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Department of Transportation DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 100 South Main Street, 10th Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90012 TEL: 213-972-8470 TDD: 213-977-7032 Internet: http://ladot.lacity.org/ E-Mail: [email protected] Public Records: [email protected] MAIL STOP 725 BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION COMMISSIONERS President, Eric R. Eisenberg Vice President, Cris Liban Members: Donna Choi John Ly Jazmin Ortega Sheila Tejada John Jones III Acting Commission Executive Assistant, Jasmin San Luis ............... 213-972-8448 725 BOARD OF TAXICAB COMMISSIONERS President, Eric Spiegelman Vice President, Jacqueline Le Kennedy Members: Boris Gorbis Andrea D. Martinez Mampre Pomakian Acting Commission Executive Assistant, Jasmin San Luis ................ 213-972-8448 PARKING ENFORCEMENT INFORMATION AND EMERGENCY CALLS ........................................................................................... 213-485-4184 PARKING ENFORCEMENT EMERGENCY CALLS AFTER HOURS 818-374-4823 ...................................................................................... TDD 818-752-5124 PARKING VIOLATIONS BUREAU ................................................... 866-561-9742 Report Broken Parking Meters ...................................................... 877-215-3958 Report Abandoned Vehicles .......................................................... 800-ABANDON ...................................................................................... FAX 800-222-6366 Traffic Officer Complaints .............................................................. 213-972-4929 LADOT General Service and Information ....................................... 213-972-8470 ...................................................................................... FAX 866-515-9904 725 EXECUTIVE OFFICE ...................................................................................... FAX 866-530-3154 General Manager, Seleta J. Reynolds .............................................. 213-972-8480 Executive Administrative Assistant III, Jasmin San Luis ................... 213-972-8448 Sr. Advisor to the General Manager, Bridget B. Smith ...................... 213-972-8424 ExecutiveADMINISTRATION Administrative & FIELD Assistant SERVICES II, vacant GROUP ................................ ................................. 213-972-8456 ADMINISTRATION & FIELD SERVES GROUP ................................ TRANSPORTATION As of 08/3/2021 TRANSPORTATON DOCUMENT UPDATED BY Megan Thomas CONTACT NUMBER 213-972-8470 ADMINISTRATION & FIELD SERVICES GROUP Executive Officer/Assistant General Manager, vacant ...................... 213-972-8420 Executive Administrative Assistant II, Dennis To ............................... 213-972-4950 PROJECT DELIVERY GROUP Assistant General Manager, Daniel Mitchell ..................................... 213-972-8432 Executive Administrative Assistant II, Dennis To ............................... 213-972-4950 ...................................................................................... FAX 213-972-8410 MOBILITY MANAGEMENT GROUP Assistant General Manager, Jay Kim ................................................ 213-972-8422 Executive Administrative Assistant III, Jasmin San Luis .................... 213-972-8448 OFFICE OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS Assistant General Manager, Connie Llanos ...................................... 213-972-8404 Executive Administrative Assistant II, Maria Gutierrez ………………. 213-972-8456 Government ................................ Affairs Director,................................ Makenzi Rasey................................ ............................................ 213-500-0655 Public Information Officer II, Colin Sweeney ...................................... 213-972-5946 PARKING ENFORCEMENT & TRAFFIC CONTROL GROUP Chief of Parking Enforcement, Brian Hale ........................................ 213-972-8426 TRANSPORTATION TECHNOLOGY Chief Management Analyst, Marcel Porras ....................................... 213-972-8434 LEGAL SUPPORT City Attorney Liaison, Michael Nagle ................................................ 213-978-8141 ...................................................................................... FAX 213-978-8211 725-51 HUMAN RESOURCES/PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT LIAISON Personnel Director II, Elba Pallais ..................................................... 213-972-8402 HR Consolidated Records ................................................................ 213-972-5980 Employment Verifications ................................................................ 213-972-5980 Release Date Requests .................................................................... 213-972-5980 ...................................................................................... FAX 213-972-5916 Administration & Field Operations, Mobility Management, and Transportation Technology Senior Personnel Analyst I, Jazmine Bennett ................................... 213-972-5933 Western Parking Enforcement, Workers' Compensation Coordinator and Reasonable Accommodations, Crossing Guards Program and External Affairs Personnel Analyst, Kathie Nguyen .................................................... 213-972-5970 Central Parking Enforcement, Southern Parking Enforcement, Project Delivery Senior Personnel Analyst I, Bryan Tamashiro ................................... 213-972-5986 Hollywood Parking Enforcement, Workers' Compensation Coordinator and Reasonable Accommodations Senior Personnel Analyst I, Andrea Karcher ...................................... 213-972-5987 Hiring Unit Manager Senior Personnel Analyst I, Stephanie Castro .................................. 213-972-5988 TRANSPORTATION As of 08/3/2021 TRANSPORTATON DOCUMENT UPDATED BY Megan Thomas CONTACT NUMBER 213-972-8470 Valley Parking Enforcement and Communications Center Personnel Analyst, Samantha English .............................................. 213-972-5994 FINANCE AND FIELD OPERATIONS GROUP 725-53 Accounting Division Departmental Chief Accountant IV, Sue Chen ................................... 213-972-8440 Revenue Management, Payroll, Measure R, Measure M, DOT Trust Fund, Permit Parking & Expedited Fee Trust Fund Acting Fiscal Systems Specialist, Jonathan Lintag ........................... 213-972-5926 Payroll Supervisor, Regina Ivery ...................................................... 213-972-5933 ...................................................................................... FAX 866-693-5208 General Fund, Prop A, Mitigation Funds, and Parking Citation Trust Fund Fiscal Systems Specialist I, May Ly ................................................... 213-972-5939 Special Parking Revenue Fund Acting Principal Accountant, Cho (Michelle) Ma ............................... 213-972-5944 Transportation Grant Fund, Transportation Regulation & Enforcement Fund, Transportation Review Fee Fund, Prop C, Transportation Development Act, Mobile Source, and ATSAC Trust Funds Acting Principal Accountant, Vee Vatchar ......................................... 213-972-5086 ...................................................................................... FAX 866-243-9503 725 Budget and Administration Division Chief Management Analyst, Angela Berumen .................................. 213-972-5099 Budget Senior Management Analyst II, Angela de la Rosa ........................... 213-972-5949 Senior Management Analyst II, vacant ............................................. 213-972-8465 Administration Senior Management Analyst I, Robin Aksu ....................................... 213-972-4945 725-54 Facilities, Fleet Services, Procurement, and Work Orders Senior Management Analyst II, Mario Interiano ................................ 213-972-5957 Contract Administration Management Analyst, vacant ........................................................... 213-972-8416 725-52 Material Services – Commodity Contracts and Procurement Senior Storekeeper, John Mireles .................................................... 213-928-9639 Service and Information ................................................................. 213-928-9636 ...................................................................................... FAX 866-243-9506 725 Information Technology Division Information System Manager II, vacant ............................................ 213-972-5999 Administration and Financial Support Fiscal Systems Specialist II, vacant .................................................. 213-972-5908 Help Desk and IT Infrastructure Senior Systems Analyst II, Lon Soh .................................................. 213-972-8454 725-66 Risk Management Division Risk Manager II, Monica Dove .......................................................... 213-972-5954 TRANSPORTATION As of 08/3/2021 TRANSPORTATON DOCUMENT UPDATED BY Megan Thomas CONTACT NUMBER 213-972-8470 Emergency Management Emergency Management Coordinator I, Paul Weinberg ................... 213-972-5063 Claims Management Acting Management Analyst, Candace Herrera ................................. 213-972-5951 Occupational Health and Safety / Wellness Safety Engineer, Vilma Boada-Tellez ............................................... 213-978-9638 Administrative Clerk, Miguel A. Hernandez ....................................... 213-972-5953 Records Management Acting Principal Clerk, Manuel Montano ........................................... 213-972-5065 Senior Administrative Clerk, Creshanda Miller .................................. 213-972-4980 Administrative Clerk, Daylon Powell ................................................. 213-972-5060
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