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OAKLAND, Calif. — Ursula Jones Dickson was officially sworn in as the new District Attorney of Alameda County on Tuesday afternoon. The ceremony, held at the county courthouse, marked a significant moment for both Jones Dickson and the community she will serve. During her acceptance speech, she emphasized her commitment to restoring focus and efficiency within the office, stating her determination to "get back to business."
Jones Dickson, who has a long history in law and public service, highlighted her priorities, which include addressing crime, enhancing public safety, and ensuring justice is served fairly and equitably. She acknowledged the challenges ahead but expressed confidence in her team and the community's support.
As she embarks on her new role, Jones Dickson aims to foster a collaborative environment with law enforcement and community organizations. Her vision is to create a more transparent and accountable office that prioritizes the needs of Alameda County residents.
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