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Last First Certification Expiration City State CA-NV Certified Updated 11/07/17 Backflow Assembly Testers This list does not reflect exams taken after September 8, 2017 Last First Certification Expiration City State Abbott Alvin 2785 12/31/2017 Salinas CA Abbott Matthew 15937 2/28/2019 Salinas CA Abrego Raymond 15247 6/30/2020 Morgan Hill CA Ackley Justin 16378 2/29/2020 Livermore CA Acord Ryan 16239 9/30/2019 Oakley CA Acosta Alfonso 16375 2/29/2020 Fremont CA Adams Bart 4068 6/30/2019 Mountain View CA Adams Darwin 16495 4/30/2020 Elko NV Adams Donald 5477 6/30/2018 Santa Cruz CA Adamson Preston 13117 11/30/2019 Reno NV Adourian Lara 15754 6/30/2018 Orange CA Adrian Paul 10338 4/30/2019 Oceanside CA Agbabiaka Risi 15536 3/31/2018 Oakland CA Aguer John 14998 11/30/2019 Indio CA Aguilar Christian 16130 6/30/2019 Heber CA Aguilar Juan 12429 2/29/2020 Sacramento CA Aguirre Andres 16636 6/30/2020 Highland CA Aguirre Antonio 14862 6/30/2019 Ridgecrest CA Aguirre Jermaine 16278 9/30/2019 Hanford CA Aguirre Rafael 16634 6/30/2020 Moreno Valley CA Ahim Douglas 13541 9/30/2019 Sacramento CA Ahles Jason 10294 5/31/2019 Sparks NV Aiken Jared 14463 6/30/2018 Henderson NV Aizawa Brian 13822 4/30/2020 Mountain View CA Akers Joseph 14392 5/31/2018 Paradise CA Alansi Yehia 15817 9/30/2018 Richmond CA Albert Ross 13299 3/31/2019 Scotts Valley CA Albertson David 16301 10/31/2019 Carson City NV Albright Stuart 11691 5/31/2019 Reno NV Alcala Guadalupe 12236 11/30/2017 Elk Grove CA Aldred Aaron 12238 11/30/2017 Sacramento CA Aldridge Daniel 7241 2/28/2018 Aromas CA Alexander Christopher 15856 11/30/2018 Castaic CA Alexander Clinton 11602 2/28/2019 Auburn CA Alexander Robert 16705 8/31/2020 Fernley NV Alfaham Ahmed 15949 1/31/2019 Los Alamitos CA Alfaro Alberto 13659 12/31/2019 San Bruno CA Allard Kennie 13115 11/30/2019 Spring Creek NV Allen Aaron 16387 1/31/2020 Reno NV Allen David 8130 7/31/2018 Roseville CA Allen James 16446 3/31/2020 Fairfield CA Allen Jimmy 16084 5/31/2019 Le Grand CA Allen Nathan 13515 7/31/2019 Grass Valley CA Allen Scott 15526 3/31/2018 Brentwood CA Allen Thomas 1115 3/31/2018 Las Vegas NV CA-NV Certified Updated 11/07/17 Backflow Assembly Testers This list does not reflect exams taken after September 8, 2017 Allen Tyler 12006 10/31/2019 Scotts Valley CA Allendale Ronald 11129 4/30/2018 Coleville CA Allingham Thomas 2828 11/30/2017 Santee CA Allison Jonnie 15423 11/30/2017 Frazier Park CA Almind Chris 11548 4/30/2019 Jenner CA Alosi Christopher 16046 4/30/2019 Fair Oaks CA Altamirano Jose 14519 7/31/2018 Sacramento CA Alther Steven 16532 4/30/2020 Ridgecrest CA Alvarez Antonio 15974 3/31/2019 Los Angeles CA Alvarez Francisco 9277 5/31/2020 Oceanside CA Alvarez Juan 15852 11/30/2018 Poway CA Amable Anthony 2071 7/31/2018 Oakland CA Amaya Alexander 16030 4/30/2019 Sparks NV Amaya Oscar 10578 2/29/2020 Sacramento CA Ambre Patrick 15943 1/31/2019 National City CA Ames Christopher 6517 4/30/2020 Orangevale CA Ames Joseph 14698 1/31/2019 Rocklin CA Amos Robert 11814 5/31/2019 Vacaville CA Amour Alex 15724 6/30/2018 El Granada CA Anastos Chris 10696 6/30/2020 Martinez CA Andalon Gerardo 16616 8/31/2020 Salinas CA Andersen Finn 13025 5/31/2018 Lomita CA Andersen John 13455 6/30/2019 Union City CA Anderson Brandon 16595 6/30/2020 Shasta CA Anderson Davis 13354 6/30/2019 Las Vegas NV Anderson Eric 15932 1/31/2019 San Ramon CA Anderson Jonathan 16455 3/31/2020 Palo Alto CA Anderson Michael 16398 2/29/2020 Hayward CA Anderson Michael 14420 5/31/2018 Ridgecrest CA Anderson Ray 13805 3/31/2020 Jean NV Anderson Scott 14744 3/31/2019 Pleasanton CA Anderson Scott 15415 12/31/2017 Temecula CA Andrada Michael 16360 12/31/2019 Visalia CA Andrade Aldo 16363 12/31/2019 San Jose CA Andrade Nahu 15712 6/30/2018 Las Vegas NV Angel Joan 14337 2/28/2018 Redondo Beach CA Angulo W. 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