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Gary Tofanelli - Calaveras County
Supervisor
Gary represents the First Supervisorial County District.
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Tom Tryon
- Calaveras County Supervisor
Tom Tryon represents the Fourth Supervisorial District, which includes the
communities of Angels Camp, Murphys, Highway 4 West to, but not including
Copperopolis.
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Jack Boeding - City of
Angels Council Member |
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Elaine Morris - City of
Angels Council Member
Elaine represents the City of Angels.. Before election to
the City Council she served on the City of Angels planning
commission for three years. Elaine is retired from public
service and has been a resident of Calaveras County for 20
years.
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Diane Gray - Public Member
Diane resides in Angels Camp and works as the Executive Director of the Calaveras County Chamber of Commerce.
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Paul Stein - Public Member
Paul is a resident of West Point since 1975. He served as Calaveras County District 2 Supervisor from 1997-2004, and as Chair of the Council of Governments from 1998-2003.
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Carol Ann McDaniel - Alternative Public Member
Carol lives in Valley Springs with her husband of 40 years. She has a daughter who lives in Los Angeles and 3 independent cats. Carol is a certified, practicing Real Property and Personal Property appraiser with more than 40 years experience. She enjoys gardening, cooking with unusual ingredients and traveling around California. |
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Melissa Eads, Executive Director
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Melissa Raggio, Sr. Administrative Analyst
Melissa grew up and attended school in Calaveras County. She lives in Angels Camp with her husband, Stuart, and their three children. She enjoys spending time at their cabin in Big Meadows, boating and watching her children's sporting events. She previously worked at Central Sierra Bank for over 10 years and Calaveras County Human Resources Department for 4 years. Melissa is excited to be part of the CCOG Team and looks forward to being a part of the future planning of Calaveras County.
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Elle Runyan, Administrative Staff
Elle is a transplant from the East Coast with a background
in teaching (math and computers) and served as a teacher in
the Peace Corps (
Western
Samoa
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after graduation from Michigan State University. Elle and
her husband moved to Calaveras County 23 years ago to
raise their son in this beautiful rural setting. She
retired from Yellow Transportation in 2007 but found
meaningful employment with the CCOG in 2008. Elle is
enjoying learning from and working with the Council, the
County and the public
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A Regional Transportation Planning Agency