RAUL GODINEZ II, P.E.
Professional Summary
An executive manager and professional engineer, with over 34 years in both the private and public sectors.
Professional Experience
Global Modular Partners, LLC Sr: Vice President 10/21 - Present Provide expertise on development projects focusing on modular construction, infrastructure issues and gov- emment affairs; develop and provide strategic communication on behalf of clients City of Santa Ana City Manager 11/17 - 2/19
Lead and managed the day-to-day operations for a full service municipality (332,318 population) with a staff of 1198 FTE staff, with a General Fund budget of $353M; major focus areas were addressing homelessness by constructing a 200-bed shelter, and 4 ballot measures, including a $60M sales tax measure.
City of Lynwood PW Director/City Engineer 10/15 - 10/17 Public Works Dept.
Direct the operations the department with a staff of 68 FTE and a $23M budget, which includes water and ewer utilities; major focus are on delivering several large projects, including a new Community Center, ew City Hall Annex, water well improvements and street projects, while improving operational efficienc City of El Monte City Manager 7/13 - 6/15
Lead and managed the day-to-day operations for a full service municipality (115,000 population) with a staff 01 292 Tul-time stati, with a General Fund budget of $51M; major focus areas were building a sustainable budget, focusing on economic development ($790M in development then underway), and rebuilding the city organization.
City of Santa Ana Executive Director, PWA 11/09 - 6/13
Public Works Agency Director's Office
bilization plan, including leading various outsourcing proposals.
City of Oakland Agency Director, PWA 3/01 - 10/09
Public Works Agency Director's Office
Directed the operations of the Public Works Agency, with a staff of 856 FTE and a $148M operating budget; JMS Consultants Principal Engineer 1:00 - 3/01
Los Angeles, CA Municipal Engineering Services
Managed the day-to-day operations of the Los Angeles office, and directed the municipal engineering & con- struction management program areas of the firm.
Raul Godinez II, P.E.
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City of Los Angeles Project Mgr/Project Engineer 1/90 - 12/99 Public Works Dept. Wastewater Construction Management Division City of Los Angeles Plancheck Engineer 6/87 - 1/90
Building & Safety Dept. Structural Plancheck Division
Education
B.S. Civil Engineering California State University, Northridge 1987 Professional Registration
Registered Civil Engineer, State of California, C55588, expires 12/31/2024 Professional Organizations
Public Works Leadership Fellow, American Public Works Association Member, League of California Cities
Fellow, Institute for the Advancement of Engineering
Awards
American Public Works Association (APWA) inducted as a Public Works Leadership Fellow (PWLF) into the first class of PWLF's in September 2011 at the International Public Works Congress in Denver, CO.
American Public Works Association (APWA) National Top Ten Public Works Leader of the Year, 2009; this prestigious award was presented at the Annual APWA International Public Works Congress in Columbus, OH on September 14, 2009.
American Public Works Association (APWA) - Northern California Chapter's 2009 Public Works Leader of the Year Award for outstanding career service achievements as public works professionals from both the pub- lic and private sectors, February 20, 2009.
American Public Works Association (APWA) award of Full Accreditation on August 15, 2006; Oakland was only the 3rd agency in California, and 35th in the USA & Canada, at that time.
North Hills Phoenix Association's Outstanding Public Service Award for outstanding traffic safety achieve- ments in the Oakland hills, January 19, 2006.
Los Angeles Council of Engineers & Scientists (LACES) 1996 Engineers' Week "Outstanding Community Service"
Institute for the Advancement of Engineering (IAE); inducted in 1996 as a Fellow in Los Angeles Meritorious Achievement Award presented by the Board of Public Works, City of Los Angeles on July 19, 1996 for saving the City $500,000 on a $5.4 million project.
Publications
Presented a paper titled: "Microtunneling vs. Conventional Pipe Jacking: the Importance of Choosing the Right Method", at the International Society of Trenchless Technology's NO-DIG '96 Conference in New Or- leans, Louisiana.