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The California Joint Powers Insurance Authority’s (California JPIA) culture of approachability, professionalism, and commitment to members emanates from the leadership of Chief Executive Officer Jon Shull, who signed on in 1995 and took the helm as Chief Executive Officer in 2002. Shull celebrates 25 years of service to the Authority this month.
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Civic Business Journal sat down with City Manager Ana Cortez, to get a little background on her history and what inspired her to become a City Manager.
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On Oct. 14, 2019, Lindsay Unified School District’s (LUSD) Board of Trustees authorized a second wave of energy infrastructure and sustainability modernizations.
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Attorney Samuel (Sam) Siavoshi brings diverse and wide-ranging legal skills to Silver & Wright. His unique real-world experiences include serving as an attorney in the United States Air Force, as well as working, living and studying abroad in multiple countries.
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The California Joint Power Insurance Authority (JPIA) has been awarded Accreditation with Excellence by the California Association of Joint Powers Authorities (CAJPA) for a three-year term from 2019-2022.
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Carla Hansen has been involved with MMANC for almost eight years, and is their current president. We asked her to talk some more about how local government has influenced her life, and tell us some more about her time with MMANC.
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Waze is doing more than just getting their users from point A to point B. Their Connected Citizens Program, or CCP, is launching a global initiative to improve traffic conditions, reduce road congestion, and improve transportation infrastructures. And cities can get in on the act!
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California Choice Energy Authority (CalChoice) Director of Procurement and Regulatory Cathy DeFalco presented on the benefits of community choice aggregation (CCA) to the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) on July 30, 2019.
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The California State Association of Counties has released their 2019 Challenge Award Recipients, which honors 51 programs from 27 counties across the state. Choosing from 284 entries, the list spotlights the most innovative programs developed by California’s Counties.
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The City of Santa Barbara has partnered with California Choice Energy Authority (CalChoice) to complete a study that will determine whether a community choice aggregation (CCA) program in the City would be successful.
