Awards of Distinction and Clerk of the Year On Thursday night, April 28, 2016, at the “White Party” themed Annual Banquet, we will be honoring fellow City Clerks with Awards of Distinc-tion and City Clerk of the Year. It is always exciting to recog-nize special accomplishments of our fellow clerks with the Awards of Distinction and to find out who will be the Clerk of the Year at the banquet. I have enjoyed receiving and reading the numerous nomina-tions that have been submit-ted. It confirms for me that City Clerks do indeed “Promote Our Profession Effectively”. CCAC CANCELLATION POL-ICY REMINDER An attendee may cancel: (a) for a full refund less an ad-ministrative fee of 25% if more than 30 days before the event (b) up to 15 days before the event and receive a 50% re-fund (c) less than 15 days before the event, however no refund will be issued Qualified refunds will be pro-cessed after the event. Exceptions: There are excep-tions to this policy if there is a medical emergency or death in the attendee’s immediate family. Exceptions to the can-cellation policy are only given in consultation with both the CCAC Treasurer and CCAC President. TECHNICAL TRACK FOR CLERKS I am very happy to report that we have now set a new record

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Annual Conference Our 43rd Annual CCAC Confer-ence will be held at the beauti-ful Newport Beach Hyatt Re-gency Hotel on April 27-29, 2016, along with an Advanced Academy and Athenian Dia-logue on April 26, 2016. If you have not registered, please do so immediately. Our hotel room block at the host hotel – Hyatt Newport Beach - is sold out. You still may be able to make reservations for the Hyatt but no longer at our reduced conference rate. We have also made arrangements at an overflow hotel, the Radisson Newport Beach. For those attendees that still need room reservations, the Radisson can accommodate our group at their current per diem rate of $150 per night, but please know that it will be based on the hotel’s availability. You can either call for reservations at (800) 333-3333 or visit the website at www.radisson.com/newportbeachca. It’s not too late to register for the Pat Hammers Memorial Run/Walk on Thursday morning, April 28, 2016. This a n n u a l event raises funds for the CCAC Educat ion Fund and more im-p o r t a n t l y honors the m e m o r y and legacy of former Cathedral City Clerk Pat Hammers. So RISE AND SHINE!! Come join your fellow City Clerks for a morning

walk in beautiful Newport Beach. Registration is only $25 and you will receive a custom-ized reusable water bottle. The Wednesday night event out will be a movie premiere, red carpet, paparazzi styled event. The selected film will be con-firmed soon (it is much harder than I expected to secure a “premiere” upcoming new re-lease). If our attempts to get an upcoming new release are unsuccessful, then we will be looking to secure “The Boss”

starring Melis-sa McCarthy. Please note: “The Boss” opens this weekend in theaters, so don’t go and see it yet…just in case ( s m i l e ) . Don’t delay, p u r c h a s e your $65 tick-et for the

“Wednesday Night Out” event today.

Byron Pope, MMC CCAC President

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Athenian Dialogue 3

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City Clerks Give Back Day

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Scholarship Opportu-nities

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S p e c i a l P o i n t s o f I n t e r e s t : * * * * * * * * Donate/Volunteer

CCAC Annual Conference — See Page 3

Attend upcoming educational sessions —See Page 6

Apply for CCAC Scholarships —See Page 7

tee interest card on our CCAC web-site and/or send me an email at bpope@beverlyhills.org. This year’s upcoming election will be the South-ern Division’s turn for the office of 2nd Vice President, plus there will be sev-eral other positions open including some of the new Region Director positions. So, be looking for the an-nouncement in the month of May. Wishing you an awesome April and I look forward to seeing you in New-port Beach!! “The sun was warm but the wind was chill. You know how it is with an April day.” — Robert Frost

for attendance at TTC. Ninety-four (94) of you attended the Technical Track for Clerks (TTC) Series 100 Course in Riverside, CA - March 15-18, with eleven (11) graduating at-tendees. To put this in perspective, when I attended TTC a little more than ten years ago, there were prob-ably 35 attendees…almost one-third of this record number! This training, along with the Nuts & Bolts trainings and the MMC Academy are impera-tive and vital educational opportuni-ties for our profession in California. I would like to thank the TTC Institute Director, Maureen Kane, for consist-ently providing quality educational opportunities for us along with her dedicated team of instructors and volunteers. If this is any indication of the future for our profession, California will be in great shape for decades to come. SOUTHERN DIVISION MEETING I attended the Southern Division’s meeting on March 25, 2016 hosted by the City of Santa Monica at the An-nenberg Community Beach House. What an awesome location/venue and session topic!! Gloria Young’s presentation on “Managing Smarter Matters” was well received and par-

ticularly keyed in on building powerful relationships with staff and successful-ly transitioning from “peer-to-peer to peer-to-manager” relationships. Thank you to Southern Division Presi-dent Vicki Kasad and the Southern Division Board for all of your hard work. It was great to see a large turn-out for this meeting, the raffle prizes were fantastic and the newly ap-pointed Santa Monica City Clerk Denise Anderson-Warren and her staff were very gracious hosts. NOMINATING COMMITTEE / UP-COMING ELECTION I will be appointing the 2015-2016 Nominating Committee members this month. If you are interested in serv-ing on this year’s Nominating Com-mittee, please complete a commit-

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Newly Designated Clerks Desiree Jimenez, CMC Deputy City Clerk, City of South Pasadena

John Paul Maier, CMC Assistant City Clerk, City of San Luis Obispo

Sarah Bunting, CMC Deputy City Clerk, City of Livermore

Adria M. Jimenez, MMC City Clerk, City of Downey

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Get Involved at the Annual Conference

Mitzi

Ricca

Mindy

The 2016 CCAC Annual Conference is right around the corner! Have you been wondering how you can help? Consider donating to the Silent Auction, Wine Pull or volunteer to help out during the Con-ference. Fundraisers are held each year so that CCAC can continue to provide scholarships to our various educational sessions. We will be holding our ever popular Silent Auction again this year. We accept all donations, big and small! Consider donating any of these popular items:

The Wine Pull is also back. We ask that donated wines have a mini-mum value of $15. For those of you interested in purchasing a cork (don’t worry, you get the bottle of wine too!) see us in the CCAC Store / Silent Auction Room. We are happy to arrange for pickup or delivery of donated items, whether you are attending the Conference or not. But we certainly hope to see you there! If you are interested in helping out at the Conference, or other upcoming events, please complete the Member Interest Form and return to one of the Trustees. CCAC appreciates your support! Silent Auction Donation, Wine Pull Donation and Member Interest forms are available on pages 14-17. Mindy Cuppy, MMC, Northern Division Trustee, Rancho Cordova, 916-851-8721, mcuppy@cityofranchocordova.org Ricca Charlon, CMC, Central Division Trustee Ridgecrest, 760-499-5062, rcharlon@ridgecrest-ca.gov Mitzi Ortiz, MMC, Southern Division Trustee Aliso Viejo, 949-425-2506, mortiz@cityofalisoviejo.com

* Sports-themed items * Electronics * Electronics accessories * Jewelry * Weekend stays * Gift baskets

* Spa day * Re-gifted items * Items for children * Gift certificates * Artwork * Home decor

Upcoming Athenian Dialogue Join us for the Athenian Dialogue in Newport Beach

“Rising Strong” by Brene Brown Tuesday, April 26, 2016 Hyatt Regency 1107 Jamboree Road Newport Beach, CA Facilitated by: Dr. Cynthia Ganote Limit of 30 Participants See page 18 for more information.

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Jose Jasso, MMC First Vice-President

Conference Hotel Hyatt Regency Newport Beach

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2016 CCAC Annual Conference Newport Beach, California The 2016 CCAC Annual Conference begins April 26th with the op-tional Advanced Academy Session and Athenian Dialogue. Gen-eral Sessions will be held April 27th through 29th. Join us at the Hyatt Regency Newport Beach for great conference sessions, networking opportunities, and, of course, some fun in the sun!

CCAC 2016 Annual Conference

THINGS TO KNOW REGISTRATION FEES: Annual Conference fee for CCAC members is $450 Annual Conference fee for non-members is $495 Annual Conference fee for retired clerks is $158 One Day Registration fee is $200 Advanced Academy fee is $200 (includes lunch)

Tuesday, April 26, 2016, 9 am - 4 pm Athenian Dialogue fee is $150 (includes lunch)

Tuesday, April 26, 2016, 9 am - 4 pm

HOTEL REGISTRATION: The conference hotel is the Hyatt Regency Newport Beach with a room rate of $172 per night. The low con-ference rate ends April 4th; however, our blocked rooms may sell out! We urge you to book right away to take advantage of this AMAZING room rate.

SPECIAL EVENTS: Wednesday night all conference event is $65 per ticket Extra tickets to the Thursday Night Annual Banquet are $65 each Pat Hammers Memorial 1-Mile Walk/Run for Clerk Scholarships registration is $25

Information regarding registration, IIMC points, and session content is available on the CCAC website at: www.californiacityclerks.org. In your spare time, you can experience the many things Newport Beach has to offer, like sun-splashed beaches, a sparkling bay and water sports. Enjoy world-class shopping and dining at popular destinations like Fashion Island, The Shops at Corona del Mar, and South Coast Plaza. Take a short walk to the back of the resort to the Newport Bay Ecological Reserve, or walk over the bridge to picturesque Balboa Island to stroll through unique bou-tiques with a European flair. Experience the magic of Disneyland® Resort and ride the coasters at Knott’s Berry Farm - a 20-minute drive from the Hyatt Regency Newport Beach hotel. There will be fun for everyone!

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CCAC Mentoring Workshop

TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 2016 5:00-7:00 P.M.

(in conjunction with CCAC Annual Conference in Newport Beach)

IIMC Certification for City Clerks - Everything you need to know about IIMC Education Guidelines for CMC to qualify as an official CCAC Mentor This session covers IIMC Educational Guidelines for CMC designation and is a prerequisite for be-coming an official CCAC mentor. To be eligible to be a CCAC Mentor, you must have already earned your CMC and be willing to coach other clerks who aspire to earn their CMC designa-tion. There is no cost to you for this session, nor are there any “points” for taking the course, however, if you become a mentor you will earn 1 point per year on the professional/social contributions side of the MMC application for serving on the CCAC Mentoring Committee….and you will doing a great service to CCAC and for those who want to become a City Clerk – just like you! Presented by Vicki Kasad, MMC CCAC Mentoring Program Chair RSVP for the session to vkasad@ci.ontario.ca.us by Friday, April 22, 2016.

Vicki Kasad, MMC CCAC Mentoring Program Chair

City Clerks Give Back Day Saturday, April 23, 2016

Join the City Clerk Extreme Clean Team! Let’s show the City of Lake Elsinore what a team of City Clerks can do to beautify a community. Local residents and super clerks Susan Domen, Stephanie Smith, and Vicki Kasad will be leading the City Clerk team on Saturday, April 23, 2016, at 1203 W. Graham Avenue, Lake Elsinore.

Event Schedule:

7:00 a.m. - 8:00 a.m. Registration/Check-in @ Elsinore Middle School

8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Clean-Up along Graham Avenue

12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Free BBQ on-site for Participants, Sponsored by Storm Baseball

Visit www.facebook.com/LECleanExtreme to stay up to date about key projects and supporting companies. You can also register to volunteer for the event at http://www.lake-elsinore.org/index.aspx?recordid=71&page=530.

All participants will receive a FREE T-shirt (while supplies last), a FREE BBQ lunch following the event and tickets to a special Clean Extreme Appreciation Storm Game on April 28, 2016.

So if you can spare a few hours, please register on the link above and, so everyone is assigned to the same team, RSVP with Anthony Mejia at amejia@southpasadenaca.gov.

City Clerk’s Rock!

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Dawn G. Abrahamson, MMC Professional Development

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Professional Development Update Below is a brief snapshot of the 2016 offerings available to the membership. Specific questions may be referred to Professional Development Director Dawn Abrahamson at dawn.abrahamson@cityofvallejo.net or (707) 648-4528.

April 2016 Session: CCAC Annual Conference & One-Day Academy Dates: One Day Academy – April 26, 2016 Athenian Dialogue – April 26, 2016 Conference – April 27-29, 2016 Location: Hyatt Regency, Newport Beach Registration: Registration to open – www.californiacityclerks.org One-Day Academy Registration: $200 Athenian Dialogue Registration: $150 Registration Costs: $450 CCAC members; $495 non-members Lodging Costs: $172 per night (+ applicable taxes) Point Value: One-Day Academy & Athenian Dialogue: 3 CMC Education/MMC Advanced

Education pts Annual Conference: 4.25 CMC Education/MMC Advanced Education points Contact: Dawn G. Abrahamson, MMC, dawn.abrahamson@cityofvallejo.net or (707)

648-4528 CCAC Alternative Scholarship Deadline & Contact: May 1 of Each Calendar Year, Shawna Freels,

Program Chair, Shawna.Freels@ci.gilroy.ca.us, (408) 846-0204

May 2016 Session: 70th Annual IIMC Annual Conference Dates: May 22-25, 2016 Location: Omaha, Nebraska Registration: Preliminary Program available at www.iimc.com Registration Costs: $650 Points Value: 8 CMC Education or Experience and 8 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 Costs: $1,600 for CCAC Members ($1,550 is paid by June 1st) Registration: Open until session is full Point Value: Entry Level and CMC Candidates, 15 CMC Education Points Contact: Maureen Kane, (951) 789-8319; TTCwithKane@aol.com CCAC Scholarship Deadline & Contact: November 2, 2015, Dawn G. Abrahamson, Prof. Dev. Direc-

tor, dawn.abrahamson@cityofvallejo.net, (707) 648-4528

July 2016 Session: Nuts & Bolts Workshop Dates: July 7-8, 2016 Location: Doubletree Modesto Registration Costs: $175 for CCAC Members; $200 for non-members Registration: Open Point Value: Entry Level and CMC Candidates. 3 CMC Education or Experience Points Contact: Dawn G. Abrahamson, dawn.abrahamson@cityofvallejo.net, (707) 648-4528

Lisa Pope, LPope@mailbucity.org or (310) 456-2489, ext. 228 CAC Alternative Scholarship Deadline & Contact: May 1 of Each Calendar Year, Shawna Freels, Pro-

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September 2016 Session: Technical Training for Clerks (TTC) (Series 200) Dates: September 13-16, 2016 Location: University of Riverside Extension Campus Registration Costs: $1,600 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; TTCwithKane@aol.com CCAC Scholarship Deadline & Contact: November 2, 2015, Dawn G. Abrahamson, Prof. Dev. Direc-

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September 2016 cont. Session: Master Municipal Clerk Academy (MMCA) Dates: September 28-30, 2016 Location: Kellogg West Center, Pomona Registration: Register online at www.MillerMCG.com Registration Costs: $1,375 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, PMiller@millermcg.com CCAC Scholarship Deadline & Contact: November 2, 2015, Dawn G. Abrahamson, Prof. Dev. Director,

dawn.abrahamson@cityofvallejo.net , (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 (location to be determined) 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 determines once program is developed and confirmed Contact: League of California Cities - www.cacities.org Session: Nuts & Bolts Dates: October 20-21, 2016 Location: Brea Registration Costs: $175 CCAC Members; $200 for non-members Registration: Opens July Point Value: Entry Level and CMC Candidates. 3 CMC Education or Experience Points Contact: Lisa Pope, (310) 456-2489 ext. 228 or lpope@ci.malibu.ca.us Jeffrie Madland, (805) 388-5315 or jmadland@ci.camarillo.ca.us CCAC Alternative Scholarship Deadline & Contact: May 1 of Each Calendar Year, Shawna Freels,

Program Chair, Shawna.Freels@ci.gilroy.ca.us, (408) 846-0204 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 CCAC Alternative Scholarship Deadline & Contact: May 1 of Each Calendar Year, Shawna Freels,

Program Chair, Shawna.Freels@ci.gilroy.ca.us, (408) 846-0204

Professional Development Update Cont.

Offset Your

Education Costs— Apply for

Scholarships!

Have you

registered?

CCAC Institute Scholarship Institute Scholarships provide full-time Clerks with up to 33% of the registration costs of either Technical Training for Clerks (TTC) or the Master Municipal Clerk Academy (MMCA). Appli-cations are being accepted for Institutes held between July and December, 2016. CCAC Alternative Scholarship Applications CCAC is offering 16 $300 scholarships for the following educational offerings held between July 1, 2016 and June 30, 2017:

Additional information can be found online at www.californiacityclerks.org/scholarships.

Scholarship Opportunities

* CCAC Nuts & Bolts * 2017 CCAC Annual Conference * MMC One-Day Academy Session

* IIMC Online Learning Institute Course * 2016 New Law & Election Seminar

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Treasury Notes Where do I send my payments to? How do I get reimbursed? Who can I ask about a payment? Where does my scholarship payment come from? What happens when we become 16 regions? Sooo many questions! Where to Mail Payments and Receipts: All payments and receipts should be mailed to the Professional Management Company: CCAC Attn: Sandy Goree 700 R Street, Suite 200 Sacramento, CA 95811 Payments, Scholarships and Reimbursements Check runs are processed on the 10th and 24th of every month. Your request for payment and receipts need to be received by the 9th and 23rd of the month to make the corresponding check run. All requests for payments and receipts shall be emailed to the CCAC Treasurer, Susan Domen at sdomen@lake-elsinore.org and to our representative Sandy Goree at sgoree@californiacityclerks.org. All questions regarding payments shall be emailed to the CCAC Treasurer, Susan Domen at sdomen@lake-elsinore.org and to our representative Sandy Goree at sgoree@californiacityclerks.org. Scholarships funds are distributed after the Professional Development Director confirms attendance at the training event. Reimbursements will depend on when the confirmation is received by the Treasurer and our representative. See above section dealing with Payments, Scholarships and Reimbursements. Please note that this does not cover any scholarships awarded by your Division. Any inquiries on those scholarships should be directed to your Division Treasurer. Membership Inquiries All membership inquiries should go through the 2nd Vice President, Wendy Klock-Johnson at wkjohn-son@cityofsacramento.org and Elizabeth Cardwell at ecardwell@californiacityclerks.org Regions On July 1, 2016, CCAC will become 16 regions, with one Board of Directors, not four. All inquiries regard-ing membership, payments and reimbursements, should be directed to the State contacts listed above and not Divisions. If you have any questions regarding the transition, please contact someone on the State Board of Directors and we will be happy to answer.

Susan Domen, MMC Treasurer

Southern Division

Vicki Kasad, MMC Southern Division Chair

Hello California Clerks! It is difficult to believe how quickly my year as Southern Division chair is flying by……I only have one more meeting! It has been and will continue to be a great experience and we have seen some truly wonderful events. As part of my year, I wanted to make sure that I was familiar with the entire Southern Division. Having been born and raised in Southern California, I feel like I am familiar with most of it, but I redis-covered an area I was only mildly familiar with in my childhood. As a child, I frequently travelled to the Salton Sea to camp with my family, but honestly as an adult had no con-cept of where it actually was! So one Thursday afternoon in February, I set out to explore Imperial County…..home of the Salton Sea. The Clerk’s of Imperial County had gracious-ly agreed to meet me for dinner and discuss the CCAC reorganization and City Clerk issues in general. First, I must say I am always amazed at how far everything is once you leave the metropolitan areas of California. I drove for about 2-1/2 hours, but finally reached Imperial County and saw the Salton Sea of my youth. It looked a little differ-ent……the crowds that used to cover the beaches were gone, but otherwise it looked

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the same. From there I met the Clerks in Brawley and spent a few hours learning about this area that was previously unknown to me. Imperial is the newest County in California, established in 1907, and located in the south eastern most corner of California. I had no idea that this “desert” area was a great agricultural area, producing brussel sprouts, carrots, onions, lettuce, cauliflower, melons and a seemingly unending list of other fruits and vegetables. I learned about huge water and sewer projects currently underway. And final-ly, I learned that El Centro, the county seat, is the winter home of the U.S. Navy Flight Demonstration Squad-ron, The Blue Angels. The wonders and history of California still never cease to amaze me. As a Division, in January our meeting was hosted by the City of Buena Park and City Clerk Shalice Tilton and provided a thorough overview by representatives of Lewis, Brisbois, Bisgaard & Smith of the requirements and processes associated with “Claims, Lawsuits, Subpoenas and Summons”.

Most recently we were hosted by new Santa Monica City Clerk Denise Anderson-Warren, on March 25th …………..on the beach, at the Annenberg Community Beach House. Yes, these were the views we had to endure while training; the joys of Southern California! Fortunately, the training was inter-esting and interactive, with Gloria Young, presenting “Managing Smart-er Matters” so our minds didn’t stray too much! We were busy reviewing out leadership qualities, managerial skills, opportunities for building a high performance team, and learning how to use our brain power to the most advantage. Although we are nearing my last official meeting in Mission Viejo in June, we still have one more big adventure for the year. Everyone get ready! The CCAC Annual Conference……in Newport Beach (Southern California) is less that one month away! I look forward to spending time with each of you! Be sure to bid on the Southern Division fundraising basket, as we bring you “A Taste of Southern California”!

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Byron Pope, MMC, President, Beverly Hills, 310-285-2401, bpope@beverlyhills.org

Jose Jasso, CMC, First Vice-President, Manteca, 209-456-8013, jjasso@ci.manteca.ca.us

Wendy Klock-Johnson, CMC, Second Vice-President, Sacramento, 916-808-7509, wkjohnson@cityofsacramento.org

Margaret S. Roberts, MMC, Recording Secretary, Hercules, 510-799.8215, mroberts@ci.hercules.ca.us

Kimberly M. Rodrigues, MPPA, MMC, Communications Director, Agoura Hills, 818-597-7303, krodrigues@ci.agoura-hills.ca.us

Susan Domen, MMC, Treasurer, Lake Elsinore, 951-674-3124 x262, sdomen@lake-elsinore.org

Randi Johl-Olson, JD, MMC, Legislative Director, Temecula, 951-694-6421, randi.johl@cityoftemecula.org

Dawn Abrahamson, MMC, Professional Development Director, Vallejo, 707-648-4528, dawn.abrahamson@cityofvallejo.net

Stephanie Smith, MMC, Southern Division Professional Development Representative, Lake Forest, 949-461-3421, sdsmith@lakeforestca.gov

Shawna Freels, MMC, Northern Division Professional Development Representative, Gilroy, 408-846-0204, shawna.freels@ci.gilroy.ca.us

Todd Stermer, Central Division Professional Development Representative, Fresno, 559-621-7671, todd.stermer@fresno.gov

Vicki Kasad, MMC, Southern Division Chair, Ontario, 909-395-2166, vkasad@ci.ontario.ca.us

Deborah L. Padovan, CMC, Northern Division Chair, Los Altos Hills, 650-947-2513, dpadovan@losaltoshills.ca.gov

Luisa Zavala, Central Division Chair, Porterville, 559-782-7464, lzavala@ci.porterville.ca.us

Mitzi Ortiz, MMC, Southern Division Trustee Aliso Viejo, 949-425-2506, mortiz@cityofalisoviejo.com

Mindy Cuppy, MMC, Northern Division Trustee, Rancho Cordova, 916-851-8721, mcuppy@cityofranchocordova.org

Ricca Charlon, CMC, Central Division Trustee, Ridgecrest, 760-499-5062, rcharlon@ridgecrest-ca.gov

Shirley Concolino, MMC, Immediate Past President, Sacramento, 916-808-5442, sconcolino@cityofsacramento.org

Alice J. Attwood, CMC, IIMC Region IX Director, Tonasket, WA 509-486-2132, tonasket@nvinet.com

Tracy L. Davis, MMC, IIMC Region IX Director, Keizer, OR, 503-856-3412, davist@keizer.org

League Representative: Lorraine Okabe, Director of Education & Conferences, 916-658-8236, okabel@cacities.org