FRSNO, CA (KMJ) – Clovis Mayor Pro Tem Diane Pearce – announced Thursday on KMJ’s Broeske & Musson Show that she’s running for a seat on the Fresno County Board of Supervisors.
Pearce is seeking to replace Nathan Magsig in the Supervisors Chamber while Magsig runs for the State Senate.
Pearce hosted her own show on KMJ before being elected to the Clovis City Council in 2022.
Listen to her on KMJ’s Broeske & Musson Show:
City of Clovis Website:
Mayor Pro Tem Diane Pearce
“As someone who has lived in this area my entire life, I’ve always known Clovis was special. It is no surprise more and more people are wanting to be a part of this exceptional place. My husband and I were fortunate enough to build a home and move our family to Clovis in 2019. And it was for more than the good schools and safe neighborhoods…we came for the values of local control and community engagement. In order to preserve our Clovis Way of Life for future generations, we must continue to prioritize the things that have created our success as a city. It is my privilege to serve on the City Council and it is my commitment to be a strong voice for the local control and conservative governance that have made Clovis such a jewel in this State.”
Biographical Data
First elected to office: December 2022 (Mayor Pro Tem – December 2024 to present)
Term: through November 2026
Employment: Worked for Congressman George Radanovich (2001-2002); have worked full-time managing the entertainment business, King Productions, that I share with my husband Jeremy. King Productions has produced concerts, special events, and vacations for over 20 years now
Education:
- Graduated from Fresno Christian High School in 1997
- Graduated from UC Davis with a double major in political science and international relations in March of 2001.
Community involvement:
- Have volunteered with/for Helping One Woman (H.O.W – locally based non-profit) since 2008
- Served on the Fresno County Civil Service Commission (2020-2022)
- Served on the City of Clovis Citizens Advisory Committee on public safety (2022, appointed by Bob Whalen)
- Fresno County and City Republican Women Federated (member since 2015, on Executive Board since 2017, President 2020-2022)
- Frequent panelist on KSEE 24’s “Sunday Morning Matters” since 2017
- Monthly columnist for The Fresno Bee (2021-2022)
- KMJ guest host since 2017 and host of The Diane Pearce Show (2021-2022)
