Former Madison School Board President Gloria Reyes takes new Ramsey County role

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Former Madison School Board President Gloria Reyes has been named the next deputy county manager of the Ramsey County (Minnesota) Safety and Justice Service Team, which includes the County Attorney’s Office, Emergency Communications Center, Emergency Management and Homeland Security, Medical Examiner’s Office, and Sheriff’s Office, according to Madison365. It also provides support functions for the Second Judicial District Court.

Reyes, who currently works as deputy director of the Dane County Department of Human Services, previously served as a police officer, deputy mayor, and CEO of Briarpatch Youth Services. From 2018–21, she served on the Madison Metropolitan School District Board of Education, and in 2023 she ran for mayor of Madison against incumbent Satya Rhodes-Conway.

Reyes will start her new role on Monday, May 13, replacing Scott Williams, who will retire in June.

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