Richard Valle was born in Corcoran, California. He attended Fremont Elementary School, John Muir Middle School and graduated Corcoran High School in 1988.

In May of 1990, Richard Valle raised his right hand as he was sworn in to the United States Marine Corps., proudly serving for 6 years. He served as a Private, Lance Corporal and finally as Sergeant, and was stationed in El Toro-Irvine, Miramar-San Diego, and in Iwankuni Japan. Richard Valle is proud to be a Veteran and credits his service with teaching him lasting lessons that continue to guide his life.

After being honorably discharged, Richard Valle returned to Corcoran and was hired by the Santa Rosa Rancheria. After 4 years of working as an Audit Inspector in their casino, he decided to attend San Joaquin Valley College. After completing his degree in Human Resource Administration, Richard Valle decided to remain in the Valley, and in February of 2003, was hired as a Field Representative for Assemblywoman Nicole Parra.

During those 6 years of service, Richard Valle worked with leadership as well as community members of the 30th Assembly District, which is made up of portions of Fresno County, Tulare County, Kern County and all of Kings County.

His passion for public service led him to pursue a seat on the Kings County Board of Supervisors. On November 4, 2008, the voters gave him the honor to represent them in District 2. As of January 2026, Richard Valle is the longest-serving Latino county supervisor in California. He has represented District 2 on the Kings County Board of Supervisors since 2008.

“I am proud to represent Avenal, Corcoran, Home Garden & Kettleman City and be of service to those hard working taxpayers. If I can ever be of assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me personally at (559) 362-4664.”

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