I Hope Everyone Had an Enjoyable and Restful Memorial Day Weekend

Automotive Service Councils of California

ASCCA CHAPTER 20, Volume 16, Issue 12– JUNE 2021 JUNE 10, 2021

Greetings ASCCA Members, Partners, and Educators, www.ascca.com I hope everyone had an enjoyable and restful Memorial Day weekend. Memorial Day is an important day for mourning the OFFICERS & BOARD deaths of those selfless heroes who died while fighting for our PRESIDENT Steve Elstins……..925-676-8376 freedoms. It is a day to honor those who made the ultimate westcoastmufflers925 sacrifice to keep us safe. I have the utmost respect and admira- @yahoo.com tion for all the veterans that have served this great country. BOARD CHAIR I also want to recognize all the first responders who have TREASURER selflessly continued to serve our communities during the pandemic. One of Mary Kemnitz ……925-356-0683 [email protected] these amazing people was just at my shop, and his accounts of the obstacles they faced fighting Covid-19 were staggering. We genuinely have heroes SECRETARY - OPEN throughout all our communities. Because of their heroic sacrifices, we are EDUCATION DIRECTOR - close to reopening and meeting in person and participating in industry events. OPEN

I am looking forward to visiting live chapter meetings and seeing all the MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR members support each other and exchange ideas. Dennis Nolen…….831-430-6402 [email protected] Our June Team Weekend is right around the corner! Remember, mark your MEETING COORDINATOR - calendars for June 26 - 27th. Please go to WWW.ASCCA.COM and register OPEN today! You will also find a schedule of the event on the website. I am very CHAPTER REPRESENTATIVE excited about the two training opportunities. Homemade is the Best! How can OPEN I grow my own techs? will be presented by Jim Bennett, Performance Coach, Automotive Training Institute (ATI). BAR Write it Right and Electronic Communications will be Presented by Carolyn Coquillette, Founder and CEO, Shop-Ware. I know we will learn much valuable information from both of these classes. Remember, I am always here to help the Chapters to be more successful and thrive. Please email me or call if you need assistance supporting our members or resolving issues you are facing. Sincerely, Rory Balmer Automotive Service Councils of California State President 2021 909-663-4677 (Mobile) Page 2 ASCCA CHAPTER 20, Volume 16, Issue 12 – JUNE 2021

Congratulations to Vu Huynh,

recipient of ASCCA Chapter 20’s Jeff Stich Memorial Scholarship

From: Katelyn Peyser [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2021 To: Mary Kemnitz Subject: Congratulations! You have won two ASCEF Scholarships! Hi Mary, Vu Huynh accepted the scholarship and was very thankful for it. He responded to the email you were on, did you receive it? Last Thursday, we held a Zoom meeting with all the winners and instructors and he was there and discussed how much this scholarship is going to help him out. Attached is the screenshot of the meeting, he is on the third row, four over. Some chapters are inviting the students to their chapter meetings. If that is something you’d like to do, I can help facilitate that. Just let me know! Thank you, Kate Peyser Executive Coordinator ASC Educational Foundation (800) 810-4272 (916) 444-7462 – fax [email protected] www.asc-ef.org

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LEGISLATIVE

ADVOCACY WEEK June 21-25, 2021

Did you know… On January 1, 2021, over two dozen California laws went into effect that directly impact automotive professionals and service shop owners? In California, operating an automotive service shop comes with a unique set of challenges that impact shop owners, employees, and consumers. Join us June 21-25 for ASCCA Legislative Advocacy Week to gain insight and information related to legislation affecting California auto service shops. This free, week-long event will provide attendees with the opportunity to meet with key state legislators and receive legislative and regulatory updates. We invite attendees to participate in a Zoom prep call with ASCCA Legislative Advocate Jack Molodanof on Monday, June 14 at 6:00 PM to review talking points, view a schedule of events for the week, and receive tips for successful and effective meetings with legislators.

Will you join us? Make your voice heard and register today! Visit bit.ly/ASCCAAdvocacyWeek to register or for more information.

ASCCA Launches New Online Continuing Education

ASCCA is pleased to announce the launch of our new on-demand learning opportunities from the 2021 ASCCA Virtual Conference. To access the courses available, click here or go to www.ascca.com and select the “Events” tab then “Online Continuing Education.”

This opportunity will only be available until August 30, 2021 at 5pm (pacific).

If you have any questions, please contact ASCCA at [email protected].

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www.ascca.com/events/team-weekend

ASCCA’s Team Weekends are a can’t-miss opportunity for automotive industry professionals to come together to learn, network, and gain new tips for business success! On June 26 and 27, ASCCA leaders and members will hear reports from ASCCA committees regarding industry updates, and participate in two virtual educational training sessions. The Team Weekend is FREE to attend and will be held through Zoom, making it super easy for you to participate and walk away with new skills helping you improve your automotive shop operations! June Team Weekend’s Education Sessions: Homemade is the Best! How can I grow my own techs? | June 26, 1:45 PM – 3:45 PM If you are a shop owner that has been struggling with finding and hiring the best technicians, ATI’s education session is intended for you! Attendees will learn how to effectively train, mentor, and retain homegrown talent in your shop. BAR Write it Right and Electronic Communications | June 26, 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Learn about the California Bureau of Auto Repair (BAR) updated regulations with Repair Order documentations, things to watch for to remain compliant with the updated regulations, learn about electronic communication methods (texting, email, DCA, cloud-based repair orders), and where to find additional online resources. ASCCA CHAPTER 20, Volume 16, Issue 12 – JUNE 2021 Page 5

CHAPTER 20 MEMBER LIST

Ace Auto Repair & Tire Ctr Devil Mountain Diesel Gilmores Auto Service Monkey Wrenches, Inc. S.P. Automotive Supply George Chavez Jason Loelieger Phillip Sanders Ted Curran Steve Markus 2560 San Ramon Vly Blvd. Mark Fuenzalida 2151 N. Broadway 8130 Brentwood Blvd 3410 Pacheco Blvd San Ramon, CA 94583 1500 3rd Avenue Walnut Creek, CA 94596 Brentwood, CA 94513 Martinez, CA 94553 925-743-1552 Walnut Creek, CA 94597 925-939-9430 925-634-4145 925-372-4930 925-954-8582 Acalanes High School Hagin's Automotive, Inc. Moraga Motors Solano Community College Grant Cusick Andy Hagin Ron Schumacker Paul Hidy 1200 Pleasant Hill Road Diablo Auto Specialists 3725 Alhambra Ave 530 Moraga Road 1687 North Ascot Parkway Lafayette, CA 94549 Tim Stussi Martinez, CA 94553 Moraga, CA 94556 Vallejo, CA 94591 925-935-2600 1413 Carlback Avenue 925-228-5115 925-376-0692 707-864-7000, ext 5746 Walnut Creek, CA 94596 925-932-6701 Alhambra High School Hunt & Sons Orinda Motors Solano Way Auto Repair Brian Wheeler Tim Lockhart Allen Pennebaker Ken R. Fritzberg 150 E Street Dick & Ryan's Auto Repair 485 Industrial Way 63 Orinda Way 2197 Solano Way Martinez, CA 94553 Trevor Stoneham Benicia, CA 94510 Orinda, CA 94563 Concord, CA 94520 925-313-0440 1679 1st Street 707-747-9500 925-254-2012 925-676-2890 Livermore, CA 94550 925-373-9055 JJ Auto Repair All-Flow Muffler & Auto Orinda Shell Auto Care Standard Motor Products Danny Larson Victor & Teresa Gonzalez Kathy Mitchell Christopher Villa 3900 Pacheco Blvd Digital Financial Group 6300 Brentwood Blvd, #A 9 Orinda Way 337-18 Northern Blvd Martinez, CA 94593 Shannon Devery Brentwood, CA 94513 Orinda, CA 94563 Long Island City, NY 11101 925-229-3044 1329 Hwy 395 N., Ste 10 925-513-5927 925-254-1486 714-330-8435

Gardnerville, NV 89410 626-476-9016 Autotron Service Center Lehmers Concord Scott Phillips, CPA Superior Auto Parts Ryan Tunison Caroline Anderson 3011 Citrus Circle, Ste 204 Horacio “O” Parra 3688 Washington St. Ste F Dublin Car Tek 1905 Market Street Walnut Creek, CA 94598 1055 Detroit Avenue Pleasanton, CA 94566 Tim Johnson Concord, CA 94520 925-274-0600 Concord, CA 94518 925-305-1624 925-484-2400 6008 Dougherty Rd. 925-827-2077

Dublin, CA 94568 BG Fleming Distrib. Co. 925-829-9300 Precision Auto Repair Techzone Christopher Smith Liberty High School Tyler & Renee Edgren Matt Patterson 1300 Galaxy Way, #13 1011 Suncast Lane European Auto Repair Jonathan Dorr 164 A Wyoming Street Concord, CA 94520 El Dorado Hills, CA 95762 Carlos Showing 850 Second Street Pleasanton, CA 94566 800-763-8588 916-223-0559 1573 Third Avenue Brentwood, CA 94513 925-462-7440

Walnut Creek, CA 94597 559-977-0181 Tuolumne St Auto & Elec Burrough & Sons Automotv 925-944-5606 Randys Mobile Mech’l Svc John McLaughlin Tom Burrough Los Medanos College Randy Wilferd 635C Tuolumne Street 5154 Sobrante Avenue European Autotech Stan Gozzi 2750 Cloverdale Ave. Vallejo, CA 94590 El Sobrante, CA 94803 Chris Murad 2700 East Leland Road Concord, CA 94518 707-648-3434 510-222-3330 31 Beta Court, Ste J Pittsburg, CA 94565 925-288-0766 San Ramon, CA 94583 925-918-0532 925-820-6460 Rich’s Auto Service Walnut Creek Automotive Clayton Valley Auto Svc Louis Volpone Bill & Jeff Boaman Harold Naipo/Terry Ketchel M Service 1855 Contra Costa Blvd Five Star Automotive 839 Ygnacio Valley Rd 1505 Rishell Drive Dante Paulazzo Walnut Creek, CA 94596 Pleasant Hill, CA 94523 Concord, CA 94521 Brian & Janice Andrews 2008 Mount Diablo Blvd. 925-849-6440 1440 Concord Ave. Ste C 925-937-3434 925-682-2281 Walnut Creek, CA 94596 Concord, CA 94520 925 -932-8744 Commans, Walt 925-609-7827 SC Fuels West Coast Muffler & Tire

ASE W. States Consultant Mark Williams Steve Elstins Mekatron Concord 2090 Market Street 5312 Quail Ridge Terrace Frank's Auto Service Ian G. Miller Derik Riesberg Anaheim Hills, CA 92807 Margaret & Dave Frank 2075 Alum Rock Concord, CA 94520 1771 Concord Ave 925-676-8376 714-974-3208 1255 Boulevard Way Concord, CA 94520 San Jose, CA 95116 Walnut Creek, CA 94595 925-687-8300 408-625-6059 925-942-3677 657-236-8175 Contra Costa College Bobby Sturgeon Fuenzalida, Bob 2600 Mission Bell Drive Ch 20 Member Emeritus San Pablo, CA 94806 Cars R Us 510-215-3976 2269 Bromfield Court Walnut Creek, CA 94596 925-683-2310 D&H Enterprises Dave & Mary Kemnitz 2689 Monument Blvd Gene ’ s Auto Repair ASC-CA Chapter 20 MISSION STATEMENT Concord, CA 94520 Tracy Renee 925-356-0683 37 Tennessee Street “To promote professionalism throughout our industry by upholding our Vallejo, CA 94590 state code of ethics and sharing our successes and failures with our 707-642-1900 members and future members”. “To elevate and unite automotive professionals and give them a voice”. Page 6 ASCCA CHAPTER 20, Volume 16, Issue 12 – JUNE 2021

July 13th at 11 AM PST GoTo Webinar ID 752-252-907

Bill Haas presents a complimentary webinar on:

Profit Strategy Influences Bill Haas brings 40 years of experience to ESi. Bill’s knowledge of the industry has been shared on many occasions as he has been invited to speak at numerous industry events and provide testimony at hearings of the U.S. Congress and several state legislatures on important and controversial industry issues. ESi clients now have access to Bill’s solution-based focus, expertise, and in-depth knowledge of the automotive service and repair community. He is available for business management seminar presen- tations, business consultation, and performance coaching. Bill received the Accredited Automotive Manager (AAM) credential from the Automotive Manage- ment Institute in 1996 and has been a member of the Automotive Management Institute’s faculty since 2002. GoTo Registration URL https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2034684062672592909 GoTo Webinar ID 752-252-907

August 10th at 11 AM PST Bill Haas presents a low-cost paid webinar for $49.95 on: The Right Labor Rate for Your Store GoTo Webinar Registration URL: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/1090565313738576909 GoTo Webinar ID: 194-185-499 Page 7 ASCCA CHAPTER 20, Volume 16, Issue 12 – JUNE 2021

ASCCA Member Online Training

Opportunities Hosted By: ESi - Worldpac - AutoZone

Amazing Women in Automotive ASCCA Calendar at a Glance Every Wednesday at 11:00 am

ESI link Worldpac link

AutoZone link and Landing Page

http://bgfleming.com/Services/BGCertified

Intro BG Lifetime Protection Plan BG Power Steering Services BG Engine & Fuel Services ENGINE BG Engine & Fuel Services FUEL BG Driveline Differential Services BG Automatic Transmission Service BG Coolant Service BG Climate Control Services BG Brake Fluid Service

Contact: Chris Smith https://www.shop-ware.com/ 916-223-0559 C | 916-933-2430 O Page 8 ASCCA CHAPTER 20, Volume 16, Issue 12 – JUNE 2021

Advancing Your Diagnostic Skills Asian Vehicle Drivability Thursday, June 17, 2021 Tuesday, June 22, 2021 6pm - 10pm 6pm - 10pm $39.99/Tech $39.99/Tech Click Here to Register & Read more... Click Here to Register & Read more...

Real World Training Series | Real World Management Series For more information, contact Dennis Nolen ~ 925-914-8010

We are excited to announce a new RWT Business Management Series presented by DRIVE. DRIVE is the top automotive, collision, and truck repair consulting and training group. The purpose of DRIVE is to enhance the quality of life and improve the standard of living of shop owners throughout the automotive repair industry. This is a great opportunity for us to bring added value to our shops. These class are going to be designed to help your shop owners be more successful in the operation of their business. • These classes are Priced at $189.99. Business management classes are more expensive than tech training based on the information being taught has instant impact to the shops profitability. • These classes will be web based, similar to our live paid online tech training. Customers will have to register for the class once they have been invoiced. • The customer will then receive a notice stating that they will receive notification back from DRIVE once their registration is confirmed. • Once the customer has been confirmed (purchase verified), they will get a follow up email with the password and link to join the class. It is very important that they be registered ahead of time. • There will be a PDF for the customer to download, as well as a copy when they join the class. Certified Auto Members will receive a discount of 10% which is consistent with technician training. This will have to be overridden at the point of sale to $171.00 Have the right tools and knowhow to effectively control the activities of your business. Vision, Owner’s Break-even, Key Performance Indicators. Webinar registration link Page 9 ASCCA CHAPTER 20, Volume 16, Issue 12 – JUNE 2021

Chapter 20 appreciates its Associate Members, Branch Members and Corporate Representatives

BG Fleming Distributing Co. Christopher Smith 916-223-0559 [email protected] Hunt & Sons Tim Lockhart 707-747-9500 [email protected] O’Reilly Auto Dennis Nolen 925-914-8010 [email protected] Scott Phillips, CPA, Inc. Scott Phillips 925-274-0600 [email protected] SC Fuels Mark Williams 408-625-6059 [email protected] Derik Riesberg 916-316-3752 [email protected] S.P. Automotive Supply Steve Markus 925-372-4930 [email protected] Standard Motor Products Christopher Villa 714-330-8435 [email protected] Randy Dorman 310-210-7361 [email protected]

Christopher Villa Territory Sales Manager Traditional Markets, Northern California Standard Motor Products 714.330.8435 [email protected] Page 10 ASCCA CHAPTER 20, Volume 16, Issue 12 – JUNE 2021

How does your appearance affect your business?

Have you ever been to a restaurant where the location is beautiful but the food is bland? In contrast, have you ever been to a hole-in-the-wall restaurant where the food is amazing but the seat cushions have holes in them, the plates are chipped, and the bathrooms are nasty? It’s interesting, isn’ t it, when the appearance and the experience don’t match up. I think that’s why I enjoy watching those television shows where the expert comes into a business, has a frank and unflattering discussion with the business owner about what’s wrong, and we get to see the business makeover by the end of the episode. (Think Tabatha’s Salon Takeover, Bar Rescue, and Small Business Revolution.) Anyway, the reason I bring this up is that I want to talk about your branding. What do I mean by branding? The basics, like your business logo, your business cards, your signage, your letterhead, your brochures, your video advertisements, your Facebook page. Does your company's branding reflect the level of professionalism you want to project to your ideal customers? Another way to look at it is this: Is your company’s “look” consistent? Does your company’s “voice” say the same thing across all your marketing channels? Does everyone know -- within your company and outside of your company -- what your “why” is? To borrow from a technique I saw on an episode of Tabatha’s Salon Takeover, take a piece of paper and cut a small hole in the center of that sheet. Next, walk around your shop and see if there is any clutter, worn seats, dirty countertops, etc. I suggest doing this because we tend to forget what surrounds us because it has become so normal for us. But with this exercise, you’ll be able to appreciate what a first-time customer sees when they walk through the front door. Next, take a look at your marketing material. Are your logos, brochures, and business cards looking dated? Have you never even bothered making a video for your business? To borrow from the Black Eyed Peas in their song, “Boom Boom Pow”… “Everything around you is changing. Nothing stays the same ... I'm so three thousand and eight. You so two thousand and late. I got that boom boom pow!” Have you got that boom boom pow? Or are you so two thousand and late? Perhaps it’s time for a refresh? If you feel that your appearances are looking a little dated in the marketing department, perhaps our Rock Star Media division can help you. Rene Arreola is a super-talented graphic designer who has many years of graphic design experience in the commercial printing industry. I know I sound a little biased because Rene is my husband, but he really is talented. Check out the various designs and videos Rene has created for our clients: Facebook Video Ads for Rock Star Marketing Clients Graphic Design for Rock Star Marketing Clients Original Art and Illustration Services My guess is that you may not have a talented graphic designer or video editor in your back pocket. Am I right? If so, you may want to upgrade the way your business looks to potential customers. Lucky for you, our Rock Star Media division is here to help. To have Rene get in touch with you about graphic design work or video ads, click below. You’ll be glad you did! To your success! [email protected] +1-408-833-9868 - Mobile | +1-831-324-0816 - Work Jennifer www.rock-star-mktg.com Page 11 ASCCA CHAPTER 20, Volume 16, Issue 12 – JUNE 2021

State assembly votes overwhelmingly to support vehicle safety inspection legislation

By Staff/Wire Reports on June 9th, 2021

Legislation moves without opposition from committees with strong bipartisan support prior to success on assembly floor Sacramento, Calif.—The California state assembly voted 77-1 last week in support of AB 471 (Low, D-Silicon Valley) and moved the CAWA-sponsored legislation over to the state senate for review and consideration. CAWA has provided the following summary of AB 471: Protects consumers and enhances current Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) programs AB 471 focuses on the protection of consumers and enhances current BAR programs by easily verifying and identifying auto repair shops that have proper training and certification credentials. Improves BAR Citation and Fine Program The bill improves the current citation and fine regulatory program by creating an independent citation conference panel to review citations; allows BAR to certify providers that train auto repair dealers; and provides opportunity for repair shops to attend training for minor paperwork citation violations, similar to traffic school. Protects consumers who purchase revived salvage vehicles Combines and renames the current brake and lamp program to the vehicle safety inspection program and provides BAR the authority to develop additional inspection criteria through regulation. AB 471 is also co-authored by Assemblyman Heath Flora (R-Ripon). The legislation moved out of the Assembly Business and Professions Committee, as well as the Assembly Appropriations Committee without opposition and amidst strong support from both republicans and democrats, prior to successfully moving off the assembly floor. The legislation will be heard by the Senate Business, Professions and Economic Development regarding policy issues prior to moving to the Senate Appropriations Committee for fiscal review. After a full vote by the Senate on the floor of their house, the bill would move to the Governor’s desk for his consideration. The legislature adjourns on Sept. 10, and the Governor will have until Oct. 10, to sign or veto legislation that reaches his desk.

In addition to sponsor CAWA – Representing the Automotive Parts Industry, AB471 is co-sponsored by Auto Care Association, Automotive Service Councils of California, Automotive Oil Change Association, California Automotive Business Coalition, California Autobody Association, Automotive Service Association, The Coalition for Auto Repair Equality, Motor and Equipment Manufacturers Association, California Tire Dealers Association, and the Independent Automotive Professionals Association.

https://www.aftermarketmatters.com/regions/state-assembly-votes-overwhelmingly-to- support-vehicle-safety-inspection-legislation/ Page 12 ASCCA CHAPTER 20, Volume 16, Issue 12 – JUNE 2021

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Rotarians are turning your vehicle donations into Food Bank Dollars! Donate your vehicle to provide food to Food Banks throughout Northern California. Rotary splits proceeds with ASCEF

Vehicle Donations We accept vehicle donations of ALL types, anywhere in the USA, running or not, and we will pick up your vehicle At No Charge. Let us get it out of the driveway or off the street!

Call Mary or Dave Kemnitz if You have a Vehicle to Donate

For more information call us or visit our website. Learn more about our valued partners Lamorinda Sunrise Rotary and Clayton Sunrise Rotary Clubs. Page 13 ASCCA CHAPTER 20, Volume 16, Issue 12 – JUNE 2021

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The Updated ASCCA Advantage can be accessed here

Cal-OSHA & ASCCA has launched a new Cal- OSHA and Workplace Compliance re- Workplace sources page for ASCCA members, Compliance with regular updates brought to you by Updates David K. Fischer of California ASCCA training video library Employer's Services. Please be aware: These documents are general in nature and deal with various laws and regu- https://www.ascca.com/education/tr lations. They should not be considered as legal advice. It aining-video-library is recommended that you seek the advice of an attorney specializing in this area of the law. Click here to access the updates.

Mission Statement/Core Purpose/Code of Ethics MISSION STATEMENT: To provide business resources for our members and to advance the professionalism of the Automotive Repair Industry. CORE PURPOSE: To elevate and unite automotive professionals and give them voice. CORE VALUES: Integrity, Compassion, Professionalism, Unity BHAG: Make the public aware that ASCCA means skilled professionalism and inspired customer trust. CODE OF ETHICS: 1. To promote goodwill between the motorist and the automotive industry. 2. To have a sense of personal obligation to each individual customer. 3. To perform high quality services at a fair and just price. 4. To employ the best skilled personnel obtainable. 5. To use only proven merchandise of high quality, distributed by reputable firms. 6. To itemize all parts and adjustments in the price charged for services rendered. 7. To retain all parts replaced for customer inspection, if so requested. 8. To uphold the high standards of our profession and always seek to correct any and all abuses within the automotive industry. 9. To uphold the integrity of all members. 10. To refrain from an advertisement, which is false or misleading or likely to confuse, or deceive the customer. Page 17 ASCCA CHAPTER 20, Volume 16, Issue 12 – JUNE 2021 ASCCA Connected Cars Committee

Meets 1st Monday of each month at 6pm

For information on CCC, click here

Download the ASCCA Logo for ASCCA Covid-19 Resource page your Promotional Materials https://www.ascca.com/resources/ Would you like to proudly feature the covid-19 ASCCA logo in your promotional materials? Contact information for It’s easy for members to download high ASCCA’s attorney, resolution images (EPS and TIF files) Jack Molodanof: from the ASCCA Member 916-447-0313 ~ [email protected] Resources page. Click here to view and download the www.facebook.com/ high resolution images. ASCCA.Chapter20/

The Jeff Stich Memorial

Scholarship

ASCEF https://automotivescholarships.com/ scholarships/ascca

Contact ~ Kate Peyser Executive Coordinator ASC Educational Foundation

(916) 290-5828 | (916) 444-7462 – fax [email protected]

If you would like to make a donation: Pacheco Speedo ASCEF (Automotive Service Council’s formerly Speed-O-Tach is back! Educational Foundation) 1155 C Arnold Drive, #430, Martinez, CA 94553 Jeff Stich Memorial Scholarship 700 R Street, Suite 200 Contact: Chris Jenter | 925-250-3322 Sacramento, CA 95811 [email protected]

ASCCA State Office’s contact information: One Capital Mall, Suite 800, Sacramento, CA 95814 | Tel: (916) 444-3568, (800) 810-4272; Fax:(916) 444-7462 Gloria Peterson - Executive Director, Ext 104, [email protected] Benjamin Ichimaru - Membership Services, Ext 137, [email protected]