Former Westchester County Court Judge Susan Cacace Retires After 19 Years on the Bench
A Look into the Career of Westchester's Longest-Tenured County Court Judge
Judge Cacace's Early Life and Career
Born in Yonkers, New York, the Honorable Susan Cacace grew up in the city where her late father served as chief judge. Judge Cacace's dedication to the law and public service is evident in her long and distinguished tenure in the Westchester County Court system.
Judge Cacace began her career in public service as the Assistant Deputy County Attorney in Westchester County, where she served for five years. In 2004, she was elected to the Westchester County Court, making history as the first woman to hold this position.
A Dedicated and Respected Judicial Figure
During her 19 years on the bench, Judge Cacace presided over countless cases, earning a reputation for her fairness, integrity, and commitment to justice.
She has been a mentor to countless young lawyers and clerks, sharing her vast knowledge and passion for the law. Judge Cacace's dedication to the Westchester community extended beyond the courtroom. She was actively involved in various organizations and programs that promote access to justice and civic engagement.
Retirement and Future Plans
On December 7, 2023, Judge Cacace retired from her position as the longest-tenured County Court Judge in Westchester County.
While she has stepped down from the bench, Judge Cacace remains deeply committed to public service. She plans to continue her work in various capacities, including volunteering, teaching, and advocating for the marginalized.
Conclusion
The retirement of Judge Susan Cacace marks the end of an era in Westchester County's legal history. Her dedication, compassion, and unwavering commitment to justice have left an indelible mark on the community.
As she embarks on this new chapter, we wish Judge Cacace all the best and express our sincere gratitude for her dedicated service to Westchester County.
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