For Immediate Release
Transportation Advisory Group Seeks Minority Representatives From Santa Clara County
CONTACT:
Catalina Alvarado
510.817.5783
OAKLAND, Calif., Dec. 4, 2000...The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) is looking for
individuals from the Latino and African-American communities of Santa Clara County to fill existing
vacancies on MTC's Minority Citizens Advisory Committee.
The purpose of the Minority Citizens Advisory Committee (MCAC) is to involve minority communities in
the transportation planning process for the nine-county San Francisco Bay Area overseen by MTC, and to
ensure that the views and needs of minority communities are adequately reflected in MTC policies. MTC
is the regional transportation planning and financing agency in the Bay Area.
MCAC includes representatives from the region's African-American, Asian, Latino and Native American
communities.
Experience in working with the community or community-related issues is desirable. No specific
educational requirements are required. While positions are voluntary, committee members do receive a
stipend and travel expenses for their attendance at the monthly meetings, held at MTC's offices in
Oakland on the third Tuesday of the month, at 3:30 p.m. Each member serves a two-year term.
Applications will be reviewed and committee members selected by MTC's governing board of commissioners.
Interested applicants are encouraged to submit a letter of intent or resume by Jan. 12, or until the
positions are filled, to Catalina Alvarado, MTC staff liaison to the committee, at MTC, 101 8th Street,
Oakland, CA 94607. For more information, contact Alvarado at 510.817.5783.
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