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City Employee Telephone Directory CITY OF SANTA MARIA EMPLOYEE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY July 2021 Main City Telephone: (805) 925-0951 Police Department: (805) 928-3781 Library: (805) 925-0994 Orcutt Library: (805) 937-6483 LAST FIRST NAME NAME JOB TITLE DEPARTMENT EXT V/M A Abad John Maintenance Worker II PW/Operations 2229 N/A Acevedo** Joanna Police Services Technician Police 2278 1182 Acosta Desiderio Recreation Leader II Rec. & Parks Acosta John Fire Captain Fire 2255 1126 Acosta Kathryn Dispatcher II Police 8500 1915 Aguilar Jacob Maintenance Work I PW/Operations 2229 N/A Aguilar Kristina Confidential Technician II CMO/HR 2560 2560 Aguilara Esquivel Dariana Lifeguard Rec. & Parks Aguilera** Guillermo Public Works Inspector PW/Engineering 2466 2466 Albro, Jr. Frank Senior Planner Comm. Dev. 2379 2379 Alcorta Victor Recreation Leader II Rec. & Parks Almaguer** Gerard Laborer III Rec. & Parks Almaguer Isabella Lifeguard Rec. & Parks Alvarado Jennifer Management Analyst I Utilities 7239 7239 Alvarez* Carmen Clerk II Library 1518 1518 Alvarez Christina Management Analyst Police 2144 2144 Alvarez** Gabriel Police Officer Police 1605 1605 Alvarez Tiffany Administrative Assistant Police 2272 2272 Amado** Carla Dispatcher II Police 8500 1283 Anaya Erica Confidential Clerk II CMO/HR 1686 1686 Andrade Alexander Lifeguard Rec. & Parks Andrade Joseph Lifeguard Rec. & Parks Andrade** Nuvia Library Technician Library 2820 2820 Angulo*** Sam Senior Civil Engineer/Advanced Bilingual Utilities 7254 7254 Anguiano Gamaliel Transit Service Manager PW/Transit 2480 2480 Araujo Edward Laborer III Rec. & Parks 1152 Arganda Dominic Landfill Heavy Equipment Operator Utilities N/A N/A Arias Cynthia Dispatcher II Police 8500 1132 Arias** Ricardo Police Officer Police 1187 1187 Aris Tracy Management Analyst I Fire 2255 1611 Armenta Brandi Customer Service Clerk Fin/Utility Billing 1945 1945 Armstrong Shane Police Officer Police 1209 1209 Arreola Manuel Field Mechanic PW/Operations 2147 2147 Avila** Judd Landfill Heavy Equipment Operator Utilities N/A N/A Awadalla** Raed Solid Waste Equipment Operator II Utilities N/A N/A B Baker Michael Solid Waste Equipment Crew Leader Utilities 7220 7220 Balcorta Michael Dispatcher II Police 8500 1366 Barajas Jose Luis Laborer III Rec. & Parks Barajas Samuel Laborer III Rec. & Parks Barnett Brooke Senior Records Technician Police 2536 2536 Barraza Hailei Recreation Leader II Rec. & Parks Barton Nickolas Police Officer Police 2278 1358 Beas David Principal Civil Engineer PW/Engineering 2439 2439 Bedell Douglas Fire Captain Fire 2255 2614 Best Stephen Police Corporal Police 2491 2491 Bettencourt James Fire Captain Fire 2255 1100 Bettiga Jeff Senior Crew Leader/Maintenance Specialist PW/Operations 2498 2498 Bjornstad Tom Librarian I Library 1523 1523 Bilingual Employees: *Basic **Advanced ***Written Translation 07/23/21 LAST FIRST NAME NAME JOB TITLE DEPARTMENT EXT V/M Blanco Jeanette Facility Specialist II (Events) Rec. & Parks 2247 2247 Boland** Matthew Police Officer Police 2278 1347 Boland Meghan Discpatcher I Police 8500 1942 Boothe Coral Facility Specialist II Rec. & Parks 2248 Bouwmeester Andrew Systems Analyst II CMO/IT 2238 2238 Brady Craig Senior Systems Analyst CMO/IT 2454 2454 Bramsen Scott Fire Engineer Fire 2255 1644 Brannon Laura Senior Dispatcher Police 8500 1155 Bravo Anaisa Lifeguard Rec. & Parks Bravo*** Antonio Regulatory Compliance Specialist Utilities 7218 7218 Brewer** David Police Officer Police 1201 1201 Brice* Andrew Police Officer Police 1261 1261 Brickey Colton Recreation Leader II Rec. & Parks 2260 Brigman Stacy Librarian I Library 1508 1508 Britton Joanne Librarian III Library 2254 2254 Brown Ethan Police Officer Police 1922 1922 Brown Grayelynn Laborer III Rec. & Parks Bryant Cory Park Services Officer Rec. & Parks Buczynski Sean Fire Engineer Fire 2255 1370 Burgos** Martin Water System Operator I Utilities 7421 N/A Burkett Cristal Criminalistics Technician II Police 1217 1217 C Camacho Julio Recreation Leader II Rec. & Parks Camp Alice Secretary Library 2321 2321 Canales Mike Fire Fighter Fire 2255 2640 Candelario Sandro Water System Operator I Utilities N/A N/A Cano* Jesse Solid Waste Equipment Operator I Utilities N/A N/A Cantu Heriberto Solid Waste Manager Utilities 7212 7212 Cardona** Fabian Landfill Heavy Equipment Operator Utilities N/A N/A Caro-Magallon** Jesus Police Officer Police 2278 1304 Carpenter Charles Recreation Leader II Rec. & Parks Carrasco Katrina Management Analyst I CMO/HR 2394 2394 Carrasco** Rafael Police Officer Police 2278 1348 Carreras Delfino, Jr. Clerk II Library 1519 1519 Casavantes Candida Facility Specialist II Rec. & Parks 2413 2413 Casey Scott Police Sergeant Police 2297 1262 Casey Sean Regulatory Compliance Specialist Utilities 7246 7246 Castillo David D. Maintenance Worker I Rec. & Parks 2353 Castillo Debbie Assistant Clerk - Office Castillo Dimitry Recreation Leader II Rec. & Parks Castaing Joylyn Code Compliance Supervisor City Attorney 2420 2333 Castillo-Asebez** Albino Solid Waste Equipment Operator II Utilities N/A N/A Castrellon Adrian Recreation Leader II Rec. & Parks Castrellon Michael Laborer III Rec. & Parks Castro** Ricardo Police Officer Police 2297 1679 Castro Victoria Recreation Leader II Rec. & Parks Cazares** Rocio Police Officer Police 1319 1319 Cervantes** Alejandra Police Services Technician Police 2278 1167 Chavez Fernando Security Aide Rec. & Parks Chavis Christopher Fire Engineer Fire 2255 1130 Cheadle Kristin Management Analyst I Library 1668 1668 Chen* Calvin Police Officer Police 2278 2473 Chircop Matthew Fire Engineer Fire 2255 1101 Christian Scott Special Districts Supervisor/ANNEX Rec. & Parks 2346 2346 Church Rocco Police Officer Police 2278 1364 Clayburg** Anthony Fire Battalion Chief Fire 2547 2547 Clayton Jim Fire Battalion Chief Fire 2337 2337 Cleary Beth Deputy City Clerk City Clerk's Office 2305 2305 Clement Suzanne Police Records Technician II Police 2589 2589 Cohen* Daniel Police Division Commander Police 1234 1234 Bilingual Employees: *Basic **Advanced ***Written Translation 07/23/21 LAST FIRST NAME NAME JOB TITLE DEPARTMENT EXT V/M Coleman Elijah Fire Captain Fire 2255 2609 Comerford Larry Fire Prevention Officer II Fire 2336 2336 Contreras** Jose Water Operator Utilities N/A N/A Corcino Paul General Laborer N/A N/A Cordero Mike City Councilmember City Manager 2205 2190 Coria** Gilberto Police Officer Police 2278 1191 Corona Jovanii Accounting Technician Fin/Finance 1577 1577 Corral** Oscar Police Officer Police 2243 2243 Cortes Perez Estefany Senior Lifeguard Rec. & Parks Cortez-Silva Victor Police Officer Police 1692 1692 Coonen Zachary Fire Fighter Fire 2255 1699 Craven Nathanael Police Officer Police 2278 1610 Cuello, Jr. Richard Solid Waste Equipment Operator II Utilities N/A N/A Cunningham Richard Systems Analyst II CMO/IT 2844 2844 D Damore* Vonda Dispatcher II Police 8500 1181 Dana Jon Landfill Heavy Equipment Operator II Utilities N/A N/A Daniel Larry Lifeguard Rec. & Parks Datuin Eva Marie Lifeguard Rec. & Parks Davie Jason Recreation Supervisor/AMCYC Rec. & Parks 2516 2516 Davis Mike Systems Analyst II CMO/IT 2235 2235 Davis Monica Dispatcher II Police 8500 1916 De Jesus Esmeralda Office Assistant I PW/Engineering 2478 2478 De La Cruz* Adriana Finance Clerk II Fin/Finance 2216 2216 Delapena Randy Laborer III Rec. & Parks DeLeija** Jose, Jr. Police Officer Police 2278 2283 Delgado** Jorge L. Maintenance Worker I Rec. & Parks Diaz** Augustine Maintenance Worker I Utilities N/A N/A Diaz Esteban Maintenance Worker I PW/Operations 2229 N/A Diaz** Felix Police Sergeant Police 2297 1276 Diaz James Lifeguard Rec. & Parks Diaz Ricardo Laborer III Rec. & Parks Diaz** Ricky Solid Waste Equipment Lead Operator Utilities 7238 7238 Dix Philip Police Sergeant Police 2297 2424 Dixon Gabriella Library Technical Assistant Library 1212 1212 Dodds Kyle Fire Captain Fire 2255 1258 Douglas Russ Radio System Technician IT Dowhower Andrew Fire Engineer Fire 2255 1237 Downing Darrel Senior Crew Leader/Maintenance Specialist PW/Operations 2470 2470 Downing** Silvia Clerk II Library 1517 1517 Downs* Matthew Police Officer Police 2278 1661 Ducasse Nicholas Fire Fighter Fire 2255 1717 Dugger Roy Emergency Services Specialist Fire 2334 2334 Dunn** Jack Police Division Commander Police 1434 1434 E Eady Dana Planning Division Manager Comm. Dev. 2444 2444 Edrington John Maintenance Worker I Rec. & Parks Elliott Ryan Recreation Leader II Rec. & Parks Escobedo Antonio Recreation Leader II Rec. & Parks Escobedo Carlos City Councilmember City Manager 2205 2192 Esparza-Flores Guillermo Maintenance Worker I PW/Operations 7258 N/A Espinoza Phillip Lifeguard PW/Operations 2229 N/A Estrada Larissa Account Clerk Aide PW/Operations 2436 2436 Estrada** Eduardo Park Service Officer Rec. & Parks 2535 Eulloqui Mario Senior Crew Leader/Maintenance Specialist Rec. & Parks 2416 2416 Eulloqui Natalie Recreation Leader II Rec. & Parks Evangelista Christopher Landfill Heavy Equipment Operator UtilitiesN/A N/A F Farmer Mike Fire Battalion Chief Fire 2505 2505 Fawcett Mathew Fire Fighter Fire 2255 1723 Bilingual Employees: *Basic **Advanced ***Written Translation 07/23/21 LAST FIRST NAME NAME JOB TITLE DEPARTMENT EXT V/M Fell Jake Police Officer Police 2278 1609 Ferreira Escalante Elizabeth Recreation Leader II Rec. & Parks Ferrerya Jared Intern-Profession PW/Engineering 2481 2481 Fetrow ** Kyle Fire Fighter Fire 2255 1719 Fierro Selena Librarian II Library 2514 2514 Fisher Elijah Lifeguard Rec. & Parks Flaa Terry Police Lieutenant Police 1236 1236 Flickinger Bradford Technical Aide I Rec.
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