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C A L I F O R N I AR O S T E R2020SECRETA RYOFSTATEALE XPADILLA
ALEX PADILLA SECRETARY OF STATE STATE OF CALIFORNIA1500 11th Street Sacramento, CA 95814 Tel 916.653.7244 Fax 916.653.4620 www.sos.ca.govMay 14, 2020I am pleased to present the Secretary of State’s 2020 edition of the CaliforniaRoster.This Roster provides a comprehensive listing of contact information forCalifornia’s government officials, as well as historical outlines of its constitutionaloffices and state emblems. It includes California’s federal, state, and countygovernment officials, judicial officials, incorporated city and town officials, a listingof California’s unincorporated areas, and state agency information.The California Roster is available exclusively online. A complete new edition ofthe Roster is posted on the Secretary of State website, www.sos.ca.gov. Anychange in information provided to my office during the course of the year will beupdated upon receipt.Sincerely,Alex PadillaSecretary of State
California Roster 2020Constitutional Officers . Pages 1 - 5History of California State Officeholders . Pages 6 - 8The Golden State and State Emblems . Pages 9 - 11State Senate . Pages 12 - 14State Assembly . Pages 15 - 19California Judicial Branch . Pages 20 - 23State Agencies, Departments, Boards, and Commissions . Pages 24 - 49County Officials . Pages 50 - 81Incorporated City and Town Officials . Pages 82 - 181Unincorporated Areas. Pages 182 - 191California Congressional Legislators . Pages 192 - 195California Roster 2020
Constitutional OfficersThere are eight statewide Constitutional Officers: Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General,State Controller, State Treasurer, Insurance Commissioner and State Superintendent of Public Instruction. These officersare all elected at the same time in a General Election and may be re-elected to a maximum of two four-year terms.In the event of a vacancy in the office of the Governor, the Lieutenant Governor shall become Governor. In the event of avacancy in both the offices of the Governor and the Lieutenant Governor, the succession order is as follows: first, the lastduly elected President Pro Tempore of the Senate; second, the last duly elected Speaker of the Assembly; third, theSecretary of State; fourth, the Attorney General; fifth, the State Treasurer; and lastly, the State Controller.GOVERNORGavin NewsomState Capitol, Sacramento, CA 95814Telephone: (916) 445-2841Fax: (916) 558-3160Website: http://gov.ca.govThe supreme executive power of the State of California isvested in the Governor, whose duty it is to see that thelaw is faithfully executed.The Governor is the Commander-in-Chief of this state’smilitia. The Governor is the official communicator amongthis state’s government, the federal government, andother states of the United States.The Governorsupervises the official conduct of all executive andministerial officers, and the Governor sees that all officesare filled and their duties performed.The Governor’s appointment power extends oversignificant areas of state government.First, theGovernor has authority to fill vacancies in the judiciary(i.e. Municipal, Superior, Appeals, and Supreme Courts),and to fill newly created judgeships.Second, theGovernor has the power, subject to confirmation by theState Senate, to appoint a large number of positionsthroughout the executive department.The Governor communicates, during each calendar year,with the Legislature regarding the condition of the stateand makes recommendations. The Governor submits anitemized budget to the Legislature within the first 10days of each year.LIEUTENANT GOVERNOREleni KounalakisState Capitol, Room 1114, Sacramento, CA 95814Telephone: (916) 445-8994Fax: (916) 323-4998Website: www.ltg.ca.govThe Constitution provides that the Lieutenant Governorshall become Governor in the event of a vacancy. TheLieutenant Governor shall serve as acting Governor in theevent of the Governor’s absence from the state,temporary disability or impeachment. The Constitutionalso provides that the Lieutenant Governor shall bePresident of the Senate, but that he shall have only acasting vote. The purpose of a casting vote is to break atie. The casting vote may be used only if it will providethe necessary majority required.The Lieutenant Governor serves in an ex-officio capacityas a voting member of the University of California’s Boardof Regents and as a voting member of the CaliforniaState University’s Board of Trustees. He serves, androtates with, the State Controller as chair of the StateLands Commission, a non-voting member of theCalifornia Coastal Commission, and a voting member ofthe Ocean Protection Council. The Lieutenant Governoralso chairs the California Commission for EconomicDevelopment.The Governor may veto any bill passed by the Legislatureand return it, with his objections to the house of origin.The Governor may also reduce or eliminate one or moreitems of appropriation while approving other portions of abill.The Governor utilizes, in addition to immediate staff, acabinet that is composed of the ten major state agencysecretaries (i.e., Business, Transportation and Housing;Corrections and Rehabilitation; Environmental Protection;Food and Agriculture; Health and Human Services; Laborand Workforce Development; Resources; State andConsumer Services; and Veterans Affairs), plus theDirector of Finance and Secretary of Education.This group serves as the Governor’s chief policy advisorybody and, in their individual capacities, each implementsand coordinates the Governor’s policies throughout thestate.The Cabinet supplies the Governor with a comprehensiveview and current resume of the state operations andserves as a source for long-range planning.California Roster 20201
Constitutional OfficersSECRETARY OF STATEAlex Padilla1500 11th Street, Sacramento, CA 95814Telephone: (916) 653-7244Fax: (916) 653-4620Website: www.sos.ca.govEmail: Secretary.Padilla@sos.ca.govThe Secretary of State is the chief elections officer of theState, responsible for overseeing and certifying elections,as well as testing and certifying voting equipment for usein California. The Secretary administers election laws;maintains a database of registered voters; certifies theofficial lists of candidates for each election; certifiesinitiatives for placement on the state ballot; publishes theVoter Information Guide before each statewide election;compiles election returns; publishes the officialStatement of Vote; and certifies election results.The Secretary of State plays a key role in makinggovernment open and accessible by providing publicaccess to a wide range of corporate, Uniform CommercialCode, campaign finance, lobbying, and election records.The Secretary maintains online editions of the CaliforniaLobbyist Directory and the California Roster of federal,state and local government officials.The Secretary of State’s California Business Portalprovides online information, resources, and services tobusinesses.The Secretary receives, examines, andapproves articles of incorporation for new Californiacorporations and qualifies out-of-state and internationalcorporations to do business in California. The Secretary’sBusiness Programs Division also approves amendmentsto the records of domestic or qualified foreigncorporations and registers trademarks, trade names,service marks and fictitious names. The Secretary isresponsible for appointing and commissioning notariespublic and oaths of office for non-civil service officers andemployees.ATTORNEY GENERALXavier BecerraDEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE1300 “I” Street, Sacramento, CA 95814Mailing Address: P.O. Box 944255, Sacramento, CA94244-2550Telephone: (916) 445-9555Fax: (916) 323-5341Website: www.oag.ca.govEmail: piu@doj.ca.govThe Attorney General is charged with uniformly andequally enforcing California’s laws, and assists districtattorneys, local law enforcement, and federal stration of justice.The Attorney General carries out his constitutionalresponsibilities through the programs of the Departmentof Justice. The Department’s legal programs representthe People in civil and criminal matters before trial,appellate and the supreme courts of California and theUnited States. In representing the People, the AttorneyGeneral protects Californians from fraudulent, unfair, andillegal activities that victimize consumers or threatenpublic safety, and enforces laws that safeguard theenvironment and natural resources.The AttorneyGeneral also serves as legal counsel to state officers and,with a few exceptions, to state agencies, boards andcommissions. The Department’s legal programs maintainmajor law offices in Sacramento, Fresno, SanFrancisco, Oakland, Los Angeles and San Diego.The Department’s Division of Law Enforcement providesforensic services, narcotic investigations, as wellas criminal investigations, intelligence, and training. TheDivision of California Justice Information Servicesfacilitates the exchange of accurate, timely, and completecriminal justice intelligence using state-of-the-artcomputer technology.The Secretary of State maintains the DomesticPartnership Registry, the Advance Health Care DirectiveRegistry, and the Safe at Home program. Safe at Home’sconfidential mail forwarding program helps protect theidentities of survivors of domestic violence, sexualassault, stalking victims, as well as those who work withreproductive health care clinics.The Secretary of State keeps the complete record of theofficial acts of the Legislature and Executive Departmentsof the state government. The Secretary is charged withthe custody of the enrolled copy of the Constitution, allacts and resolutions passed by the Legislature, theJournals of each house, the Great Seal of California, andall books, records, deeds, parchments, maps and paperskept or deposited in the office pursuant to law. Ascustodian of the public archives, the Secretary maintainsand properly equips safe and secure vaults for thepreservation of the documents placed in her charge. TheSecretary of State affixes the Great Seal, with theirattestation, to commissions, pardons and other publicdocuments that require the Governor’s signature.California Roster 20202
Constitutional OfficersSTATE CONTROLLERBetty T. Yee300 Capitol Mall, Suite 1850, Sacramento, CA 95814Mailing Address: P.O. Box 942850, Sacramento, CA94250Telephone: (916) 445-2636Fax: (916) 322-4404Website: www.sco.ca.govThe State Controller is the chief fiscal officer of the state.Responsible for accountability of the state’s financialresources, the State Controller provides sound fiscalcontrol over both receipts and disbursements of publicfunds; makes certain money due to the state is collectedthrough fair, equitable, and effective tax administration;reports on the financial operations and condition of stateand local governments; safeguards many types of lostand forgotten property until claimed by the rightfulowners; administers the Property Tax PostponementProgram; administers the payroll system for all stategovernment employees and California State Universityemployees; and serves on dozens of boards andcommissions with authority ranging from state publicland management to crime victim compensation. TheController is a member of numerous financing authorities,and fiscal and financial oversight entities including theFranchise Tax Board and Board of Equalization. She alsoserves on the boards of the nation's two largest publicpension funds. No money can be drawn from theTreasury unless it is against an appropriation made bylaw, and upon warrants duly drawn by the StateController. In supervising the fiscal affairs of the state,the State Controller suggests plans for the improvementand management of public revenues, and keeps aseparate account of each specific appropriation. TheState Controller audits all fiscal claims against the state;independently audits government agencies that spendstate funds; directs the collections of all monies due thestate; and if necessary, is authorized to go to court torecover the property or money owed. The StateController has general supervision over the procedure fortax sales, tax deeds, and redemptions, and makesnecessary rules and regulations relating to fiscal affairsunder her control.California Roster 2020STATE TREASURERFiona Ma915 Capitol Mall, Room 110, Sacramento, CA 95814Mailing Address: P.O. Box 942809, Sacramento,CA 94209-0001Telephone: (916) 653-2995Fax: (916) 653-3125Website: www.treasurer.ca.govThe State Treasurer is the State’s banker, investor, andlead asset manager. The Treasurer invests monies onbehalf of State government, cities, counties, schools andother local agencies. The Treasurer sells the State’sbonds, including voter-approved infrastructure bonds,and administers the State’s bond program. The Treasurerserves on the boards of the California Public s’Retirement System (CalSTRS) and the California HousingFinance Agency (CalHFA).The Treasurer chairs and manages authorities thatfinance a wide range of projects, including schools, healthcare, affordable housing, transportation, economicdevelopment, alternative energy and pollution clean-up.The boards, commissions and authorities the Treasurerchairs include the California Alternative Energy andAdvanced Transportation Financing Authority, theCalifornia Debt and Investment Advisory Commission, theCalifornia Debt Limit Allocation Committee, the CaliforniaEducational Facilities Authority, the California HealthFacilities Financing Authority, The California Healthy FoodFinancing Initiative Council, the California IndustrialDevelopment Financing Advisory Commission, theCalifornia Pollution Control Financing Authority, theCalifornia School Finance Authority, the California TaxCredit Allocation Committee, and the CaliforniaTransportation Financing Authority, the ScholarShareInvestment Board, the California Secure ChoiceRetirement Savings Program, the California Achieving aBetter Life Experience for People with Disabilities Board,the Local Investment Advisory Board and the PooledMoney Investment Board.3
Constitutional OfficersINSURANCE COMMISSIONERRicardo LaraDEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE300 Capitol Mall, Suite 1700, Sacramento, CA 95814Telephone: (916) 492-3500Consumer Hotline: 1-800-927-HELP (4357) or (213) 8978921 (outside CA)Fax: (916) 445-5280Website: www.insurance.ca.govEmail: CommissionerJones@insurance.ca.govSTATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONTony ThurmondDEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION1430 N Street, Sacramento, CA 95814Mailing Address: 1430 N Street, Suite 5602, Sacramento,CA 95814Telephone: (916) 319-0800Fax: (916) 319-0100Website: www.cde.ca.govEmail: superintendent@cde.ca.govThe Insurance Commissioner is responsible foroverseeing California’s insurance industry and protectingthe state’s insurance consumers. Insurance is a 259billion-a-year industry in California and contributessignificantly to the state’s economy. The InsuranceCommissioner leads the California Department ofInsurance.The State Superintendent of Public Instruction is the onlynonpartisan of the eight statewide constitutional officersin California. The Superintendent is accountable to thepeople of California for administering and enforcingeducation law and regulations, and for continuing toreform and improve public elementary and secondaryschool programs, adult education, and some preschooland child care programs.The California Department of Insurance (CDI) ensuresthat consumers are protected; that the insurancemarketplace remains vibrant and stable; and that the lawis enforced fairly in an open and equitable regulatoryenvironment.As the head of the largest consumer protection agencyin the state, the Insurance Commissioner enforces thelaws of the California Insurance Code and promulgatesregulations to implement these laws. The Commissionerregulates the rates of auto, homeowners, and otherproperty and casualty insurance and has savedconsumers and businesses over 2.2 billion in premiumsusing that authority but the Commissioner does not havethe authority to approve or disapprove health insurancerates or premiums.The Insurance Commissioner licenses insurance and titlebusiness in the California market; and licenses more than390,000 agents, brokers, solicitors and bail bond agentsdomiciled in the state.CDI’s statewide toll-free hotline serves as an informationclearinghouse for consumers with insurance-relatedquestions or problems. The Consumer Services Division isstaffed by insurance experts who field nearly 200,000consumer inquiries and investigate more than 35,000Requests for Assistance annually. To contact theConsumer Hotline please call 1-800-927-HELP.The Superintendent is the executive officer and secretaryof the State Board of Education and the director of theCalifornia Department of Education (CDE). CDEadministers California's public education system at thestate level. The CDE’s mission is to ensure California willprovide a world-class education for all students, fromearly childhood to adulthood. The CDE serves our stateby innovating and collaborating with educators, schools,parents, and community partners to prepare students tolive, work, and thrive in a highly connected world.The Superintendent administers the day-to-day operationof CDE and also is responsible for two schools for thedeaf, one school for the blind, and three diagnosticcenters for neurologically disabled pupils.In addition to serving as an ex officio member ofthe University Of California Board Of Regents, theSuperintendent serves as an ex officio member of theCalifornia State University and the California Commissionon Teacher Credentialing boards of trustees. TheSuperintendent also serves as an ex officio member orhas representation on more than 100 boards,commissions, and committees established by theDepartment, the Legislature, or the Executive Branch.Acting on these Requests for Assistance, the Departmentinvestigates companies and licensees accused ofinsurance code violations, including fraud—the result isthe return of tens of millions of dollars to consumersevery year and prosecution of those who violate the law.California Roster 20204
Constitutional OfficersSTATE BOARD OF EQUALIZATIONDean R. Kinney, Executive Director450 N Street, Sacramento, CA 95814Mailing Address: P.O. Box 942879, Sacramento,CA 94279Telephone: (916) 327-4975Fax: (916) 324-2586Website: www.boe.ca.govCreated in 1879 by a constitutional amendment, theBoard of Equalization administers sales and use taxes,special taxes, the State’s tax appellate program, andoversees the property tax assessment. In 2005-06, taxesand fees administered by the Board yielded nearly 53billion to provide essential services for the people ofCalifornia.The Board’s four regional members are elected at thesame time and in the same manner as the statewideconstitutional officers. The fifth member is the StateController, who serves in an ex-officio capacity.Ted Gaines, District 1Sacramento Office: 500 Capitol Mall, Suite 1750,Sacramento, CA 95814Telephone: (916) 445-2181; Fax: (916) 327-4003Email: Board.MemberD1@boe.ca.govLancaster Office: 44441 16th Street West, Suite 101,Lancaster, CA 93534Telephone: (661) 723-8469; Fax: (661) 723-8053Malia Cohen, District 2Sacramento Office: 1215 K Street, Suite 1700,Sacramento, CA 95814Telephone: (916) 445-4081; Fax: (916) 327-2087Email: Board.MemberD2@boe.ca.govSan Francisco Office: 455 Golden Gate Ave, Suite 10500,San Francisco, CA 94102Telephone: (415) 557-3000; Fax: (415) 557-0287Antonio Vazquez, District 3Sacramento Office: 621 Capitol Mall, Suite 975,Sacramento, CA 95814Telephone: (916) 445-4154; Fax: (916) 323-2869Email: Board.MemberD3@boe.ca.govEl Segundo Office: 2361 Rosecrans Ave., #450, ElSegundo, CA 90245Telephone: (310) 297-5201; Fax: (310) 536-4460Mike Schaefer, District 4Sacramento Office: 400 Capitol Mall, Suite 2580,Sacramento, CA 95814Telephone: (916) 323-9794; Fax: (916) 323-0546Irvine Office: 16715 Von Karman Ave., Suite 150, Irvine,CA 92606Telephone: (949) 724-2578; Fax: (949) 724-2805Betty T. Yee, State Controller, Ex-OfficioSacramento Office: P.O. Box 942850, Sacramento, CA94250-5872Telephone (916) 445-2636; Fax (916) 322-4404Los Angeles Office: 777 S. Figueroa Street, Suite 4800,Los Angeles, CA 90017Telephone: (213) 833-6010; Fax: (213) 833-6011California Roster 20205
History of California Constitutional OfficersGOVERNORSNameBurnett, Peter H.McDougal, JohnBigler, JohnJohnson, J. NeelyWeller, John B.Latham, Milton S.Downey, John G.Stanford, LelandLow, Frederick F.Haight, Henry H.Booth, NewtonPacheco, RomualdoIrwin, WilliamPerkins, George C.Stoneman, GeorgeBartlett, WashingtonWaterman, Robert W.Markham, Henry H.Budd, James H.Gage, Henry T.Pardee, George C.Gillett, James N.Johnson, Hiram W.Johnson, Hiram W.Stephens, William D.Richardson, Friend Wm.Young, Clement C.Rolph, James, Jr.Merriam, Frank F.Olson, Culbert L.Warren, EarlKnight, Goodwin J.Brown, Edmund G.Reagan, RonaldBrown, Edmund G., Jr.Deukmejian, GeorgeWilson, PeteDavis, GraySchwarzenegger, ArnoldBrown, Edmund G., Jr.Newsom, Gavin C.California Roster 2020LIEUTENANT RRDRRDRDRRDRDDAssumed OfficeDecember 20, 1849January 9, 1851January 8, 1852January 9, 1856January 8, 1858January 9, 1860January 14, 1860January 10, 1862December 10, 1863December 5, 1867December 8, 1871February 27, 1875December 9, 1875January 8, 1880January 10, 1883January 8, 1887September 13, 1887January 8, 1891January 11, 1895January 3, 1899January 6, 1903January 8, 1907January 3, 1911January 5, 1915March 15, 1917January 9, 1923January 4, 1927January 6, 1931June 7, 1934January 2, 1939January 4, 1943October 5, 1953January 5, 1959January 2, 1967January 6, 1975January 3, 1983January 7, 1991January 4, 1999November 17, 2003January 3, 2011January 7, 2019NameMcDougal, JohnBroderick, David C. (Acting)Purdy, SamuelAnderson, Robert M.Walkup, JohnDowney, John G.Quinn, Isaac N. (Acting)de la Guerra, Pablo(Acting)Chellis, John F.Machin, T. N.Holden, WilliamPacheco, RomualdoIrwin, William (Acting)Johnson, James A.Mansfield, JohnDaggett, JohnWaterman, Robert W.White, Stephen M. (Acting)Reddick, John B.Millard, Spencer G.Jeter, William T.Neff, Jacob H.Anderson, AldenPorter, Warren R.Wallace, A.J.Eshleman, John M.Stephens, William D.VacancyYoung, C. C.Fitts, BuronCarnahan, H.L.Merriam, Frank F.VacancyHatfield, George J.Patterson, Ellis E.Houser, Frederick F.Knight, Goodwin J.Powers, Harold JAnderson, Glenn M.Finch, Robert H.Reinecke, EdHarmer, John L.Dymally, Mervyn M.Curb, MikeMcCarthy, Leo T.Davis, GrayBustamante, CruzGaramendi, JohnPasquil, Mona (Acting)Maldonado, AbelNewsom, GavinKounalakis, d OfficeDecember 20, 1849January 9, 1851January 8, 1852January 9, 1856January 8, 1858January 9, 1860January 20, 1860January 7, 1861January 10, 1862December 10, 1863December 5, 1867December 8, 1871February 27, 1875December 9, 1875January 8, 1880January 10, 1883January 8, 1887September 13, 1887January 8, 1891January 11, 1895October 25, 1895January 3, 1899January 6, 1903January 8, 1907January 3, 1911January 5, 1915July 22, 1916RRRRJanuary 7, 1919January 4, 1927December 4, 1928January 6, 1931RDRRRDRRRDRDDDDDRDDJanuary 8, 1935January 2, 1939January 4, 1943January 6, 1947October 5, 1953January 5, 1959January 2, 1967January 21, 1969October 4, 1974January 6, 1975January 8, 1979January 3, 1983January 3, 1995January 4, 1999January 7, 2007November 4, 2009April 27, 2010January 10, 2011January 7, 20196
History of California Constitutional OfficersSECRETARIES OF STATENameVan Voohies, WilliamDenver, James W.Hempstead, Charles H.Douglass, David F.Forman, FerrisPrice, JohnsonWeeks, William H.Tuttle, A.A.H.Redding, Benjamin B.Nichols, H.L.Melone, DruryBeck, ThomasBurns, Daniel M.Thompson, Thomas L.Hendricks, William C.Waite, Edwin G.Hart, AlbertBrown, Lewis H.Curry, Charles F.Jordan, Frank C.Peek, PaulJordan, Frank M.Sullivan, H. P. (Acting)Brown, Edmund G., Jr.Eu, March FongMiller, Tony (Acting)Jones, BillShelley, KevinMitchell, Cathy (Acting)McPherson, BruceBowen, DebraPadilla, AlexSTATE DAssumed OfficeDecember 21, 1849February 19, 1853November 5, 1855January 10, 1856January 11, 1858January 10, 1860January 11, 1862August 17, 1863December 7, 1863December 2, 1867December 4, 1871December 6, 1875January 5, 1880January 8, 1883January 3, 1887January 5, 1891November 1, 1894January 7, 1895January 2, 1899January 2, 1911March 1, 1940January 4, 1943April 3, 1970January 4, 1971January 6, 1975February 17, 1994January 2, 1995January 6, 2003March 5, 2005March 30, 2005January 8, 2007January 5, 2015ATTORNEYS GENERALNameKewan, Edward J. C.McDougall, James A.Hastings, S. ClintonMcConnell, John R.Stewart, William M.Wallace, William T.Williams, Thomas H.Pixley, Frank M.McCullough, John G.Hamilton, JoLove, John LordHamilton, JoHart, Augustus L.Marshall, Edward C.Johnson, George A.Hart, Wm. H.H.Fitzgerald, William F.Ford, Tirey L.Webb, Ulysses S.Warren, EarlKenny, Robert W.Howser, Fred N.Brown, Edmund G.Mosk, StanleyLynch, Thomas C.Younger, Evelle J.Deukmejian, GeorgeVan de Kamp, JohnLungren, DanLockyer, BillBrown, JerryHarris, Kamala D.Becerra, XavierCalifornia Roster 2020NameHouston, John SPierce, Winslow S.Bell, SamuelWhitman, George W.Burton, Edward F.Whitman, George W.Melony, Aaron R.Brooks, Samuel H.Gillan, James S.Warren, Gilbert R.Oulton, George R.Watt, RobertGreen, James J.Mandeville, James W.Brown, William B.C.Kenfield, Daniel M.Dunn, John P.Colgan, Edward P.Nye, A.B.Chambers, John S.Riley, Ray L.Riley, Harry B.Kuchel, ThomasKirkwood, Robert C.Cranston, AlanFlournoy, Houston I.Cory, KennethDavis, GrayConnell, KathleenWestly, SteveChiang, JohnBetty T. sumed OfficeDecember 22, 1849January 5, 1852January 2, 1854January 7, 1856February 25, 1857April 21, 1857April 27, 1858January 2, 1860November 23, 1861January 6, 1862December 9, 1863December 7, 1867December 2, 1871December 4, 1875February 8, 1876January 15, 1877January 1, 1883January 5, 1891November 24, 1906August 28, 1913July 16, 1921January 9, 1937February 11, 1946January 6, 1953January 5, 1959January 2, 1967January 6, 1975January 5, 1987January 2, 1995January 6, 2003January 8, 2007January 5, med OfficeDecember 22, 1849January 2, 1854January 7, 1856February 13, 1857January 4, 1858January 6, 1862October 10, 1863December 7, 1867December 2, 1871December 4, 1875January 5, 1880January 1, 1883December 24, 1884January 3, 1887January 5, 1891January 7, 1895April 22, 1898January 2, 1899January 7, 1907February 20, 1911January 4, 1915January 8, 1923November 1, 1956January 5, 1959January 2, 1967January 6, 1975August 6, 1987January 6, 1989January 7, 1991January 3, 1995January 4, 1999January 8, 2007STATE Assumed OfficeDecember 22, 1849October 8, 1850January 5, 1852January 2, 1854June 7, 1854January 7, 1856January 4, 1858January 6, 1862December 7, 1863December 2, 1867December 4, 1871December 6, 1875January 5, 1880January 8, 1883January 3, 1883January 5, 1887January 7, 1891January 2, 1899September 15, 1902January 2, 1939January 4, 1943January 6, 1947January 8, 1951January 5, 1959August 31, 1964January 4, 1971January 8, 1979January 3, 1983January 7, 1991January 4, 1999January 8, 2007January 3, 2011January 24,2017NameRoman, RichardMcMeans, Selden A.Bates, HenryEnglish, James L.Findley, ThomasAshley, Delos R.Pacheco, RomualdoCoronel, Antonio F.Baehr, FerdinandEstudillo, Jose G.Weil, JohnJanuary, William A.Oullahan, D.J.Herold, AdamMcDonald, J.R.Rackliffe, LeviGreen, Will S.Reeves, TrumanWilliams, William R.Roberts, E.D.Richardson, Friend Wm.Johnson, Charles G.Button, A. RonaldBetts, Bert A.Priest, Ivy BakerUnruh, Jesse M.Whitney, ElizabethHayes, ThomasBrown, KathleenFong, MattAngelides, PhilLockyer, Bill7
History of California Constitutional OfficersSTATE TREASURERS (continued)Chiang, JohnMa, FionaDDJanuary 5, 2015January 7, 2019INSURANCE COMMISSIONERS (Elected)NameGaramendi, JohnQuackenbush, ChuckKelso, J. ClarkLow, Harry W.Garamendi, JohnPoizner, SteveJones, DaveLara, RicardoPartyDRDRDDAssumed OfficeJanuary 3, 1991January 4, 1995July 11, 2000August 24, 2000January 6, 2003January 8, 2007January 3, 2011January 7, 2019SUPERINTENDENTS OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONNameParty Assumed OfficeMarvin, John G.DJanuary 1, 1851Hubbs, Paul K.DJanuary 1, 1854Moulder, Andrew J.DJanuary 1, 1857Swett, JohnUnJanuary 2, 1863Fitzgerald, O.P.DDecember 2, 1867Bolander, Henry N.RDecember 4, 1871Carr, Ezra S.RDecember 6, 1875Campbell, Frederick M.RJanuary 5, 1880Welcker, William T.DJanuary 8, 1883Hoitt, Ira G.RJanuary 3, 1887Anderson, J.W.RJanuary 5, 1891Black, Samuel T.RJanuary 7, 1895Meredith, Charles T.DSeptember 24, 1898Kirk, Thomas J.RJanuary 2, 1899Hyatt, EdwardRJanuary 7, 1907Hyatt, EdwardNPJanuary 4, 1915Wood, Will C.NPJanuary 6, 1919Cooper, William JohnNPJanuary 20, 1927Kersey, Vierling C.NPFebruary 11, 1929Dexter, Walter F.NPFebruary 1, 1937Simpson, Roy E.NPNovember 13, 1945Rafferty, Maxwell L., Jr.NPJanuary 7, 1963Riles, Wilson C.NPJanuary 4, 1971Honig, BillNPJanuary 3, 1983VacancyFebruary 24, 1993Eastin, DelaineNPJanuary 2, 1995O’Connell, JackNPJanuary 5, 2003Torlakson, TomNPJanuary 3, 2011Thurmond, TonyNPJanuary 7, 2019PARTY DESIGNATIONS
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Odd one out Here is a grid of 16 squares. One square is different from all the others. Mark it on the grid. Now do this one. Mathematical challenges for able pupils in Key Stages 1 & 2 – DfEE 0083/2000 P/LL/SI/KS/MATHS CHALLENGES/PBR326 12 Teaching objectives Solve mathematical problems or puzzles. Make and describe pattersn and pictures.
