CITY GOVERNMENT

• Agendas and Minutes
  • City Council
  • Council Committees
    • Housing and Economic Development
    • Infrastructure and Franchise
    • Neighborhood & Community Services
    • Policy and Internal Development
    • Recreation and Cultural Affairs
  • Boards & Commission Agendas
    • Commission on Aging
    • Community Advisory Committee
    • Community Services Commission
    • Design Review Board
    • Human Relations Commission
    • Mobilehome Rent Review Board
    • Parks, Recreation and Open Space Commission
    • Planning Commission
  • Zoning Administrator
• Boards & Commissions
  • About Boards & Commissions
  • Boards & Commissions Application Process
• Budget, 10-Year Plan & Reports
  • Budget and 10-Year Plan Overview
  • Budget
  • Capital Improvement Projects
  • Performance-Based Budgeting Process
  • Financial Reports
• City Council / Elected Officials
  • Mayor's Message
• City Departments
  • Building, Engineering & Neighborhood
    • Building Division
    • Current Development
    • Capital Improvement
  • City Attorney's Office
  • City Management
  • Community & Recreation Services Dept
  • Concord Reuse Project Dept.
  • Finance Dept.
  • Human Resources Dept.
  • Information Technology Dept.
  • Planning & Economic Development Dept.
    • Planning Division
    • Economic Development Division
  • Police Dept.
  • Public Works Dept.
• Government Structure
  • Community-Oriented Government
  • Liaison Teams
  • Mission, Vision, Values
  • Municipal Elections
• Municipal Code
  • Municipal Code Overview
  • Comparative Table of Ordinances
  • Ordinance Effective Dates
  • Master Fees and Charges

• Home
  • » City Government
    • » Community-Oriented Government
      • » District Liaison Team Assignments

District Liaison Team Assignments

Every neighborhood has an assigned liaison team, a small group of employees from different departments who attend neighborhood meetings and seek to solve problems by breaking down the bureaucracy that stands in the way of positive solutions. Neighborhood Services staff comes to work every day with the task of making neighborhoods cleaner, safer and more attractive. They support existing neighborhood associations or start new ones if residents show an interest. Police officers are assigned to neighborhoods through the department's district offices. Every Concord neighborhood has a district office and sub-beat officers assigned to that neighborhood.

View a District Map and a Sub-beat map.

 

Northern District
Lt. Robin Heinemann, District Commander
Ron Turner, District Officer
Curt Michael, Neighborhood Services Specialist

Sub-district: Sub-beats- 1-C, D, E, F	Associations
Leslye Asera	Estates
Joe Surges	Sun Terrace

Sub-district: Sub-beats- 1-A, B, H; FBN; 4-A	Associations
Craig Labadie

Sub-district: Sub-beats- 1-G; 4-B through H	Associations
Michelle H. Téllez	Baldwin Park
Danea Gemmel	Holbrook Heights
Florence Weiss
Anita Bell-Karno

Southern District
Sgt. Ivan Menchaca, District Commander
Arnel Jaime, Neighborhood Services Specialist

Sub-district: Sub-beats- 3-D through G	Associations
Mark Boehme	Colony Park

Sub-district: Sub-beats- 3- A, B, C, H	Associations
Phillip Woods	Frisbie Court
Julie Flowers	Virginia Lane
Teri House

Sub-district: Sub-beats- 2- A, B, G, H.	Associations
Ron Puccinelli	Meadow Homes
Jeff Roubal	Camara Circle

Sub-district: Sub-beats- FBS, 2-C through F	Associations
Alex Pascual	Concord Park
John Montagh	Ellis Lake

Valley District
Sgt. Tiffany Delatorre, District Commander
Suzanne Crowell, Neighborhood Services Specialist

Sub-district: Sub-beats- 5-H, 6-E through H	Associations
Qamar Khan	Clayton Valley
Trish Hammett
Mark Coon
Vance Phillips

Sub-district: Sub-beats- 5-B through D, 6-A through C	Associations
Peter Dragovich	Dana Estates
John Rego	San Vincente
	Walnut Avenue

Sub-district: Sub-beats- 5-A, E, F, G; 6-D
Jim Forsberg	Canterbury Village