Exploitation Team. These multiagency teams are dedicated to aggressively investigating and prosecuting violent felons, child predators, and human traffickers. In 2021, Hestrin took a firm stance against drug dealers distributing fentanyl, a lethal substance causing detrimental harm to the community. Under his leadership, the Riverside County District Attorney’s Office has pursued aggressive prosecution of fentanyl dealers, including charging them with murder when supported by evidence.
DA Hestrin currently lives in Murrieta with his wife and children.
Sheriff Chad Bianco
Chad Bianco was elected Sheriff, Coroner, and Public Administrator of Riverside County in the November 6, 2018, general election. In June 2022, he was re-elected to his second term. He is a thirty year veteran of the Sheriff's Office. As Sheriff, he serves as the Chief Law Enforcement Officer of Riverside County.
Sheriff Bianco oversees the County's five jail facilities, six court buildings, a civil bureau, the Coroner's Bureau, Public Administrator's Office, twelve patrol stations, seventeen contract cities, 4,200 dedicated employees and an operating budget of just over one billion dollars.
Sheriff Bianco is a member of the California State Coroner's Association, National Sheriffs' Association, Western States Sheriffs' Association and is on the Board of Directors for the California State Sheriffs' Association and Major County Sheriff's of America Association.
Sheriff Bianco is married with four adult children, and four grandchildren. He and his wife, Denise, live in the Woodcrest area of Riverside. Sheriff Bianco believes in service above self, and hopes that his priorities of God, family and service will provide meaningful guidance and direction as the Sheriff's Department engages in an unprecedented change of culture to positively serve the residents of Riverside County.
If you are interested in sponsoring this event, please contact Guadalupe Fox at events@ranchomirage.org. Thank you
