D.A.’s Family Support Chief Receives Award
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Sue Delarue, the district attorney office’s family support chief, has received an award from the California Department of Social Services for outstanding achievement by a manager.
Delarue has headed family support enforcement for 2 1/2 years. Last year, the unit increased child support collections by 57%, collecting more than $90 million.
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