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venture, or aim); support

or actively encourage.

Our profession is the oldest

of public servants in local

government, along with the

tax collector, and can be

traced before Biblical times.

Before there were Mayors,

City Councils and City Man-

agers, there were Town/City

Clerks. Then and now, the

Municipal Clerk’s office

serves as a direct link

between the citizens of the

community and their local

government.

Byron Pope, MMC

CCAC President

CCAC President’s Message

I n s i de t h i s

i s s ue :

President’s

Message

1

TTC 2015

Graduates

3

Newly Designated

Clerk

3

Professional

Development

Update

4

CCAC Institute

Scholarships

4

CCAC 2016

Educational

Offerings

5

Support MCEF 6

New Law &

Election Seminar

7

Athenian

Dialogues

8

Southern Division-

In the Spotlight

8

Southern Division–

Member Spotlight

9

NEWLY UPDATED

2015-16 CCAC

Board of Directors

16

OFFICIAL WORD O c t o b e r 2 0 1 5 V o l u m e 1 6 , I s s u e 1 0

S p ec i a l P o i n t s

o f I n t e r e s t :

* * * * * * * *

• Congratulate the

2015 TTC Graduates

—See Page 3

• Apply for a CCAC

Institute Scholarship

—See Page 4

• Calendar the 2016

Educational Offerings

—See Page 5

The election results are in! The newly elected Board members were

sworn in at the City Clerk’s Department meeting prior to our Workshop

at the League of California Cities Annual Conference in San Jose on

September 30. Congratulations to all! I also want to thank everyone

serving on the CCAC Board and Division Boards this year. Your

continued commitment to CCAC and to your fellow clerks is greatly

appreciated.

2015-2016 CCAC Election Results

President: Byron Pope, City of Beverly Hills

First Vice-President: Jose Jasso, City of Manteca

Second Vice-President: Wendy Klock-Johnson, City of Sacramento

Recording Secretary: Margaret Roberts, City of Hercules Treasurer: Susan Domen, City of Burbank

Communications Director: Kimberly Rodrigues, City of Agoura Hills

Professional Development Representative, Northern: Shawna Freels, City of Gilroy

Professional Development Representative, Southern: Stephanie Smith, City of Lake Forest Central Division Trustee: Ricca Charlon, City of Ridgecrest

By-Law Measure 15-A: Passed with 91.8% voting in favor!

Newly Elected Division Presidents:

Central Division: Luisa Zavala, City of Porterville Northern Division: Deborah Padovan, Town of Los Altos Hills

Southern Division: Vicki Kasad, City of Ontario

Returning Board Members for 2015/2016:

Legislative Director: Randi Johl-Olson, City of Temecula

Professional Development Director: Dawn Abrahamson, City of Vallejo Northern Division Trustee: Mindy Cuppy, City of Rancho Cordova

Southern Division Trustee: Mitzi Ortiz, City of Aliso Viejo

Immediate Past President: Nanci Lima, Retired

Professional Development Representative, Central: vacant

Thanks again to our fantastic Nominating Committee for handling this year’s election –

Chair: Donna Settles, City of Galt

Committee member: Leilani Brown, City of Newport Beach

Committee member: Lana Chikami, City of Paramount

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2015-2016 Theme

Our Immediate Past President/

Retired City Clerk Nanci

Lima challenged us two

years ago with the theme

“Unity”. This past year, we

were challenged to “Take

Your Place at the Leadership

Table”. This year, the theme

for CCAC is “Promote Our

Profession Effect ively” .

Webster’s Dictionary defines

the word promote: to con-

tribute to the growth or pros-

pe r i t y o f someth i ng

(espec ia l l y a cause ,

We are great at what we do,

but not always great at telling

our story. It’s not easy to define

what we do (even with our

elevator speech) to the

general public. Recently, while

attending the IIMC Annual

Conference in Hartford, CT in

May 2015, there was an artist in

a vendor booth having

discussions with attendees.

After he engaged in conversation

about the duties and responsibilities

of our profession, he then

turned our words into art.

Con t i n ued on Ne x t Page -

a l l o f the t r a i ne r s

and presenters. Professional

Development Director Dawn

Abrahamson offers her sincere

congratulations to all of the

graduates. Clearly, educa-

tion continues to be vital to

our profession and your

agency will be the benefac-

tor of your sacrifice. During

the month of October,

the Southern Division Nuts &

Bolts training was held in

Brea, the Master Municipal

Clerks Academy (MMCA)

will be in Pomona and the

Board will be having our

Goal Setting and Board

Meeting in Manhattan Beach.

OAMR

I attended the 33rd Annual

O regon As soc ia t i on o f

M un i c i pa l R e co r de r s

(OAMR) Con fe rence ,

September 15 – 17, 2015 in

Seaside, OR. The theme

was Navigat ing

t h e F u t u r e

and I en joyed

represent ing

CCAC , a t tend i ng the

education sessions, and

networking, not only with the

Oregon Recorders, but also

the Washington S tate

Con t i n ued on Ne x t Page -

Here is the final product from

his conversation with Clerks

from all around the world...

As you can see, our profession is

evolving and it is difficult at

best to explain what we

do…AND WE’RE THE ONES

DOING THE JOB!!

Depending on the agency,

titles and responsibilities may

vary greatly from your fellow

col leagues. Here’s my

challenge: let’s explore our

common areas of responsibility

and become more effective

in “telling our story” to our

co-workers, communities and

e lected and appointed

officials. The Board will also

transition the majority of the

day-to-day operation of

our organization to a

professional association

management firm (with

Board oversight), allowing us

more time for strategic

planning, transition planning

and strengthening our

partnership/relationship with

the League of California

Cities, the Secretary of

State’s Office and the Fair

Political Practices Commission. LEAGUE CONFERENCE

The 2015 Annual League of

California Cities Conference

was held in San Jose

September 30 – October 2.

We had an outstanding City

Clerk’s Workshop dealing with

the topic of Ballot Measures

and collaborating on the

initiative process. I had the

privilege of serving as the

Credentials Committee Chair

for the closing League of

California Cities General

Assembly/Annual Business

Meeting. I, along with First

Vice-President Jose Jasso

and Second Vice-President

Wendy Klock-Johnson worked

with the League representatives

to check-in the 388 voting

delegates and ensured there

was a quorum, as established

by League bylaws, of at

least 238 voting delegates

prior to voting on the business

matters.

Next year’s League Conference

will be held on October 5 – 7,

2016 in Long Beach, CA.

Save the Date!!

EDUCATION, EDUCATION,

EDUCATION

The month of September was

a great month for education

for our p rofess ion . The

Technical Track for Clerks

(TTC) session was attended

by a record 87 participants

with 24 graduates (See Page

3). Thank you to our Institute

Director Maureen Kane and

CCAC President’s Message, continued-

This

Year’s

CCAC

Theme

is:

“Promote

Our

Profession

Effectively”

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CCAC President’s Message, continued


President Debbie Burke, IIMC

Region IX Directors Tracy

Davis and Alice Attwood,

and IIMC President Monica

M a r t i n e z - S i mmo n s . I

performed the National

Anthem for their Opening

Ceremony, and during my

CCAC State Report I

mentioned our by-law

amendment election result.

Everyone was thrilled with

the news, and offered

t he i r a s s i s t a nce w i t h

a n y t h i n g we need to plan

for the transition next year.

T H AN K Y O U A N D

CONGRATULATIONS—

Miranda Lutzow (former City

of Merced Assistant City

Clerk and CCAC Central

D i v i s i o n P r o f e s s i o na l

Development Representative)

accepted and began the

position of Management

Analyst with the City of

Oakdale on September 14,

2015. Thank you for being a

champion for City Clerks

and we wish you all the best

as you work towards

reaching your goal of

becoming a City Manager.

Newly Designated Clerk

Kudos to the following IIMC Member for achieving her CMC

Christine Black, CMC Deputy City Clerk, City of Hollister

With October quickly

passing by, I want to wish

you all a safe and enjoyable

Halloween and I look

forward to sharing with you

more updates in next

month’s issue.

TRICK OR TREAT

Marilyn Vengbai Sarah Guerra Shelley Neis

Angela Bustamante Christina Gutierrez Norma Ramirez

Matthew Ceballos Cynthia Holder Pablo Rubio

Mary Clifford Claudia Isbell Elizabeth Soto

Debbi Covington Zaneta Luna Mona Shilling

Susan Davis John Maier Todd Stermer

Amy Diaz Cecilia McDaniel Debra Thomas

Dianna Gomez Lin Moore Megan Wiegelman

TTC Class of 2015 (September) Graduates

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Professional Development Update


Dawn G. Abrahamson, MMC,

Professional Development

Director

Below are the educational offerings for the remainder of 2015. Specific questions may be referred to Professional

Development Director Dawn Abrahamson at [email protected] or (707) 648-4528. For a full calendar

of events, visit the CCAC website Events Calendar at www.californiacityclerks.org

October 2015

Session: Southern Division Nuts & Bolts

Dates: October 8-9, 2015

Location: Brea Community Center, Brea

Registration Costs: $175 CCAC Members; $200 for non-members

Registration: Open—Registration limited to 100 participants

Point Value: Entry Level and CMC Candidates. 3.0 CMC Education or Experience Pts

Contact: Lisa Pope, 310-456-2489 ext. 228 or [email protected]

Jeffrie Madland, 805-388-5315 or [email protected]

CCAC Alternative Scholarship Deadline & Contact: May 1 of Each Calendar Year

Shawna Freels, Program Chair, [email protected], (408) 846-0204

Session: Master Municipal Clerk Academy (MMCA)

Dates: October 14-16, 2015—www.MillerMCG.com

Location: Kellogg West Center, Cal Poly Pomona Campus

Registration: Open; Closes September 30

Registration Costs: $1,295 for CCAC Members (subject to adjustment)

Point Value: Geared towards the MMC candidate. CMC candidates will be accepted.

10 MMC Advanced Education & CMC Education

Contact: Pamela Miller, [email protected]

CCAC Scholarship Deadline & Contact: November 1, 2014, Dawn G. Abrahamson, Prof. Dev. Director,

[email protected] , (707) 648-4528

December 2015

Session: New Law & Election Seminar

Dates: December 2-4, 2015

Location: Hyatt Regency, La Jolla

Registration Costs: $450 (approximately), $142 lodging (approximately +taxes, fees, etc.)

Registration: Open; Closes November 5

Point Value: To Be Determined once program is developed and confirmed

Contact: League of California Cities, www.cacities.org



CCAC INSTITUTE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED!

Scholarship Application Deadline: Monday, November 2, 2015

Institute Scholarship Applications are being accepted for the following educational offerings:

Master Municipal Clerk Academy (MMCA)

February 17-19, 2016 (Dolce Hayes Mansion, San Jose)

Technical Training for Clerks (TTC) Series 200 Technical Training for Clerks (TTC) Series 400

March 15-18, 2016 June 21-24, 2016

TTC Training Location: University of Riverside Extension Campus

Questions? Contact Professional Development Director Dawn Abrahamson

Email: [email protected]

See Application on Page 10

Apply for CCAC Scholarships!

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O F F I C I A L W O R D

Mark

Your

Calendar

For the

Upcoming

2016

Educational

Offerings!

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Below is a brief snapshot of the many educational offerings for 2016 available to the membership. Specific questions

may be referred to Professional Development Director Dawn Abrahamson at [email protected] or

(707) 648-4528.

February 2016

Session: Northern Division Nuts & Bolts Workshop Dates: February 4 & 5, 2016

Location: Rancho Cordova City Hall for Workshop, Hyatt Place, Rancho Cordova for Lodging

Registration: Will open end of November

Registration Costs: $175 for CCAC members; $200 for non-members. Does not include

lodging which is estimated at $95.00 per night. (+ 12% hotel tax and additional $1.50 daily tourism fee)

Point Value: Entry Level & CMC Candidates. 3.0 CMC Education or Experience Points

Contact: Dawn G. Abrahamson, MMC

[email protected] or (707) 648-4528 CCAC Alternative Scholarship Deadline & Contact: May 1 of Each Calendar Year


Session: Master Municipal Clerk Academy (MMCA) Dates: February 17-19, 2016 Location: Dolce Hayes, San Jose

Registration: Register online at www.MillerMCG.com

Registration Costs: $1295 for CCAC members (subject to adjustment) Point Value: Geared towards the MMC candidate. CMC candidates will be

accepted. 10 MMC Advanced Education & CMC Education Points

Contact: Pamela Miller, [email protected]

CCAC Scholarship Deadline & Contact: November 2, 2015, Dawn G. Abrahamson, Prof. Dev. Director, [email protected] , (707) 648-4528

March 2016

Session: Technical Training for Clerks (TTC) (Series 100) Dates: March 15-18, 2016

Location: University of Riverside, Extension Campus Registration: Opens mid-January 2016 until session is full


Point Value: Entry Level and CMC Candidates, 15 CMC Education Points

Contact: Maureen Kane, (951) 789-8319; [email protected] CCAC Scholarship Deadline & Contact: November 2, 2015, Dawn G. Abrahamson, Prof. Dev. Director,

[email protected], (707) 648-4528

April 2016 Session: CCAC Annual Conference & One-Day Academy

Dates: One Day Academy – April 25, 2016

Conference - April 26-29, 2016

Location: Hyatt Regency, Newport Beach Registration: Registration to open January 2016-www.californiacityclerks.org

One-Day Academy Registration: $200 (subject to adjustment)

Registration Costs: $395 Early-Bird Member Registration;

$405 CCAC members; $495 non-members (subject to adjustment) Lodging Costs: $172 per night (+ applicable taxes)

Point Value: Academy: Anticipated 2 CMC Education/MMC Advanced Education pts

Conference: Anticipated 3.9 CMC Education/MMC Advanced Education pts

Contact: Dawn G. Abrahamson, MMC [email protected] or (707) 648-4528



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Have You

Budgeted

For Any

Upcoming

Training

Opportunities?

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May 2016

Session: 70th Annual IIMC Annual Conference Dates: May 22-25, 2016

Location: Omaha, Nebraska

Registration: Preliminary Program available in November 2015 at: www.iimc.com

Registration Costs: To be Announced Points Value: 8.0 CMC Education or Experience and

8.0 MMC Professional & Social Contribution

Contact: IIMC at www.iimc.com

June 2016

Session: Technical Training for Clerks (TTC) (Series 400) Dates: June 21-24, 2016

Location: University of Riverside Extension Campus


Registration: Opens mid-April 2016 until session is full Point Value: Entry Level and CMC Candidates, 15 CMC Education Points

Contact: Maureen Kane, (951) 789-8319; [email protected]

CCAC Scholarship Deadline & Contact: November 2, 2015, Dawn G. Abrahamson, Prof. Dev. Director,

[email protected], (707) 648-4528

July 2016 Session: Central Division Nuts & Bolts Workshop

Dates: July or August 2016

Location: To be Announced

Registration Costs: $175 for CCAC Members; $200 for non-members Registration: Opens May 2016

Point Value: Entry Level and CMC Candidates. 3.0 CMC Education or Experience Points

Contact: To be determined



September 2016

Session: Technical Training for Clerks (TTC) (Series 200) Dates: September 13-16, 2016

Location: University of Riverside Extension Campus Registration Costs: $1,500 for CCAC Members (subject to adjustment)

Registration: Opens mid-July until session is full

Point Value: Entry Level and CMC Candidates, 15 CMC Education Points

Contact: Maureen Kane, (951) 789-8319; [email protected] CCAC Scholarship Deadline & Contact: November 2, 2015, Dawn G. Abrahamson, Prof. Dev. Director,

[email protected] , (707) 648-4528

October 2016

Session: City Clerks Department Business Meeting & Workshop –

League of California Cities Annual Conference Dates: October 5, 2016

Location: Long Beach Convention Center

Registration Costs: To be Announced

Registration: League of California Cities, http://www.cacities.org/Education-Events/ Annual-Conference/For-Attendees/Registration

Point Value: To be determined once program is developed and confirmed

Contact: League of California Cities, www.cacities.org

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Interested in a chance to WIN a trip to Hawaii?

See Page 13

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October 2016

Session: Southern Division Nuts & Bolts Dates: October 2016

Location: Brea

Registration Costs: $175 CCAC Members; $200 for non-members

Registration: Opens July Point Value: Entry Level and CMC Candidates. 3.0 CMC Education or Experience Pts

Contact: Lisa Pope, (310) 456-2489 ext. 228 or [email protected]

Jeffrie Madland, (805) 388-5315 or [email protected]



December 2016

Session: New Law & Election Seminar Dates: November 30-December 2, 2016

Location: Portola Hotel, Monterey Registration Costs: $450 registration (approximately)

$142 lodging (approximately + taxes, fees, etc.)

Registration: To be Announced

Point Value: To Be Determined once program is developed and confirmed Contact: League of California Cities, www.cacities.org



New Law & Elections Seminar The City Clerks' Department of the

League of California Cities will hold its

2015 seminar from Wednesday, December

2, through Friday, December 5, in La Jolla.

Last year, over 250 clerks from throughout

the State attended this premiere event for

continuing professional education, to discuss topics, to network and share

experiences and expertise to better serve their cities. Don't miss out on this

important seminar.

Have

You

Registered

for

New

Law?

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Upcoming Athenian Dialogues


First I want to thank the Southern Division for the opportunity to serve as the

2015-16 Chair. As I considered taking on this role, I thought about my

priorities for the year and one consideration rose above all. Most important

to me is the opportunity to network with my fellow clerks. As the Mentoring

Chair for the City Clerk’s Association of California and a trainer at Technical

Training for Clerks, I have many opportunities for personal contact and

interaction with clerks, but not everyone has those opportunities.

Sometimes I feel I learn as much, if not more, from these interactions as I do

sitting in an eight hour class. Listening to the situations and solutions in the

lives of other clerks provides a huge amount of insight to address some of

my own issues and dilemmas. Attending division meetings gives us all the opportunity to meet clerks we might not otherwise encounter in our

everyday work life. From these encounters we can gain fresh perspectives,

new insights, future job opportunities. and meaningful relationships. So my

theme for the Southern Division this year will be “Networking for Professional Excellence”. In keeping

with that theme, we will be adding at least one additional division meeting this year, probably in the

spring. There will be as many as six Athenian Dialogues in Southern California over the next two years,

and we are even planning a fun event for Clerks to give back to the Community. Anthony Mejia is

leading a “Rowdy Recorders” team for the 2015 Muckfest 5K Mud Obstacle Run to benefit the

National Multiple Sclerosis Society. I encourage each of you to take advantage of these

events, get out and network with your fellow clerks, and make the most of these

opportunities. At the Southern Division meeting held at the Ontario Convention Center on

September 25, 2015, we had over 100 people registered for the training session entitled

“#YOUSAIDWHATONTWITTER!!!? Electronic or Paper it’s all the same under the PRA”, it was

a great training opportunity and chance to network with professionals in the Clerk field.

We are off to a great start in 2015-16!

Wait Listed—See Below Wait Listed—See Below

“Lord of the Flies”

by William Golding

Saturday, November 14, 2015

City of Monterey

On wait list

Contact Nova Swain for more info. See Page 15

“I Am Malala—The Girl Who Stood Up

for Education and was Shot by the Taliban”

by Melala Yousafzai

Saturday, October 24, 2015

City of Calistoga

On wait list

Contact Kathy Flamson for more info. See Page 14

Southern Division

Vicki Kasad MMC

SCCCA Chair

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This month’s member spotlight focuses on Vicki Hahn, CMC. Vicki has served as the Executive Assistant / District Clerk

at Three Valleys Municipal Water District (TVMWD) since 2007. TVMWD is a special district formed by a vote of the

people to serve supplemental water to the three valleys surrounding them – Pomona, Walnut and east San Gabriel.

TVMWD was Vicki’s first local government job and she has embraced the opportunities provided to serve. Prior to local

government, Vicki spent greater than 15 years working for a local water district.

So, what is a special district? A special district is a form of local government created by a local community to meet a

specific need. Inadequate tax bases and competing demands for existing taxes make it hard for cities and counties

to provide all the services their constituent’s desire. When residents or landowners want new services or higher levels of

existing services, they can form a district to pay for and administer them. California is home to greater than 2,000

special districts that may include, airport, cemetery, community service, recreation and open space, and of course

water districts and more. For more information about special districts visit the California Special District Website at,

http://www.csda.net/special-districts/. Each special district has its own local government, complete with staff and

either an elected or appointed board. The clerks that serve these boards have like responsibilities to the City Clerk

position which is why IIMC recognized their value and the need to provide relative training, and admitted special

districts to membership several years ago.

Vicki will officially begin her term on the SCCCA Board effective October 1, 2015 and will serve as the FY 2015-16

Scholarship Chair. She is excited about getting involved in the Association that has given her so much in the way of

professional development. Helping to identify those that may have a need to obtain their professional goals by way of

scholarship is right up her alley. She has a passion for getting to know people and helping them to succeed.

Prior to starting her official board service Vicki jumped in with both feet to assist outgoing Scholarship Chair, Sarah

Manwaring to help finalize the lucky scholarship recipients for the October 8-9, 2015 Nuts and Bolts in Brea, CA.

Congratulations to the 15 lucky winners! Watch your inbox shortly after the first of October for the application for the

New Law and Election Conference scholarship(s) that will be awarded by SCCCA. A total of five scholarships will be

awarded for this conference being held in La Jolla, California December 2-4, 2015. Registration is already open and

information can be found at: http://bit.ly/1LMlYeB.

Vicki was awarded the designation of CMC from the International Institute of Municipal Clerks in March 2015, and is

actively completing her education in Public Administration at the University of La Verne, while concurrently working

toward her MMC designation. Vicki is also actively involved in the CCAC Mentor Program and currently has five

mentees at various stages assigned to her.

Earlier this year Vicki set a personal goal to be elected to a non-profit board where she would have the opportunity to

give back to those that have helped in her professional career development. Vicki says “I am privileged to have been

elected by our membership to serve as a director on the 2015-16 Southern California Division board of the California

City Clerks Association.”

On a more personal note, when Vicki isn’t busy at work, or other volunteer activities, she spends time with her family

that includes her husband Frank, her daughter Laura (presently a Senior at Northern Kentucky University), and son

Philip a student at the City of Pomona’s Adult Transition Program, where he is being taught daily living skills with the

hope of semi-independent living at some future point.

Vicki is also active in another association, the International Association of Administrative Professionals, www.iaap-

hq.org. She was recently awarded two recognitions through IAAP earlier this year, one from her California Division

peers as 2015 Best Admin in a Government Role and as an inaugural recipient of the IAAP 2015 Achievement Award.

In addition to being a member of IAAP, Vicki serves on their Foundation Board and has recently taken on assignments

on two committees, Advancement and Finance.

If you do not know Vicki, I encourage you to get to know her, she is connected on Facebook and Linked In or you can

email her at [email protected].

Southern Division

(SCCCA)

Vicki Hahn, Executive Assistant/District Clerk Vicki Hahn, Executive Assistant/District Clerk Vicki Hahn, Executive Assistant/District Clerk Vicki Hahn, Executive Assistant/District Clerk

Three Valleys Municipal Water District Three Valleys Municipal Water District Three Valleys Municipal Water District Three Valleys Municipal Water District


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* On Wait List

2015-16 CCAC Board of Directors Byron Pope, MMC, President,

Beverly Hills, 310-285-2401, [email protected]

Jose Jasso, CMC, First Vice-President,

Manteca, 209-456-8013, [email protected]

Wendy Klock-Johnson, Second Vice-President,

Sacramento, 916-808-7509, [email protected]

Margaret S. Roberts, MMC, Recording Secretary,

Hercules, 510-799.8215, [email protected]

Kimberly M. Rodrigues, MPPA, MMC, Communications Director,

Agoura Hills, 818-597-7303, [email protected]

Susan Domen, MMC, Treasurer,

Burbank, 818-238-5851, [email protected]

Randi Johl-Olson, JD, MMC, Legislative Director,

Temecula, 951-694-6421, [email protected]

Dawn Abrahamson, MMC, Professional Development Director,

Vallejo, 707-648-4528, [email protected]

Stephanie Smith, MMC, Southern Division Professional Development Representative,

Lake Forest, 949-461-3421, [email protected]

Shawna Freels, MMC, Northern Division Professional Development Representative,

Gilroy, 408-846-0204, [email protected]

Central Division Professional Development Representative,

Vacant Position

Vicki Kasad, MMC, Southern Division Chair,

Ontario, 909-395-2166, [email protected]

Deborah L. Padovan, CMC, Northern Division Chair,

Los Altos, 650-947-2513, [email protected]

Luisa Zavala, Central Division Chair,

Porterville, 559-782-7464, [email protected]

Mitzi Ortiz, MMC, Southern Division Trustee

Aliso Viejo, 949-425-2506, [email protected]

Mindy Cuppy, MMC, Northern Division Trustee,

Rancho Cordova, 916-851-8721, [email protected]

Ricca Charlon, CMC, Central Division Trustee,

Ridgecrest, 760-499-5062, [email protected]

Nanci Lima, MMC, Immediate Past President, Chowchilla, 559-665-8615, [email protected]

Alice J. Attwood, CMC, IIMC Region IX Director, Tonasket, WA 509-486-2132, [email protected]

Tracy L. Davis, MMC, IIMC Region IX Director, Keizer, OR, 503-856-3412, [email protected]

League Representative: Lorraine Okabe, Director of Education & Conferences,

916-658-8236, [email protected]


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