Rancho Mirage residents and businesses now have a choice in their electricity provider, and nearly 100 percent of the community has chosen Rancho Mirage Energy Authority (RMEA), the City’s new Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) program. Read more »
Civiltec Engineering has teamed with public agencies and private firms to deliver a variety of projects in both sectors. Read more »
The Women’s Leadership Summit was held on May 9th, 2018 at the Black Gold Golf Club and is the second of the associations premiere annual events of the year provided by MMASC and its partners, and is in collaboration with Women Leading Government (WLG). Read more »
Adam Rush is an experienced planning director with the main objectives of providing efficient and cost-effective land use and planning services for a wide-variety of public and private clients. Read more »
After nearly 30 years of public service, Tracy Vesely has shifted to a new role at revenue enhancement firm Avenu. Her career has taken her through the cities of Hayward, Berkeley and San Leandro, giving her a perfect perspective to oversee Avenu’s Client Services team for the west coast. Read more »
The City of Hanford has selected California Choice Energy Authority (CCEA) to conduct a Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) feasibility study. Read more »
California Choice Energy Authority (CCEA) staff member and Lancaster Choice Energy (LCE) Executive Director Cathy DeFalco was a featured speaker at the 2018 Community Choice Energy Summit in San Diego on Wednesday, April 25. Read more »
As Community Choice Aggregation (CCA) programs emerge throughout California, the number of cities inspired to consider CCA has rapidly increased. Read more »
With over 300 RSVPs, Civiltec Engineering’s 2018 Day at the Races event was its biggest yet. Civiltec employees, family members, clients, and friends gathered at Picnic Area #1 in Santa Anita Park to celebrate the firm’s 32nd anniversary. Read more »
Kosmont Companies, a well-known Los Angeles business and real estate advisory group, published the first edition of the Cost of Doing Business Survey in 1995. Read more »
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