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The City of Oakley's Weekly e-Newsletter
February 27/ Volume 4 Issue 8
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City Council Meeting Debrief
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At the Tuesday, February 24th Meeting of the City Council/City Council Acting as Successor Agency to the Redevelopment Agency Meeting, the Council:
- Introduced the operators of Oakley's Grocery Outlet
- Was introduced and welcomed Police Officers Casey Minister and Jeff Jackson
- Accepted as complete Capital Improvement Project which consisted of the installation of flashing beacon signs, advanced electronic warnings signs, speed radar feedback signs, ADA curb ramp, pedestrian barricades, and striping through various parts of town including O'Hara Avenue, Carpenter Road, and Brownstone Road.
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Meet Assistant Engineer, Billilee Hofer Saengchalern
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 Our Engineering/Public Works Department grew this week, as Billilee Hofer Saengchalern, Assistant Engineer joined our staff on Monday. She previously served as an Engineer for the Contra Costa County Public Works Department where she served for over 10 years. She brings with her experience in the Materials and Testing Lab, Engineering Services, Transportation, and the Design/Construction divisions. With vast knowledge and experience, Billilee will be of great addition to our Engineering Team and our City!
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Officers Minister and Jackson Join the Force
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Chief Dan Gomez ( right) introduces Officer Jackson (left) and Officer Minister (center) to the City Council and community.
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Meet two new additions to our Police family, Officer Jackson (left) and Officer Minister (center).
Officer Minister grew up in San Jose and graduated from San Jose State University. While attending college, he was a pitcher for the SJSU baseball team.
Officer Minister has been with the Office of the Sheriff since 2007. He has worked assignments in both the West County Detention Facility and in the Patrol Division
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Doherty Serves as a Valuable Parks Volunteer
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 John Doherty has been volunteering with the City of Oakley Parks and Landscape Division, giving sixteen hours a week for the last year. Doherty said, "I take pleasure in volunteering and really like the people I work with at the City, and don't plan on stopping anytime soon."
Jesse De la Cruz, Parks and Landscape Foreman, is happy to have his help. De la Cruz said, "We are extremely appreciative for John's assistance, he's a welcomed member of our team." De la Cruz noted, "The Parks and Landscape Division has numerous maintenance needs and projects we wish to accomplish that we either lack the money or the manpower."
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The Goats Are in Town!
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You're not dreaming, there really are goats roaming the grassy fields of the City of Oakley. The City has embarked on this cost effective, creative, and environmentally friendly alternative to weed abatement. The goats took their first nibble on Monday, February 23 rd along the levee on East Cypress Road. The goats are expected to clear approximately 30 acres and will stay busy as they move on to several detention basins and other areas along Marsh Creek.
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City Hall Business Hours: Monday-Thursday 8am-6pm and Fridays from 8am-5pm City Hall is closed the 1st & 3rd Friday of the month
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