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Barry Dewing Assistant Director, Adult Services Division Riverside County Department of Public Social Services

Barry brings over two decades of experience in Public Social Services to the table, with a career spanning various leadership roles and significant contributions to the field. Starting as a CPS Social Worker in 1998, he promoted to Supervisor at Orange County Social Services. His journey continued in 2005 when he transitioned to Riverside County as a Regional Manager within the Children’s Services Division, showing his adaptability and commitment to making a difference in diverse communities. In 2010, Barry expanded his impact by taking on the role of Regional Manager in the Adult Services Division, where he managed multiple regions and program operations. His leadership led to his promotion to Deputy Director in 2020, where he effectively managed operational regions and ensured the division’s continued success. Recently, in October 2023, Barry assumed the position of Assistant Director in Adult Services, continuing his reputation as a leader with a proven track record of driving organizational excellence. Beyond his professional achievements, Barry holds undergraduate degrees in Psychology and Sociology, along with a master’s degree in counseling psychology, underscoring his commitment to continuous learning and personal growth. Outside of work, Barry has been married to his wife for 26 years and has two young adult daughters. Barry finds joy in supporting his youngest daughter at lacrosse games, following his passion for welding, and immersing himself in the great outdoors.

Maureen DuMouchel, JD Deputy District Attorney IV Special Prosecutions Region, Major Elder Abuse Riverside County District Attorney’s Office

Maureen DuMouchel has been a Riverside County Deputy District Attorney since 2006. She is assigned to the Major Elder Abuse Unit of the Special Prosecutions Region, where she prosecutes elder/dependent adult abuse and major fraud cases. She is a core member of the Riverside County

Elder Abuse Forensic Center, has taught law enforcement about Elder and Dependent Adult Abuse, and gives presentations to seniors regarding scams and fraud. Maureen DuMouchel has a Juris Doctorate Degree from Mc George School of Law degree and a bachelor’s degree from Loyola Marymount University.

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