CITY CLERK
JAN 1 7 2023
Fremont CITY OF FREMONT
Mobility Commission
Application
Submit application to:
Office of the City Clerk
3300 Capitol Avenue, Building A
P.O. Box 5006
Fremont, CA 94537-5006
Or email to: [email protected]
Personal Information:
DHAMi TEJiNDER MALE
Name: Gender:
Last First
PREMONT CA- 94538
Home Address:
Street City State Zip
E-mail: Telephone:
Resident of the City of Fremont: 1994 _ years (all Commissioners must reside in Fremont) Demographic Information:
Ethnicity:
• American Indian or Alaskan Native • Chinese
• Black or African American O White
D Afghan • Vietnamese
• Mexican = Filipino
* Indian • Pakistani
• Other Asian origin: (write-in optional)
• Other African origin: (write-in optional)
• Other Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin: (write-in optional) Gender:
*Male • Prefer to self-identify
• Female • Prefer not to say
Language(s) Spoken: PUNJABI, HiNDI, ENGLiSH
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Please review the statements below and check the appropriate boxes 7 I have reviewed Ordinance No. 09-2019 which establishes the Mobility Commission and the Fremont Mobility Action Plan (available at Fremont.gov/MobilityCommission) I am applying for the following "travel mode" position: (choose one) People who Walk (2 representatives)
• People who Bicycle (2 representatives)
People who Use Transit (2 representatives)
People who Drive (2 representatives)
* People with Mobility Impairments (1 representative)
& I have completed the attached Mobility Commission supplemental questionnaire Civic service is a privilege and responsibility of interested, qualified, sincere citizens. The value and importance of wide participation of a large number of citizens cannot be measured. Your interest in serving on a board or commission of the City of Fremont is greatly appreciated:
General Information: Your application is a public document and will be kept on file for one year.
If you would like additional information, please call the City Clerk's Office, at (510) 284-4060.
Please sign and date application and submit to the Office of the City Clerk. Thank you.
Tejindestlalan 01-17-2023
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Mobility Commission
Background information
The Fremont City Council established the Mobility Commission in October 2019 based on the report and recommendations contained in the Fremont Mobility Action Plan, adopted unanimously by the Council in March 2019. The Fremont Mobility Action Plan is a five-year strategy to address transportation issues and needs with a focus on traffic congestion, travel alternatives, safety improvements, and new technologies. The plan was a developed with guidance from a 14-member Task Force and a community outreach process.
At City Council meetings on June 4, 2019 and October 1, 2019, the formation and roles of the Mobility Commission were discussed and decided to include the following . The Mobility Commission consists of nine members and includes representatives with expertise and leadership interests related to various travel modes including people who walk (two representatives), bicycle (two representatives), use transit (two representatives), and drive motor vehicles (two representatives); and persons with mobility impairments (one representative). Consideration should also be given to having the Commission reflect the diversity of the Fremont community relative to geographic location, gender, age, and ethnicity.
The key roles of the Mobility Commission are to: 1) assist the city with the implementation of actions included in adopted transportation plans, including the Mobility Action Plan and other plans related to traffic safety, traffic congestion management, school access, walking, bicycling, new technologies, and regional transportation; 2) help advocate for Fremont's interests with regional agencies, including support for transportation funding; 3) assist the city with public education, outreach, promotional activities in order to stimulate community participation in efforts such as safe routes to schools, traffic safety education, and use of alternative transportation modes; 4) to provide input on the preparation of new and updated transportation policies, plans, and projects; and 5) to provide a forum to receive public comment on mobility topics.
An expected role of Mobility Commissioners is to lead separate "working groups" comprised of community volunteers related special projects and programs such as Safe meeting will be held between the City Council and Mobility Commission to review accomplishments, discuss issues and establish a Mobility Commission work plan for the following year.
Further information about the Mobility Commission and the Fremont Mobility Action Plan is available on the Fremont website at Fremont.gov/MobilityCommission -3-
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Supplemental Questionnaire
(feel free to attach separate pages or a resume)
Interest Information:
Why do you wish to serve as a member of the Mobility Commission: I wish to be On the mobility commission so that I can helf seve
our community and gure feedbak en important
infrastructure charges, We are working in Fremont.
ts a long time, human relation commisiuer t a fremont
rsident I have a goed balance of temperament d experienci to be an ere ber on theis rna makin
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and related to your selected travel mode interest area):
As a member of the sikh furdwara, many of
our semiors are affected by lack of transportantim
options and I want to see how I can advocate To
them how to best usethem. Many seniors use
public transit and need to assess it. I also hear
gumbling form ower community about the nen
changes that are bein made. I believe I can
help addres them and educate them about
visin Zero and now fremont is making our cities
sater. It would be an hover to serre.
I will be a committed member and show
Up to all the meetings, and make sue that I
am an active paitopant im promotin the
efforts of the mobilit commission.
4. Employment/Volunteer Information:
Please list any qualifications you feel would provide positive input to the work of the Mobility Commission. Describe your abilities and experiences with leading groups and inspiring action:
Being a good listener/passionate, I would
Like work on Traffic jams, neighborhood
traffic calming activities, more safety for
School Kids, Bicycling issues et.
Organization: SEIU USWW Dates:_ 2022
Location: Alameda Position(s): Executive Board member
Responsibilities/accomplishments: _ Protect workers' rights. provide education opportunities through education
programs, provide workplace equality,
pension benefits, wages etc
Organization: FREMONT POLiCE DEPT _ Dates: 20 1 6
Location:_ FREMONT Position(s): _ VIPS
Responsiblies/accomplishments: Street patrolling. organize special event; provide education for
safely to elementary schools
Allied Uniressal 2019
Organization: _Dates:
Location: Santa Clara Positions): Agent
Responsibilities/accomplishments: Badgeing and access
control, Mof and Idf control system;
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Community Activities that you have been involved with
City of fremont Herman Relation Commission Since 2012
Name of Organization Position/Responsibilities/Accomplishments Harise the city departments on issues of poling retated to city human relations/ discrimination, recommendation
FREMONT POlICE DEPT. VIps Since 2016
Name of Organization Position/Responsibilities/Accomplishments Patrolling; special events; provide safety education to school Kids UNITED SIKHS IS ORGANIZATI Advisory Since 2013
Position Responsibilies Accomplishments
Name of Organization
Food drives; Homeless shetter; Arrange funding duriny emergency BAy AREA SikH community community Social Worker 2022
Position/Responsibilities/Accomplishments Dates
Name of Organization
provide help to needy people, translater; Universal melbeing.
Special awards or recognitions you have received: I UNITY AWARD In 2012 from Senator BoB Wieckowski I CommUNiTY HERO AWARD in 2016 him Assembiyman Kansen Chu III APPRECiATiON AWARD
in 2019 from Police Depart chief of police
Kimberly Peterson I ASSEMBLY RECOGNiZATiON FOR
Leadership to community is 2022 Arm Assembly.
- Woman FioNA mA Speaker Pro Tamphore
Education Information: High School Diploma 1993
INDiA
Field Year
Educational Institution Degree/Diploma
General Education 1998
OHLONE COLLEGE
Degree/Dipioma Field Year
Educational Institution
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Additional Information (Please provide any other information which you feel would be useful to the City Council in reviewing your application)
have been workin with sein Since 2022 10
provide safely and hand to the needs of friends,
neighbors, fellow members of our society. I have
awarded by councilmember loth District Heather Hutt,
Councilmember qth District Curren D. Price, JR, rath
Congressional U.S. House of representative Tony Cardeness, 52th assembly district Assemblywoman Wendy Camillo
to serve the community.
Moreover, I have been awarded by Alameda county
supervisor I* District David Harbert to provide dedication work to help needy people in the community.
I have been awarded by Bob Wieckonsky
for spearheaded compaigns within the
Tricity Area to educate the public sikh culture,
organised numerous candlelight rigil ceremonies,
encourage for nonnolence, cultural edmcation
in larger society; Bringing together elected
officials.
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