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Internet: Mail Stop 370 MAYOR Eric Garcetti 213 978-0600 MAYOR 200 N. Spring Street Room 303 Los Angeles, CA 90012 Internet: http://mayor.lacity.org/ Mail Stop 370 MAYOR Eric Garcetti 213 978-0600 FREQUENTLY REQUESTED NUMBERS Certificate Requests, [email protected] 213 978-0600 3rd Floor Mayor Help Desk 213 978-1028 Press Office 213 978-0741 Scheduling Requests, [email protected] 213 922-9747 Travel Requests, [email protected] 213 978-0939 370 CHIEF OF STAFF Richard W. LLewellyn, Interim Chief Of Staff 213 978-0600 Cruz Casillas, Executive Assistant 213 978-0600 DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF Mary Hodge, Deputy Chief of Staff 213 978-0600 Andre Herndon, Deputy Chief of Staff 213 978-0600 Kiana Taheri, Executive Officer 213 978-0600 ADMINISTRATION Denisse Martinez, Director of Operations 213 978-0600 370 Ayesha Rahman, Administrative Assistant 213 978-0600 Perla Acevedo, Administrative Assistant 213 978-0600 Michelle Tiliano, Proclamations 213 978-0600 Luis Mora, Proclamations Designer 213 978-0600 SCHEDULING AND EXECUTIVE SUPPORT Mayra Medel, Director of Scheduling 213 978-0600 Reid Lidow, Executive Officer to the Mayor 213 978-0600 370 Sonnie Martinez, Director of Executive Office Operations 213 978-0600 Joyce Dominguez, Deputy Director of Scheduling 213 978-0600 Thomas Arechiga, Associate Director of Scheduling 213 978-0600 LEGAL COUNSEL Anne C. Tremblay, Chief Counsel 213 978-3128 Rachel Teitelbaum, Deputy Counsel 213 978-3128 370 Dalia Contreras, Executive Assistant 213 978-3128 COMMUNICATIONS Alexander Comisar, Director of Communications 213 978-0741 MAYOR As of 9/16/2021 MAYOR DOCUMENT UPDATED BY: DENISSE MARTINEZ CONTACT NUMBER: 213 978-0600 Christopher Anyakwo, Executive Officer 213 978-0741 Becca MacLaren, Chief Speechwriter 213 978-0741 Rubi Martinez, Content Manager 213 978-0741 Fawad Assadullah, Senior Digital Producer 213 978-0741 Sheharazad Fleming, Digital & Marketing Director 213 978-0741 Harrison Wollman, Press Secretary 213 978-0741 Jennifer Marroquin, Communications Manager 213 978-0741 Chamarra McCorey, Digital Media Specialist 213 978-0741 Claire Pelote, Press Assistant 213 978-0741 LEGISLATIVE & EXTERNAL AFFAIRS Breelyn Pete, Deputy Mayor 213 978-0600 Grace Garcia, Executive Officer 213 978-0600 Margaret Wynne, Director of Legislative Affairs 213 978-8391 Madelynn Taras, Legislative Deputy 213 978-8376 Heleen Ramirez, Legislative Coordinator 213 978-0620 Karcy Bowles, Director, Volunteer Engagement/VolunteerLA 213 473-2332 Bridget Mulrooney, Special Assistant 213 978-0600 Arthur Mandel, Director of State and County Affairs 213 978-1583 Brad Fingard, State Affairs Coordinator 213 978-1583 PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT Lisa Payne, Director, Public Engagement 213 978-0837 370 Bertha (Nidia) Lozano, Constituent Services Representative 213 978-3130 Billie Jean Londoño, Constituent Service Representative 818 778-4990 Serapia Kim, Central Area Representative 213 978-0430 Veronica Polanco, East LA Area Representative 213 978-1705 FIELD OFFICES SAN PEDRO 638 S. Beacon Street, Suite 310 San Pedro, CA 90731 213 310-4630 Johanna Rodriguez, Harbor Area Representative 213 473-2388 SOUTH LOS ANGELES 8475 S. Vermont Ave Los Angeles, CA 90044 Edith Vega, South/East L.A. Area Representative 213 978-0732 Jennifer Perkins, South/West L.A. Area Representative 213 922-9781 VAN NUYS 14410 Sylvan Street, Room 211 Van Nuys 91401 Michelle Vergara, East Valley Area Representative 213 713-0960 460 WEST LA 1645 Corinth Ave Los Angeles 90025 IMMIGRANT AFFAIRS Nora Preciado, Director 213 978-0733 Adriana Garcia, Associate Director 213 978-1589 922 Maria Peñaloza, Program Manager 213 473-2387 Crista Hernandez, Project Coordinator 213 473-2326 MAYOR As of 9/16/2021 MAYOR DOCUMENT UPDATED BY: DENISSE MARTINEZ CONTACT NUMBER: 213 978-0600 Diana Escamilla, Immigration Outreach Coordinator 213 978-0645 WASHINGTON, DC 283 1000 Vermont Avenue NW, Suite 250 Washington, DC 20005 Phil Chambers, Director of National Stakeholder Engagement 202 730-3551 Robbie Llewellyn, Federal Affairs Coordinator 202 730-3551 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS 370 Nina Hachigian, Deputy Mayor 213 922-9751 An Tran, Special Assistant 213 978-0752 Christine Peterson, Director of International Trade & Investment 213 978-0743 Zachia Nazarzai, Director of International Affairs 213 922-9738 David Ou, International Trade Specialist 213 978-1669 Erin Bromaghim, Director of Olympic and Paralympic Development 213 473-6992 BUDGET AND INNOVATION Jeanne Holm, Deputy Mayor 213 922-9771 Ashley Stracke, Executive Officer 213 271-5863 Lidia Manzanares, Director of Operations 213 978-0123 Caesar Cereceres, Coordinator 213 359-4051 BUDGET Raoul Mendoza, Director 213 922-8303 Alma Guerrero, Budget Executive Officer 213 473-2386 Angela Berumen, Deputy Director 213 473-5796 Sandra Sandoval, Administrator, Budget & Procurement 213 978-0939 370 Paul Wang, Senior Analyst 213 473-7782 Deserie Quintero, Budget Analyst 213 978-1717 Alexander Lomardo, Budget Analyst 213 978-0939 Elena Guevara, Budget Analyst 213 473-9779 INNOVATION DELIVERY TEAM Becky Gross, Program Manager 213 271-5152 Diamond James, Deputy Director 213 978-0939 Vivian Peng, Data Scientist 213 271-7009 370 Tanya Pineda, Policy Analyst 213 473-2370 PROCUREMENT Shannon Hoppes, Chief Procurement Officer 213 978-0694 Daniel Cho, Senior Policy Analyst 213 978-0694 Sandra Sandoval, Administrator, Budget & Procurement 213 978-0694 SUSTAINABILITY Lauren Faber O’ Connor, Chief Sustainability Officer 213 473-7078 Julie Ciardullo, Director of the Office of the C40 Chair 213 978-0616 Michael Samulon, Director of Vehicle Electrification and City 213 978-2786 Projects Victoria Simon, Director of Operations 917 595-0243 Kathryn Goldman, Climate Advisor 213 473-2385 MAYOR As of 9/16/2021 MAYOR DOCUMENT UPDATED BY: DENISSE MARTINEZ CONTACT NUMBER: 213 978-0600 Irene Burga, Air Quality Adviser 562 556-4650 DATA Eva Pereira, Chief Data Officer 213 978-1530 Preston Mills, Community Coordinator 213 978-0600 CITY SERVICES Mary Hodge, Deputy Mayor 213 978-0724 Sean Heffron, Executive Officer 213 978-0724 Alia Atkins, Executive Assistant 213 978-0724 Riki Esquer, Policy Analyst, Neighborhood Services 213 978-0724 Rebecca Rasmussen, Director of Energy, Water and Waste 213 922-8396 Infrastructure Nicholas Ryu, Policy Analyst Infrastructure 213 473-9969 Jennifer Pope-McDowell, Director of Capital Infrastructure 213 978-0521 Doug Mensman, Director, Transportation Services 213 473-9771 Daniel Rodman, Deputy Director Transportation Services 213 978-2751 Diego De La Garza, Associate Director of Transportation 213 978-6768 Chet Edelman, Policy Analyst Transportation Services 213 315-9052 Edna Degollado, Director, Neighborhood Services 213 978-3385 Susie Santilena, Senior Water Infrastructure Specialist 213 978-6327 Gabriel Gutierrez, Homelessness Service Coordinator 213 978-0516 Karishma Shamdasani, Policy Analyst 213 978-0516 LARIVERWORKS Michael Affeldt, Director 213 978-2225 Stacy Farfan, Planning Assistant 213 798-2023 Edward Belden, Special Projects Partnerships 213 473-9924 PUBLIC SAFETY Jeff Gorell, Deputy Mayor 213 978-0677 Thalia Polychronis, Executive Officer 213 978-0825 Jorge Santana, Executive Assistant 213 978-0677 POLICY & PROGRAMS Neeraj Bhatnagar, Director 213 978-0208 Edo “Eduardo” Hewitt, Chief of Public Engagement Strategies 213 978-0677 Larry Vasquez, Director, Military & Veterans Affairs 213 978-1965 Mara Landay, Policy Director, EMD 213 978-0686 Emmet McOsker, Policy Director, LAFD 213 978-0709 Christopher Covino, Policy Director, Cybersecurity 213 978-0607 Aaron Gross, Chief Resilience Officer 213 978-0607 Reuben Wilson, General Counsel 213 978-3062 370 CRISIS RESPONSE TEAM Joseph Avalos, Director 213 978-0697 Edward G. Alamo, Senior Crisis Response Team Manager 213 978-0765 GRANTS, FISCAL MANAGEMENT UNIT & CONTRACTS Gabriela Jasso, Director of Grants & Finance 213 978-0675 MAYOR As of 9/16/2021 MAYOR DOCUMENT UPDATED BY: DENISSE MARTINEZ CONTACT NUMBER: 213 978-0600 Lisa Fernandez, Assistant Grants Director 213 978-0756 Camile Jimenez, Grant Specialist 213 922-9780 Carol S. Perez, Senior Grant Specialist 213 978-2601 Clarence Hsu, Senior Accountant 213 978-0980 Donna Ota, Grant Specialist 213 978-0703 Ebony K. Cobb, Senior Grant Specialist 213 978-1013 Eve LaDue, Contract Specialist 213 978-0707 Jasmin Madrigal, Accountant 213 978-0438 John Benedetti, Program Manager, Securing the Cities 213 978-0824 Lena Hwang, Asst. Finance Director 213 978-3135 Leslie Jimenez, Grant Specialist 213 978-3160 Mayra Harb, Grant Specialist 213 978-0503 Miho Yoshimura, Senior Grant Specialist 213 978-0705 Paul Jung, Attorney 213 978-0722 Vanessa Vigil, Accountant 213 473-6833 Beatriz Aguiar, Accountant 213 922-7795 Xiao (Sally) Liang, Accountant 213 978-3121 Emily Helder, Senior Grant Program Manager 213 978-0342 GANG REDUCTION AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT Reginald J. Zachery, GRYD Director 213 978-0445 370 Akeala Johnson, Administrative Assistant/Program Coordinator 213 473-7796 Mervin Lambey, Administrative Services Manager 213 473-9775 Elizabeth Lopez, Regional Program Coordinator 213 473-9928 Eddie Kane, Accountant 213 978-3126 Jeminnie De Quiros, Accountant 213 473-9980 Jesus Villaneda - Accountant 213 978-6716 Rodielyn Aguiliz, Accountant 213 473-9744 Travon Moss, Senior Accountant 213 978-3343 Markita Gains, Accountant 213 978-0704 Johnson Lo, Accountant 213 978-0714 Linda Huynh, Accountant 213 978 - 0753 Jason Brown, Regional Program Manager 213 978-1811 Alfred McCloud, Regional Program Coordinator 213 473-9227 Carlos De Santiago, Regional Program Coordinator 213 473-7708 Eric Aguiar, Regional Program
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