Empire Community Cleanup 2026
Channce Condit
1010 10th St, Suite 6500
Modesto, CA 95354
(209) 525-4470
moc.ytnuocnats@ctidnoc
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District 5 - Channce Condit
Supervisor Channce A. Condit has served on the Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors since being elected in November 2020 and proudly represents District 5, which includes the communities of Ceres, South Modesto, Empire, Keyes, Patterson, Newman, Grayson, Crows Landing, and Westley. Since taking office, Supervisor Condit has made accessibility, constituent service, and accountability the cornerstones of his leadership. He is committed to ensuring the historically underserved communities of District 5 have a strong voice at the County level while serving as a bridge between residents and local government.
Throughout his tenure, Supervisor Condit has focused on delivering measurable results through infrastructure investment, public safety, healthcare access, economic development, neighborhood revitalization, and responsible fiscal stewardship. His leadership has resulted in historic investments and long-overdue projects that have transformed communities throughout District 5.
Among his signature accomplishments is securing a historic $24.1 million investment for South Modesto infrastructure improvements, bringing sidewalks, curbs, gutters, street lighting, ADA accessibility improvements, and safer routes to school to neighborhoods that had gone generations without basic infrastructure. The Parklawn neighborhood project marked the first installation of sidewalks in many areas and represents one of the largest infrastructure investments in South Modesto’s history.
Supervisor Condit has also championed major quality-of-life improvements across District 5. Under his leadership, Bonita Pool in Crows Landing reopened after being closed for fifteen years, Leroy F. Fitzsimmons Memorial Park in Grayson received significant renovations, Empire Community Park was revitalized, affordable housing projects advanced in Empire, behavioral health services expanded through Stanislaus County’s first Behavioral Health Bridge Housing community, and the Sierra Vista Wellness Center opened to provide expanded healthcare services for South Modesto residents.
Healthcare accessibility has remained one of Supervisor Condit’s highest priorities. He has been a leading advocate for expanding healthcare services on the Westside of Stanislaus County, including the successful effort to establish expanded after-hours medical services in Patterson. He continues to advocate for the development of a Level III Trauma Center on the Westside to ensure residents have timely access to lifesaving emergency care and are no longer forced to travel long distances during critical medical emergencies.
Recognizing the importance of vibrant local economies, Supervisor Condit has supported business development, workforce opportunities, downtown revitalization efforts, agricultural initiatives, and investments that strengthen the long-term economic vitality of the Westside and South Modesto while continuing to advocate for expanded healthcare access and essential public services.
Believing government should be visible, responsive, and engaged within the community, Supervisor Condit has led numerous community initiatives since taking office. Since 2022, he has organized district-wide cleanup events that have removed several hundred thousand pounds of illegally dumped trash and debris from neighborhoods, roadways, and agricultural areas. These collaborative efforts have improved public health, enhanced neighborhood safety, protected local farmland, restored community pride, and demonstrated the power of volunteers working alongside local government. His office has also hosted community office hours, neighborhood meetings, movie nights, town halls, and community events designed to bring county government directly to the residents it serves.
Supervisor Condit has been a strong advocate for veterans and public safety. He helped launch Stanislaus County’s “No Wrong Door” Veterans Initiative, expanding access to healthcare and supportive services for local veterans through collaboration between county departments and community partners. He has also consistently supported investments in law enforcement, fire protection, emergency medical services, and programs that improve the safety and well-being of District 5 residents.
A steadfast believer in fiscal responsibility, Supervisor Condit has established himself as one of the Board’s strongest advocates for taxpayer accountability. He has consistently opposed policies that increase the financial burden on residents without clear public benefit. In 2025, he cast the lone vote against the County’s adopted budget, expressing concern that county government had become too administratively top-heavy while frontline employees who deliver essential public services deserved greater investment. He also opposed salary increases for county managers, department heads, and elected officials, maintaining that public resources should first prioritize the employees who serve residents every day.
Supervisor Condit has likewise opposed unnecessary fee increases and new taxes on families, seniors, farmers, and small businesses. His philosophy has remained consistent throughout his public service: government should live within its means, spend taxpayer dollars responsibly, invest in essential infrastructure and public safety, and remain transparent and accountable to the people it serves.
Prior to his election to the Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors, Supervisor Condit served on the Ceres City Council, where he focused on constituent service, public safety, economic development, and neighborhood beautification. During his tenure, he opposed increases to the Mello-Roos tax that would have placed additional financial burdens on Ceres residents and advocated against providing City-paid healthcare benefits for members of the Ceres City Council, believing those resources should instead be directed toward addressing the City’s long-term budgetary challenges and protecting essential public services. His commitment to fiscal responsibility and taxpayer accountability at the local level laid the foundation for his continued service at the County.
In 2023, Supervisor Condit was elected Chairman of the Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors, where he guided the Board through significant county initiatives while promoting collaboration, transparency, and responsible governance.
Supervisor Condit earned a Bachelor of Arts in History, graduating Cum Laude from California State University, Stanislaus, and later earned a master’s degree in Legal Studies from the University of Oklahoma. He remains committed to building safer neighborhoods, stronger local economies, expanded healthcare access, improved infrastructure, and a county government that is accessible, fiscally responsible, and responsive to every resident of District 5.
Supervisor Condit believes effective government begins by listening to the people it serves and delivering practical, measurable results that improve the quality of life for every resident.
Education
- The University of Oklahoma, Master of Legal Studies
- California State University-Stanislaus, B.A. History, Cum Laude
- Merced Junior College, A.A. Social & Behavioral Science
- St. Mary's Catholic High School
Took Office: January 4, 2021
Second Term Expires: January 2029
2026 Board Committee Assignments
- Agricultural Advisory Board
- Central San Joaquin Valley Foreign-Trade Zone Advisory Board
- City of Turlock- County Liaison Committee
- Countywide Oversight Board
- Financing District Public Financing Authority (CLIBP)
- Hazardous Waste Management Advisory Committee
- Health Executive Committee
- Local Task Force on Solid Waste Management
- StanCog Policy Board
- Stanislaus County Family Domestic Violence Coordinating Council
- Stanislaus Regional Transit Authority
- Tuolumne River Regional Park Committee (TRRP)
News And Photos
South Modesto Businesses United Cinco de Mayo Parade 2026
Hills Ferry Road Bridge Groundbreaking Ceremony in Newman 2026
Recognizing Outstanding County Employee Renee Crawford 2026
South Modesto Sidewalk Project in Parklawn 2026
VFW Sign Groundbreaking Ceremony in Modesto 2026
Love Patterson 2026
South Modesto Sidewalk Groundbreaking Ceremony 2026
Infrastructure Groundbreaking Ceremony in South Modesto Community of Parklawn 2025
Leroy F. Fitzsimmons Memorial Park Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony in Grayson 2025
Bonita Pool Grand Opening in Crows Landing 2025
Recognizing Damon Flores of Ceres for his Outstanding Athletic Accomplishments 2025
Ronil Singh Hwy 33 Dedication in Newman 2023
Awarding student scholarships in Grayson 2023
Check Presentation from Senator Anna Caballero for $3 million Dollars for Bonita Pool in Crows Landing 2023
Annual West Stanislaus Resource Conservation District Ranchers Meeting at Frank Raines Park 2024
Celebrating Vaisakhi at the Modesto Sikh Temple 2024
Welcoming Incoming Chair Mani Grewal 2024
Delivering Sand Bags to residents in South Modesto 2023
Patterson Apricot Fiesta Parade 2023
Newman Fall Festival Parade 2023
Memorial Day at Lakewood 2023
Chair of the Board 2023
Standing in Solidarity with SEIU-UHW 2023
1st Annual Latino Leadership Summit 2023
Ceres Legislative Breakfast 2023
Monterey Tract Park Community Cleanup Day 2023
State of the County Address 2023
Love Ceres 2023
South Modesto Community Cleanup Day 2023
Check Presentation From Senator Marie Alvarado-Gil for $5 Million Dollars for South Modesto 2023
Invest In Me Annual Youth Conference 2023
Patterson Special Olympics 2023
Ride-along with Patterson Fire Department 2023
Modesto 4th of July Parade 2023
Board Meeting 2023
Recognizing Young Entrepreneur, Jay Willis of Newman 2023
Modesto Children’s Museum Ribbon Cutting Ceremony 2023
Ceres September 11th Remembrance Day 2022
Infrastructure Meeting with South Modesto Community Leaders 2022
Keyes Community Services District Ceremony Accepting a Federal Grant for Water Filtration Systems 2022
“A Day in the Life” event hosted by Mohamed Rashid with Advocacy is Success 2022
Ceres Memorial Day Ceremony 2021
Newman Fall Festival Parade 2021
Patterson Apricot Fiesta Parade 2022
Stanislaus County Board Meeting 2021
Local Business Recognition 2021
Ceres Chamber of Commerce Installation 2022
Speaking with Community Members in South Modesto 2022
Empire Library Grand Opening 2021
Modesto Veterans Day Parade 2021
Westley Christmas Toy Drive with Westley/Grayson Promotores 2021
S.M.B.U. Cinco De Mayo Parade 2022
Newman Farmers Market 2022
Patterson District Office Hours 2022
Westley District Office Hours 2022
Empire Community Cleanup Day 2022
Crows Landing District Office Hours 2022
All District 5 Supervisors from 1976-present
District 5 Outstanding Senior of the Year, Pat Maisetti 2024
Patterson Apricot Fiesta Parade 2024
National Fentanyl Awareness Day 2024
Groundbreaking Ceremony for Sierra Vista Wellness Center in South Modesto 2024
Board of Supervisors- 2025
Ceres Concerts in the Park- 2025
Love Empire- 2025
Crows Landing Lions Club Cioppino Feed- 2025
Grand Opening of Sierra Vista Wellness Center in South Modesto- 2025
Newman City Council Meeting- 2025
Ceres Community Cleanup- 2025
Grayson Community Cleanup- 2025
South Modesto Community Cleanup- 2025
