CONFIDENTIAL CITY CLERK
Fremont
FEB 17 2026
Mobility Commission •
CITY OF FREMONT
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:
Name: Cudmore_ Vanessa Gender: Female_
Last First
Home Address:
Street City State Zip
E-mail: Telephone:
Resident of the City of Fremont: _ 13 • years (all Commissioners must reside in Fremont):
Demographic Information:
Ethnicity:
• American Indian or Alaskan Native • Chinese
• Black or African American X White
• Afghan Q Vietnamese
Q 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
OX Female • Prefer not to say
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APELOYNO HAMBONES
**: Language(s) Spoken: English
Please réview. the statements below and check the appropriate boxes Ox 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)
OX People who Bicycle (2 representatives)
• People who Use Transit (2 representatives)
• People who Drive (2 representatives)
People with Mobility Impairments (1 representative)
OIx 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 ot 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.
Vanessa Cudmore
Feb 16, 2026
Signature Date
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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 outes to Schools and the encouragement of travel alternatives. The full Mobilit ommission will meet quarterly to share activities of the working groups and t collectively guide multimodal topics like overall mode shift and traffic safety. An annual 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-
Mobility Commission
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:
As a resident of the City of Fremont, I would like to help keep our community safe, make advancements where possible with technology and as the city continues to grow and evolve ensure there are effective and enjoyable ways to travel through our city, and as we venture into other cities as well- whether it be for work or pleasure, as well as for business travelers and vacationers.
What would you bring by way of perspective or expertise to the Mobility Commission (in general and related to your selected travel mode interest area:
I have a solid knowledge of Fremont as I am an avid cyclist and often travel the streets and bike paths as a mode of transportation. I am well aware of the safety issues, congestion issues, transportation infrastructures.
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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:
1 am in marketing and in my role I am very familiar with city planning zones, transportation and building infrastructure in the City of Fremont.
Organization: _KB Home Dates: 2016- Present
Location: San Ramon Position(s): Sr. Marketing
Manager
Responsibilities/accomplishments:
: Narrative storytelling, content strategy, planning, copywriting, photography, reels videos for social Develop social influencer campaigns to expand reach, interest and brand awarenes
Analyze research and market reports to develop solid creative briefs and marketing plans Develop KPI to help make sound strategic decisions
Organization: _Specialized Bicycle Components
Dates:. 2012
Location: _Morgan Hill Position(s): Product
Marketing Manager
Responsibilities/accomplishments:
• Responsible for Go-to-Market Strategies, Research and Brand positioning for Urban and Fitness products
• Development of Go-to- Market strategies for Specialized Fitness bike category and Globe bikes • Development and implementation of research initiatives Work closely with Global Marketing and USA marketing to launch new limited-edition programs Development of brand partnerships and grass roots events including Levi's Clothing -6-
Organization: Dates:
Location: Position(s): -
Responsibilities/accomplishments:
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Community Activities that you have been involved with
Volunteer- East Bay Parks Habitat Restoration Clean Up Earth Day 2025 Coyote Hills Name of Organization Position/Responsibilities/Accomplishments Dates Volunteer- Santa Cruz Trails and Save Our Shores- Beach Clean-up 2024 Name of Organization Position/Responsibilities/Accomplishments Dates City of Fremont - Stroll n Roll Participant
Name of Organization Position/Responsibilities/Accomplishments Dates Name of Organization Position/Responsibilities/Accomplishments Dates Special awards or recognitions you have received:
Long List Green Earth Book Awards 2023 and 2024
Education Information:
Queen's University Bachelor of Arts. Film Studies
Educational Institution Degree/Diploma Field Year
Educational Institution Degree/Diploma Field Year
Additional Information (Please provide any other information which you feel would be useful to the City Council in reviewing your application)
Please visit @lotttapedal and lottapedal.com
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I am the author of the Lotta Pedal Adventure Series (books available at Banter Bookshop).
An empowering series featuring a nature loving independent girl who tackles a day of adventure and ends up learning more about ways to protect the natural environment. • Launched Lotta Pedal Catches Her Wave and Lotta Pedal Chases Buck Moon • Book 1 and Book 2 - Long List Recipient Nature Generation Green Earth Book Awards
• Segment feature on Fox 2 KTVU Voices for Change May 2024 and Livelin the Bay 2025
• Front page features Tri-City Voice
Managed complete production of book working with an award-winning illustrator Antonio Caparo
• Created partnership with Adriana Chede -Lotta Pedal Love Bracelet- promoting fashion and sustainability
• Secured sponsorship at Ocean Film Festival World Tour with proceeds benefiting Save Our Shores.
• Guest speaker|Book signing at author events including flagship Barnes & Noble, The Grove in LA
Developed active website and social media platforms.
.. Successfully secured bookshelf space in the US and Canada, including shops beyond bookstores
• Mini Mint Studio-Sustainable clothes and products for kids • The Drake Hotel- Mangels Florist with environment focused book section _Note: The origin of her name is she likes to do a "lot of pedaling' (cycling)..
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CITY
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:
Name: _Culp_ Brian_ Gender: M_
Last First
Home Address:
Street City State Zip
E-mail: _Telephone:
Resident of the City of Fremont: 7. _ years (all Commissioners must reside in Fremont) Demographic Information:
Ethnicity:
• American Indian or Alaskan Native • Chinese
• Black or African American X White
• 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:
X Male • Prefer to self-identify
• Female • Prefer not to say
Language(s) Spoken: English, Spanish (nivel B1)_
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Please review the statements below and check the appropriate boxes * 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)
X 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. 2/17/26
Signature Date
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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 Routes to Schools and the encouragement of travel alternatives. The full Mobility Commission will meet quarterly to share activities of the working groups and to collectively guide multimodal topics like overall mode shift and traffic safety. An annual 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-
Mobility Commission
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'm a "power user" of Fremont's cycling infrastructure. I navigate our streets daily and have. firsthand experience with the challenges facing those on bikes or on foot. In serving the commission, my goal is to provide practical feedback about Fremont's Mobility Action Plan from a cyclist's perspective.
My use of Fremont's cycling infrastructure - as a BART-dependent commuter, as a local- workplace cyclist, or as a weekend rider along Paseo Padre or the Alameda Creek Trail - gives me a unique perspective of how different places connect (or don't).
Having followed the progress of the Mobility Action Plan over the last five years, I want to contribute to the next phase of its implementation. If selected, I'd advocate for safer, more accessible cycling options that connect places, which, in turn, become part of a sustainable transportation network for all residents.
What would you bring by way of perspective or expertise to the Mobility Commission (in general and related to your selected travel mode interest area:
Not only do I have the lived experience of cycling in and through Fremont, but I also hold a Google Data Analytics certificate. I think could add value to what I imagine is at times a very data-driven process: traffic and infrastructure usage analysis.
In addition, my core professional skill - technical writing - involves translating complex jargon into clear, actionable information. As such, I think I can help the Commission with its education and outreach goal by helping craft messaging that is clear and accessible to all residents. -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:
Organization: Multiple Sclerosis Society - MS150 ride
Location: Kansas City
Position(s): Team Organizer
Responsibilities/accomplishments:
Over the course of a decade, I built a team of 5 riders into 200, becoming a top fundraiser along the way. (It's during this time when I became a capital-c Cyclist.) This involved project management and logistical responsibilities like:
• Organizing gatherings to drive rider signup
• Designing and ordering team uniforms
• Communicate and coordinate with MS150 staff
Organization: Lucid Motors
Location: Newark, CA
Position(s): Technical Publication Manager
Responsibilities/accomplishments:
As Lucid's TechPubs Manager, I set the course for Lucid's Technical Publication department and then hired and developed the diverse group needed to implement that vision.
Along with the role leading our Kansas City Bike MS team, the experience at Lucid left me with valuable project and people management skills which I'd leverage when collaborating with Mobility Commission (and City Council) peers.
Special awards or recognitions you have received:
For information about recognitions, awards, education, and more, please visit linkedin.com/in/hmsbrian
Additional Information (Please provide any other information which you feel would be useful to the City Council in reviewing your application)
I've now lived in multiple Fremont neighborhoods, and this has provided valuable insight about how Fremont's infrastructure serves residents in different stages of life. I'm committed to leveraging my professional background and passion for cycling to help create a more connected and accessible community.
Oh, and if appointed, one of my first "unofficial" contribution would be to suggest (and help) transition this application into a fully digital, fillable format. Yes, it's part of a career-long obsession (curse?) over things like this, but it does serve a larger goal: ensuring that civic participation is as frictionless and user-friendly as the modern transportation network Fremont is striving to build. Thanks for considering my application. -5-
CONFIDENTIAL
CITY OF CITY CLERK
Fremont
Mobility Commission MAR 02 2026
Application CITY OF FREMONT
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:
Name: Toy Kendra Gender: Female
Last First
Home Address:
Street City State Zip
E-mail: Telephone:
Resident of the City of Fremont: 27 _ years (all Commissioners must reside in Fremont) Demographic Information:
Ethnicity:
• American Indian or Alaskan Native $ Chinese
• Black or African American • White
• Afghan • Vietnamese
• Mexican # Filipino
• Indian • Pakistani
• Other Asian origin: Japanese (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: English
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Please review the statements below and check the appropriate boxes 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 nterest 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.
Kendra Toy March 2, 2026
Signature Date
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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-.
Fremont
Mobility Commission
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 serve as a member of the Mobility Commission because I care about Fremont and want all people to be able to get around safely, no matter their mode of transportation. I love that Fremont strives to be an inclusive community that values safety, sustainability, health, happiness, & inclusivity, and I appreciate how those values have shaped our current systems. Having regularly attended Mobility Commision meetings fairly consistently over the past 3-4 years, I wish to now contribute in a more official capacity.
What would you bring by way of perspective or expertise to the Mobility Commission (in general and related to your selected travel mode interest area:
I consider myself a product of the Mobility Commission and the City of Fremont's success when it comes to building infrastructure that encourages active transportation: I began bicycling as an adult in summer 2022 because I was curious about Fremont's expanding bike infrastructure, and I thought it would be a healthy and affordable way to get around. Since then, bicycling has become a significant part of my life and my favorite mode of transportation around Fremont. I hope that over time and with continued improvements, more people can experience and appreciate the benefits of active transportation. Besides my personal experience of bicycling in Fremont, I would bring a strong education and safety perspective to the Mobility Commission. 1 am an LCI, an instructor certified through the League of American Bicyclists to teach bicycle riding and safety. I understand the concerns that people have about our streets and what would increase their sense of safety and confidence.
In addition to my perspective as a bicyclist, I live with my 91-years-old grandmother who has a disability, and I have worked with seniors in assisted living here in Fremont. I have a lot of empathy for the concerns of those who do not or cannot bike and how important transportation is for maintaining independence, especially for older adults. I think this perspective will be valuable as well given Fremont's demographics. -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:
See resume
Organization: Dates:
Location: Position(s):
Responsibilities/accomplishments:
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Organization: Dates:
Location: Position(s): _
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Community Activities that you have been involved with
See resume
Name of Organization Position/Responsibilities/Accomplishments Dates Name of Organization Position/Responsibilities/Accomplishments Dates Name of Organization Position/Responsibilities/Accomplishments Dates Name of Organization Position/Responsibilities/Accomplishments Dates Special awards or recognitions you have received:
Education Information:
Educational Institution Degree/Diploma Field Year
Educational Institution Degree/Diploma Field Year
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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)
Having been born and raised in Fremont, I have a deep love and commitment for this city and community. I am grateful that Fremont has made it so easy for me to get around safely by bike, because it really has transformed my life for the better. I believe my perspective as a bicyclist, driver, and person who lives with a senior with a disability gives me an enthusiasm, empathy, and practicality that will serve the Mobility Commission well. I have already been active in the Mobility Commission as a member of the public and through my participation in two of its ad hoc committees, so i am familiar with the way the Mobility Commission works. I am mostly looking to continue supporting the Mobility Commission's efforts and keep Fremont on the path toward Vision Zero. Fremont has been a great leader in this regard, and I hope to see it continue. -7-
KENDRA K. TOY
Fremont, CA /
SUMMARY
I am a collaborative, mission-driven communicator with experience in bike education and advocacy, ready to take the next step in advancing active transportation in Fremont through a more formal role.
RELEVANT SKILLS
• Computer: Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite; proficient in Canva • Organizational: Demonstrated ability to manage time and multi-task • Interpersonal: Collaborates across and within teams with professionalism to achieve goals • Bicycle: LCI certified, completed Bike East Bay's Green Mobility Ambassador trainings, ride leader Written and Oral Communication: Regularly prepares and delivers written, verbal, and visual content • Safety Certifications: CPR & AED certified
EMPLOYMENT
Education Program Manager | Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition (San Jose, CA) July 2025 - present • Manages a team of instructors to deliver bicycle education in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties • Develops bike education curriculum that is relevant and effective at promoting safe cycling • Collaborates with community partners, including local government, to run an effective program League Certified Instructor (LCI #7257) | Bike East Bay (Oakland, CA) May 2024 - present • Delivers engaging and educational bicycle curriculum in classroom and outdoor settings • Collaborates with other instructors and staff to improve program delivery • Maintains LCI certification and membership with The League of American Bicyclists Reception Concierge | Aegis Living of Fremont (Fremont, CA) Nov 2023 - July 2025 • Greets and liaises with residents, visitors, and other staff with courteous customer service • Fields calls on a multi-line phone system and directs them to appropriate staff • Provides administrative and clerical support to director-level staff as needed Medication Care Manager | Aegis Living of Fremont (Fremont, CA) Nov 2023 - August 2024 • Prepared and administered medications to residents with compliance to regulations • Reported changes in condition and other areas of concern with care team • Maintained inventories of medications and supplies ahead of restocking Associate Corrosion Engineer | PG&E (San Ramon, CA) May 2018 - May 2023 • Oversaw corrosion work in San Francisco for a distribution system survey program (ECPS) • Revamped existing tracking systems to improve documentation of ECS workflow • Updated existing casing testing procedure to reflect expansion of scope Rotational Engineer | PG&E (San Ramon, CA) Sep 2017 - May 2018 • Executed pre-assessment phase of an External Corrosion Direct Assessment project • Improved the tracking system for projects in the Dynamic DC Interference program • Applied engineering analysis to mitigate dynamic DC interference on gas lines Writing Peer Tutor | UCSD Writing Hub (La Jolla, CA) Oct 2015 - Jun 2017 . Provided constructive feedback and resources for improving students' writing • Trained new employees through observational tutoring sessions • Conducted genre-specific workshops for students seeking writing help
COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE
BPAC Member | Alameda County CTC Member, Volunteer | Bike East Bay Sep 2024 - present Aug 2022 - present
• Advises Alameda CTC on the development of • Volunteers and participates in group rides, countywide bicycle and pedestrian plans events, bike valet, classes, & local advocacy • Reviews and provides input on discretionary • Has fundraised over $5000 for the organization tunding guidelines and project development through Climate Ride participation COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE continued
Mobility Commission attendee | City of Fremont Foster Volunteer | HARA SF (dog rescue) Dec 2022 - present Mar 2021 - present
• Regularly participates at quarterly meetings to • Provides shelter and care for rescued dogs speak on active transportation topics and communicates with potential adopters Member of an educational subcommittee of the Volunteer | San Diego Blood Bank Mobility Commission formed May 2024 Sep 2016 - Jul 2018 Volunteer | Redeemer Church of Fremont • Controlled flow of donors at bloodmobiles Mar 2023 - present and oversaw canteen area at donor centers • Prepares weekly liturgical guide and assists Stage Manager | Muir Musical (UC San Diego) with operations during worship services Sep 2016 - Apr 2017 Volunteer | Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition Managed 50+ students: cast, crew, orchestra, Jun 2023 - October 2024 finance, marketing, design, etc. • Delivered farm boxes by bike to qualifying • Organized and oversaw auditions, rehearsals, households in East San Jose performances, and post-show wrap-up EDUCATION and TRAINING
B.S. Community Health (on hold) 2020 - on hold
Arizona State University (Online)
Certified Nursing Assistant (License: 01267075) July 2023 Golden Heart School of Nursing (San Jose, CA)
• Certificate of Merit for Best in Clinical Skills
• Certificate of Merit for Best in Theory
B.S. Mechanical Engineering 2012 - 2017
UC San Diego (La Jolla, CA)
• Global Seminar Program (study abroad) in London, UK to study European art and history • Relevant coursework: Personal Ethics at Work, Business Project Management
REFERENCES
Deanna Chevas Kelly Dunlap
Deputy Director, Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition Education Program Co-Manager, Bike East Bay Phone: Phone:
Email: Email: