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FormName: Measure A Citizens' Oversight Committee Application Date & Time: 08/ 10/2025 10:59 AM
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Applicationfor membershipon the MeasureA Citizens' OversightCommittee
1. Prefix
Mr.
2. PreferredPronoun
He/Him/His
3. FirstandLastName
Matthew Baiza
4. E-mail
5. HomeAddress
6. City
ChulaVista
7. ZIPcode
8. PrimaryPhone
9. SecondaryPhone
Not answered
10. I certify that I ama residentof the Cityof ChulaVistaandat least18yearsof age Yes
11. Howlonghaveyou beena residentof the City?
53 Years
12. Pleaseclickhereto viewthe interactivemapandverify yourDistrictof residency I ama residentof the following City Councildistrict.
2 13. Presentemployer
Department of Defense (Navy)
14. Occupation
Project Manager (Community Planner)
15. Haveyoueverbeenemployedby the Cityof ChulaVista?
No
16. If you haveworkedfor the Cityof ChulaVistapleaseprovidethe departmentanddatesof employment.
N/A
17. Certainseatson the Citizens' OversightCommitteerequirenominationby specificNominating Authorities. If youareapplyingfor oneof theseseats, pleaseselectyour NominatingAuthority below; otherwise, select "none":
None - I am a citizen applying for an at-large member seat
18. Areyoucurrentlyservingon a ChulaVistaBoard/Commission? No
19. Whichone(s)?
N/A
20. Haveyoupreviouslyservedon a ChulaVistaBoard/Commission? No
21. Whichones?
N/A
22. Areyouor haveyoubeeninvolvedin anylocal, civicor communitygroups? Yes
23. Whichones?
Next StepServiceDogs, VFWPost2111, Guitars 4 Vets
24. Whatareyourprincipalareasof interestin our Citygovernment, andwhat experienceor special knowledgecanyoubringto thoseareas? (250wordsor less)
Areasof interest include public safety and open communication with residents and city official. Thisis key to a thriving community like ChulaVista. Asa Project Manager for the DOD, I'm in constant collaboration with units and their leadership to meet mission goalswhile staying within budget. Asa prior military veteran, I worked with civilian aid agencies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and commercial and private organizationsto develop plans that support reconstitution or reconstruction activities aswell asthe coordinating of resourcesto support these action, all with a limited budget.
25. Whatwould youhopeto accomplishin the role of a Memberof the Citizens' OversightCommittee? 250wordsor less)
Asa member of the COC, I would focus on open communication with the residents of ChulaVista to enhancepublic trust. Giveour residents the assurancethat funds they are providing through Measure A are being used for their intended purpose and that waste and mismanagement of these funds are being prevented. Also, to optimize spendingand implement the most cost effect measuresthat enhancepublic safety while meeting the mission. When necessary, engagewith residents to listen to concernsand solicit feedback to better meet the mission, this builds confidence with our community.
26. I understandthat to beconsidered, I mustsubmita resumealongwith this application.
Matt ResumeOct 2022.pdf
27. I am familiar with the responsibilities of the Citizens' Oversight Committee. I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the information I have provided is accurate and true.
28. I understand that this application and any documents submitted in connection with the application processare public records and may be publicly disclosed.
29. Wheredid youhearaboutthis vacancy?
City’s Website
Thankyou,
Cityof ChulaVista
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MR. Matthew Baiza
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Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Desert CORE
750 Pacific Hwy
San Diego, CA 92132 United States
12/ 2021 Present
Hours per week: 40
Series: 0020 Pay Plan: GS Grade: 12
Community Planner This is a federal job)
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills
Lead multi disciplined teams on various studies Geotechnical, Topographic, Underground Utility Assessment). Develop full Explosive Safety Site Approval packages for China Lake. Oversee and develop process improvements of the explosive safety program for the Core Desert Team. Currently developing the Standard Operating Procedure SOP) for the Core Desert team’ s Explosive Safety Program and development.
Provide guidance on existing protocols to installation level planners Naval Base San Diego, China Lake, Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach, Naval Air Station Fallon) on Explosive Safety and various planning products. Collaborate with installation personnel and multiple NAVFAC disciplines to complete various planning documents in preparation for proposals and awards of contracts Cost Estimates, Statement of Architect/ Engineering Service SAES), request of funds, Technical Analysis and proposals reviews) on various operations Construction, Maintenance, Studies). Oversee the production of a wide variety of facilities planning products and services in support of activities within my AOR Asset Evaluations AE), Basic Facility Requirement BFR), Facility Planning Documents FPD), Special Studies, Military Construction MCON) Project and Special Project Documentation DD1391), Site Planning Site Approvals).
Recommend process improvements from lessons learned with department personnel and department leadership. Develop reports, briefs and spreadsheets and present them to various audience levels peers, customers, supervisors and department heads, command staff). Make recommendations to decision makers based on detailed analysis to identify opportunities for increased efficiency. Balance multiple projects and priorities and evaluate plans/ designs then prepare and present reports based on analysis. Communicate with various audiences through verbal and written communications. Facilitate meetings among large groups and resolve controversial
issues among various levels of Navy and outside personnel. Evaluate contractor’ s technical proposals and submittals and use existing metrics to monitor contactor’ s performance. Verify contractor performance for payment and invoice procedures.
Maintain complete chronological file of actions on contracts or task orders. Assigned as a Contracting Officer’ s Representative COR) on specific contracts or task orders by the contracting officer. Continuously improve business practices and customer satisfaction by identifying areas for improvement, study processes, recommend changes, study impacts, and assists with implementation. Apply engineering theories, concepts, principles, and methods to include complex knowledge of planning. Evaluation and Recommendation Panel ERP) member for Business Operations Manager BOM).
Conduct individual reviews of the résumés and questionnaires of certified candidates and assign scores for each applicant. Evaluate and score each candidate. Provide independent evaluation ratings for each candidate. Evaluate the candidates on the basis of knowledge, skills, abilities, competencies, experience/ proficiency levels, and qualification levels required by the vacant position and then recommend the most qualified candidate( s). Contact former supervisors for candidates to measure knowledge, skills and abilities.
Supervisor: Blake Scavo
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Naval Base San Diego Public Works 2730 McKean St Bldg 121
San Diego, CA 92136 United States
10/ 2006 12/2021
Hours per week: 40
Series: 0020 Pay Plan: GS Grade: 12
Community Planner This is a federal job)
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Manage Naval Base San Diego’ s Military Construction program for the Public Words Department. MILCON projects funded and constructed under my program; P101 Replace Child Development Center Facilities 2008), P772V Child Development Center 2008), P327 Berthing Pier 12 Replacement and Dredging 2011), P405 Bachelor Enlisted Quarters Homeport Ashore 2011), P500 LCS Training Facility 2013), P499 LCS Support Facility 2016). Develop various Military Construction Projects MILCON, UMC), Special Project, Consolidation and Demolition Projects. Prepare and present briefs and reports to leadership on various projects and issues related to base operations and for future development. Facilitate large group meetings and resolving controversial issues among senior leadership and various tenant commands and installation and Region N codes. Develop project scopes and criteria for MILCON, Special Projects, and Studies
in support of mission requirements of the base and tenant commands. Manage various operations Military Construction, Special Projects, Space Management, Site Approval Program, Explosive Safety, Environmental, Water Front Management) and studies Geotechnical, Facility Use, Historical, Transportation, Space Management, Structural and Utility, Maintenance, Construction, Consolidation, Warehouse) associated with projects to meet changing mission requirements. Provide technical expertise to Public Works Staff Public Works Officer, Assistant Public Works Officers, Deputy Public Works Officer, Facility Management Director and Facility Management Specialists) and mentor junior planners on technical issues and guide them on strategies and lessons learned related to project development, execution, budget constraints and overall requirements that best meet the mission. Manage general contracts for the Public Works Department by providing assistance in reviewing project schedules, expenditures and impacts to the mission. Review contract scopes and cost estimates to ensure completeness and ensure scope and costs are not exceeded. Prepare/ Develop DD1391 project documents, Basic Facilities Requirements, Facility Planning Documents, Property Record Cards, Site Approval Packages, Site Maps and Floor Plans. Coordinate and collaborate with tenant commands and Public Works Staff and lead discussions to develop the best solutions to meet facility requirements for Site Approval packages, MILCON, Special Projects Facility Repair, Alterations/ Modernization/ Capital Improvement) and various other requirements to include providing input and reports on project design criteria Admin, Labs, Operations, Emergency Service, Training, Family Support, Recreation, Storage, Utilities etc.). Guide Public Works Staff and tenant commands on facility and environmental criteria to meet the base functionality plan and guide them on Navy Policy to meet the mission. Develop Economic Analysis for projects to verify if need and scope of project is cost effective to the United States Government.
Prepared NEPA National Environmental Policy Act) documentation such as Categorical Exclusion CATEX) and coordinate with interdisciplinary teams water, air, archeological, historical engineering etc.) prior to project execution. Review and assist with the development of multiple Environmental Impact Statements EIS), Environmental Assessments EA) and CATEXs and ensure compliance with NEPA and other Federal laws to preserve Natural and Cultural Resources. Assist in historical preservation, restoration and reconstruction project guidance within the NBSD Historic District and review project diagrams and assist with determining the procedures for project execution. Ensure projects are in compliance with applicable laws for historic preservation. Collect and study Demographics data and determine their effects on the installation and manage space assignments and utilization as well as monitor occupancy changes and provide periodic inspections to facilities. Update building information to include: use data, floor plans, demographics and mission requirements. Manage the Naval Base San Diego Real Estate program for the Public Works Department. Maintain Real Property data in accordance to established procedures and standards. Manage the short and long term Leases, Licenses, Easements, Use Agreements, and Property Excess and Disposal Prepare Installation Title V Property Survey, Findings Statement, Demo Data Sheet and misc. Property Records Documents) and coordinate with private companies, non profits and other government agencies Pacific Beacon, Archstone Mission Gorge, Credit Unions, Sprint, Verizon, American Red Cross, Armed Services YMCA, College Universities, Veterans Of Foreign War, Department of Veteran’ s Affairs, Port of San Diego, National City, City of San Diego) on requirement packages to issue a Licenses or Easements allowing access to Navy land and Buildings. Coordinate with other government agencies Port of San Diego, City of San Diego, National City) for easements onto their property that will allow Navy use. Serve as point of contact for NBSD' s PWD liaison) between commands, customers, and other government agencies to ensure execution of projects through negotiation of requirements and the NBSD mission. Present findings on real property issues to appropriate personnel and leadership. Perform strategic planning, both long term and short term, to identify future initiatives to improve and take advantage of emerging business opportunities.
Supervisor: Angela Costa
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Naval Air Station Lemoore 750 Enterprise Avenue
Lemoore, CA 93246 United States
01/ 2018 04/ 2018
Hours per week: 40
Series: 0020 Pay Plan: GS Grade: 12
This a time limited appointment or temporary promotion
Lead Planner This is a federal job)
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Provide technical/ administrative supervision to staff members in order to accomplish the organization' s objectives. Assign work based on workload, priorities, deadlines and the capabilities of assigned planners/ engineers/ architects/ analysts to accomplish organization' s goals. Provide direction on projects and plans such as MCON 1391s, Special Project 1391s, Special Planning Studies, Space Management, Shore Infrastructure Plans, Master Plans, Encroachment Plans and interests in real property, including easements, leases and permits. Provide timely support combined with extensive coordination of the variety of projects and constantly changing facility and real estate requirements to meet existing and future requirements. Provide liaison and coordination with Support Commands, Enterprise Commands, Customer Activities and local agencies. Apply tact and diplomacy in communicating, negotiating and
decision making processes to effectively and persuasively deal with a variety of people orally and in writing. Prepare planning criteria including 1391s, Master Plans, Special Planning Studies, Basic Facilities Requirements, and Facility Planning Documents.
Lead discussions with clients and multi disciplined teams to help develop best facility solutions including required facility criteria, existing base functionality, and Navy policies. Develop and maintaining project criteria, schedules and budgets in conformance with project and customer requirements. Lead team members in understanding technical issues and development of strategies for execution.
Recommend possible solutions to leadership in regards to technical problems when parameters are not clear.
Supervisor: Frank S. Mulcahy
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Retired
Commander Navy Region Southwest
937 North Harbor Drive
San Diego, CA 92132 United States
06/ 2017 10/ 2017
Hours per week: 40
Series: 0020 Pay Plan: GS Grade: 13
This a time limited appointment or temporary promotion
Program Manager Military Construction) This is a federal job) Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Program Manager for Military Construction MCON) for the Southwest Region California, Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and Colorado). Provide oversight and disseminate guidance for execution of projects. Responsible for Planning and directing Regional policy and budget priorities. Serve as the Region' s primary point of contact with Regional Staff, Local Military Installations, Commander Navy Installation Command CNIC), Commander Pacific Fleet CPF), Naval Facilities Engineering Command NAVFAC) Headquarters, NAVFAC Southwest SW), Warfare Enterprises and Program Providers. Maintain the Regions Integrated Priority List IPL) of projects with supporting justification for the MCON program and present to higher authorities to support budget requirements. Responsible for Long Range Planning and other Regional Engineer initiatives. Provide Programmatic Strategy, technical guidance and assistance to Region Staff in implementing plans, programs and requirements. Track funding obligation and commitments and coordinate project execution with Public Works Offices PWOs) and or NAVFAC SW execution teams. Analyze new legislation and regulations to determine impact on program operation and/ or management. Review and interprets new and established directives, instructions, regulations etc. and delegations of authority for potential impact on program objectives, operating
policies, work operations and progress. Ensure program goals, objectives and operations are realistic. Prepare guidelines for the program and recommend changes and adjustments to ensure accomplishment of program goals and objectives.
Monitors and coordinate Navy Audit as it relates to projects within the program.
Provide primary support in planning and programming strategies, provide and prepare position papers, brief slides and other documentation for the Regional Engineer, the Regional Commander, CNIC and other senior officials in the Department of the Navy.
Supervisor: Michelle Rowson
Okay to contact this Supervisor: left the Command
Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Naval Base San Diego Public Works 2730 McKean St Bldg 121
San Diego, CA 92136 United States
08/ 2011 09/ 2011
Hours per week: 40
Series: 0020 Pay Plan: GS Grade: 12
Lead Planner This is a federal job)
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Supervised and provided leadership and oversight to an Asset Management Staff of 7 and monitored all programs and products related to shore facility, Real Estate and Geographic Information System GIS) requirements for the Naval Base San Diego Area of Responsibility AOR). Monitored work coming in and out of the AM Department and disseminated work based on staff workload, the priority and complexity of the task and experience of the AM staff member. Interpreted policies and provided guidance to staff, Developed and managed short and long range infrastructure investment strategies while coordinating with future requirements and goals of Navy Region Southwest. Reviewed the quality of work submitted by staff and provided feedback in a timely manner. Reported directly to the Public Works Officer and Deputy Public Works Officer. Periodically, act as lead Planner when Supervisor is absent 2011 present).
Supervisor: Heather Smith )
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Left the Command
Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Naval Base Point Loma Public Works 4635 Pacific Hwy
San Diego, CA 92110 United States
11/ 2002 09/ 2006
Hours per week: 40
Series: 0020 Pay Plan: GS Grade: 11
Community Planner This is a federal job)
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Manage various programs for special areas assigned while working at Naval Base Point Loma Special Projects, Foot Print Reductions, Demolition, Real Estate). Coordinate and met with other agencies Fish and Wildlife, National Park Service, Veterans Affairs, Army Corp of Engineers, City of San Diego) on a regular basis in regards to projects and activities that would impact the base and neighboring communities as well as the environmental integrity of the Point Loma Ecological Conservation Area PLECA) Prepare Categorical Exclusion CATEX) and Site Approval Packages and coordinate Real Estate land transfers from the US Navy to the Department of Veterans Affairs Ft Rosecrans Cemetery) for the construction of multiple structures for service member' s ashes. Develop project cost and scope for new and existing missions related to land development and facility repair and modernization. Conduct research via data base, personnel interviewing and technical source materials and pass to leadership for decision related to continued operation of critical missions. Develop and review critical information and plans and make recommendations related to a variety of land uses involving conflicting factors and installation growth along Navy and City of San Diego property lines. Coordinate with internal and external departments/ agencies ensure federal and state compliance with waterways and air quality when project to be implemented were of a controversial factor. Prepare NEPA National Environmental Policy Act) documentation CATEX; Categorical Exclusion EA; Environmental Assessment) for various programs to include overseeing the proper utilization and the conservation of the natural and cultural resources on the installation and provide review and comment of NEPA documentation prepared by subject matter experts and other federal agencies Fish and Wildlife, Army Corps of Engineers) in preparation for project execution. Monitor the pattern and intensity of land use and identify all requirements for the preservation, development, or control of the environment related to installation development. Assist in historical preservation, restoration and reconstruction projects within the Naval Base Point Loma Historic District and review project diagrams assist with determining the procedures for project execution. Ensure projects are in compliance with applicable laws for historic preservation. Prepare short and long range plans for facilities and services based on the relative priorities of the command. Evaluate and recommend courses of actions on permit applications for projects that involve routine changes placement of structures or dredging or filling) to waterway or shoreline use. Monitor and maintain installation tenant relations. Create and manage Property Record Cards for the installations. Provide Real Estate support and identify and process preliminary documentation for disposal of excess real property. Review Use Agreements, MOU/ MOA, Leases and Licenses and determine if renewals, modifications or deletions are required and proceed with that course of action at the activity level.
Supervisor: Lyle Beller Retired) )
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Retired
Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Naval Base Point Loma Public Works 4635 Pacific Hwy
San Diego, CA 92110 United States
10/ 1998 10/ 2002
Hours per week: 40
Series: 0020 Pay Plan: GS Grade: 09
Community Planner This is a federal job)
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Manage various programs for special areas assigned while working at Naval Base Point Loma Special Projects, Foot Print Reductions, Demolition, Real Estate actions).
Coordinate and met with other agencies Fish and Wildlife, National Park Service, Veterans Affairs, Army Corp of Engineers, City of San Diego) on a regular basis in regards to projects and activities that would impact the base and neighboring communities. Develop Projects for new and existing missions. Conduct research via data bases, personnel interviewing and technical source materials. Develop and review critical information and plans and make recommendations related to a variety of land uses involving conflicting factors and installation growth. Coordinate with internal and external departments/ agencies to implement production and planning of projects. Gather, assemble and analyze data in development of plans, and the preparation of appropriate. Prepare NEPA National Environmental Policy Act) documentation CATEX; Categorical Exclusion EA; Environmental Assessment) for various programs. Provided oversight of proper utilization and conservation of the natural resources surrounded by private communities. Monitor the pattern and intensity of land use and identify all requirements for the preservation, development, or control of the environment related to the installation’ s development. Assist in historical preservation, restoration and reconstruction projects within the NBSD Historic District and review project diagrams assist with determining the procedures for project execution. Ensure projects are in compliance with applicable laws for historic preservation. Prepare short and long range plans for facilities and services based on the relative priorities the command. Evaluate and recommend actions on permit applications for projects that involve routine changes placement of structures
or dredging or filling) to waterway or shoreline use. Monitor and maintain installation tenant relations. Create and manage Property Records for installations. Provide Real Estate support and identify, process preliminary documentation for disposal of excess real property. Review Use Agreements, MOU/ MOA, Leases and Licenses and determine if renewals, modifications or deletions need to be made at the activity level.
Supervisor: LyLe Beller Retired) )
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Retired
US Army
2175 Reilly RD
Fort Bragg, NC 28310 United States
10/ 1990 12/ 2005
Hours per week: 60
Pay Plan: YZ
Civil Affairs/ Psychological Operations Team Leader This is a federal job) Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Psychological Operations/ Civil Affairs Team Leader Supervisor). Deployed to Afghanistan 2003 in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. Prevent and mitigate civilian interference with military operations. Planned missions that involved civilians, such as evacuations, and worked with local civilian aid agencies, non governmental organizations NGOs) and commercial and private organizations. Responsible for researching, coordinating, conducting and participating in the planning of emergency management, while enabling the civil military operations of the supported commander. Locate civil resources to support military operations, dealt with incidents or injuries to civilians or damage to property, helped with humanitarian relief efforts and act as liaisons to civilian agencies such as the Red Cross. Assisted with the planning and support as well as the coordinating of resources to support reconstitution or reconstruction activities. Support national disaster, defense or emergency assistance and response activities as a qualified FEMA Responder volunteer for Community Support TIER 4) under the surge capacity force, foster and maintain communication and dialogue with civilian aid agencies and civilian relief and assistance organizations. Position is equivalent to that of an Emergency Management Specialist. Develop plans and communications based on targeted demographic and audience, utilizing various forms of communication methods: television commercials, handouts, leaflets, billboards, posters, and radio timeslots. Contribute/ write content; oversee graphic design and overall message of materials. Foster positive public relations with area dignitaries, military, and respected members of the community. Dispense certificates and coins to build stronger relationships with Afghan and coalition members. Design and distribute coins as a memento, serving as part of overall
relationship building plans. Implemented a change in planning for Info Ops agendas, going from 30 days to forecasting 90 and 180 days out. Provided a platform to blanket in depth intelligence/ psychological strategies accordingly. Provide detailed 12 hour reports to intelligence agents pertaining to military and civilian events. Plan, develop, and synchronize the conduct of military information operations with other coalition/ combined force activities. Support strategic analysis and PSYOPS planning to determine proper courses of action. Consult and inform Commanding Officials relative to current intelligence programs. Present weekly reports outlining kinetic activities, offering fresh intelligence and tactical movements and actions to increase program effectiveness; i.e. targets, themes, and messages Research, design, and implement methods for recording, encoding, editing and distributing national media releases to the military client. Write and distribute news stories, public service announcements PSAs), and press releases to the Arab media. Target local, national, and international media. Identify critical requirements needed by local citizens in combat or crisis situations.
Supervisor: Randy Whiteside )
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
Education:
ITT Technical Institute, San Diego San Diego, CA United States Bachelor' s Degree 06/ 2000
Major: Electronic Engineering
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
Advance Mathematics, Calculus, Physics, Engineering Principles and Design, Digital and Wireless Communications, Physics, Programing, Circuit Analysis.
ITT Technical Institute, San Diego San Diego, CA United States Associate' s Degree 06/ 1999
Major: Electronics Engineering
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
lied Mathematics, Engineering Principles, Physics, Problem Solving Theory, communications, integrated circuits, English composition, Digital fundamentals, introduction to programming, strategies for professionals, computer logic Southwestern Community College Chula Vista, CA United States Associate' s Degree 06/ 1999
Major: Business Administration General Education)
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
English, Calculus, Economics, Accounting, Life Science, General Education.
San Diego State University San Diego, CA United States
Some College Coursework Completed
Major: Business Administration
Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:
Accounting, General Education
Job Related Training:
NFI 101 Fundamentals to Leadership, 2022
NFI 201 Team Supervisors Emerging Leaders, 2022
Explosive Safety OP5, 2020
Ammo 36, 2020
DAWIA Level II Facilities Engineering, 2016
1391 Validation Refresher Training
Master Plan Assessment, 2015
Waterfront Inspection Repair, 2014
FIAR Real Property: Transfer In and Purchase Major and Minor Acquisition), 2014 FIAR Real Property: Demolition, 2014
FIAR Real Property: DoN and Non DoN Military Construction, 2014 FIAR Real Property: Sale and Transfer Out, 2014
DAWIA Level I Facilities Engineering, 2013
Advanced Master Planning, 2012
ECONPACK, 2012
Advanced Planner Training, 2012
NEPA Application, 2011
Advanced Environmental Law SEP) Advanced NEPA, 2011
Basic Environmental Law, 2011
ACHE Leadership Training, 2011
Success Estimator. 2011
MCON Programming Budgeting, 2010
Economic Analysis, 2010
E3 Awareness Spectrum Supportability Training for Acquisition Engineers, 2010 BLC mtg/ FPD conference/ APA conference, 2009
RS Means Facilities Construction Cost Data and Repair and Remodeling, 2009 LEED NC2, 2009
Language Skills:
Language Spoken Written Read
Spanish American Intermediate/ Novice
Affiliations:
Veterans of Foreign Wars Member
Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA) FEMA Responder for Community Support TIER 4)
Next Step Service Dogs Trainer
Companion Dog training Trainer
Paws to Share Ambassador/ Handler
References:
Robert Ripely
Community Planner
Naval Facilities Engineering Command
robert. ripley1@navy. mil
Kristina Bolton
Facilities Maintenance Director
Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Naval Base San Diego Kristina. bolton@navy. mil
Gary Alchin
Naval Special Warfare Command
Planner, MILCON Program
Gary. Alchin@navsoc. socom. mil
Additional Information:
Service Dog Handler/ Trainer, Next Step Service Dogs