'Undercover Boss': What is Mayor of Fontana Acquanetta Warren's net worth?
The latest episode of ‘Undercover Boss’ Season 11 will see the Mayor of Fontana, Acquanetta Warren, donning a disguise and learn more about the various departments of the city that she’s leading. While undercover, Warren will be helping to take the training about how to work in the fire department and assisting a fireman name Ben to complete the training.
Now, the fireman doesn’t know that he is talking to the Mayor of Fontana and tells her that they will be working on how to open the door of a car if a patient is trapped inside it. The fireman asks her to work with a tool to open the car and she was really excited about that.
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However, it was hard for her to use the tool because she was using it for the first time. While using the tool and trying to open the door, she smashed the window of the car and when the car door opened suddenly, the tool went away flying to the ground.
That’s just one of the things she would be experiencing during the show and it might really be problematic for her. Warren has been working in politics for more than 20 years and has earned a lot of recognition through her work. Let’s take a look at how much she has earned in her career.
Education and her entry into politics
Born in 1956, Warren attended Locke High School from 1971 to 1974 and went on to take admission in Occidental College to earn a degree in Political Science/Urban Studies. Although she started her professional journey with jobs in the Banking sector, since 1991, she has been working tirelessly for the public and making their lives easier.
Warren was appointed to the Fontana City Council on December 17, 2002, and was re-elected in 2004 and 2008. Before her appointment, she was serving as a Co-Chairperson of the City of Fontana General Plan Advisory Committee and Chairperson of the Citizen Village of Heritage Development Landscape Committee.
Responsibilities as a Mayor
Since becoming Mayor in 2010, she has been overseeing her administration on “bolstering economic development, creating educational opportunities, improving public safety, and advocating for a healthier community.” The mayor has also been an integral part of positioning Fontana as a supply chain hub that provides a lot of essential services to businesses in the US and throughout the world.
In one of the most key decisions during her tenure, she started the Mayor’s Manufacturing Council and more than 500 women attended the first annual Inland Empire Women in manufacturing event. Another decision that made her famous among people was her decision to “open” Fontana for business and work directly with Fontana’s Chamber of Commerce. Her hard work paid off and in 2017, the city was ranked four in the five-year annual growth of retail sales.
In 2013, Fontana was named one of the top 20 safest communities in the country. To make the city safer, she has been holding open conversations with the people and police officers. She also founded the award-winning program called Healthy Fontana.
Awards and Achievements
Apart from being the first female and first African-American to become the Mayor of Fontana, Warren has won a lot of awards for her work in the health and education sectors. She won the Helen Putnam Award of Excellence in 2019 and 2008.
The Mayor has also been awarded the Health Champion Award for Southern California Elected Officials from the California Center for Public Health in 2017, and the California Health & Public Advocacy Health Champion Award in 2015.
Other important positions she holds
She is one of the nationally recognized leaders and is a part of several esteemed departments. She is the Chairwoman of the Manufacturing and Career and Technical Education Task Force, Vice Chairwoman of the Youth Involvement Task Force, and a member of the Advisory Board with the US Conference of Mayors.
On the other hand, she has also been a member of the League of California Cities Public Safety Task Force. Additionally, she is also a member of the Intergovernmental Policy Advisory Committee (IGPAC) to focus on the trade issue.
What is Acquanetta Warren’s net worth?
She has been working in politics for more than two decades now and made a name for herself. In 2019, it was reported that she had a salary of $40,310, which is 39.9 percent lower than the average pay for co-workers and 38.9 percent lower than the national average for government employees. According to Peopleai.com, Warren’s net worth is reported as estimated at $498,000.