ACSS is a member-run organization. State supervisors, managers, confidentials and exempts from all over California make up our board of directors, chapter officers and delegates.
Delegates elect new board members, vote on resolutions and changes to the ACSS bylaws and approve the budgets.
The ACSS board of directors meets frequently throughout the year and in various locations. Generally, the full board meets four times a year and the executive board – the six officers – meets the other months at the Sacramento office.
ACSS is a member-run organization. State supervisors, managers, confidentials and exempts from all over California make up our board of directors, chapter officers and delegates.
Delegates elect new board members, vote on resolutions and changes to the ACSS bylaws and approve the budgets.
The ACSS board of directors meets frequently throughout the year and in various locations. Generally, the full board meets four times a year and the executive board – the six officers – meets the other months at the Sacramento office.
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2009-2012 Board of Directors
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From left: Marty Lyons, Frank Ruffino, Bob Bernstein, Arlene Espinoza, Elena Yuasa, Todd D'Braunstein, Dolores Ramos Weeks, Mary McCaig, Sheila Ward-Shaw, Norman Stone, Carlos Chavez, Karen Robidoux, Pam Robison, Elnora Fretwell, Evelyn Poppa-McKenna, Olin King.
From left: Marty Lyons, Frank Ruffino, Bob Bernstein, Arlene Espinoza, Elena Yuasa, Todd D'Braunstein, Dolores Ramos Weeks, Mary McCaig, Sheila Ward-Shaw, Norman Stone, Carlos Chavez, Karen Robidoux, Pam Robison, Elnora Fretwell, Evelyn Poppa-McKenna, Olin King.
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October 2010 Board Meeting
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The full board discusses a serious issue late Saturday afternoon.
Senior Labor Relations Rep Bonnie Morris presents an update on the Strategic Plan.
Dave Jones, candidate for insurance commissioner, speaks to the members Saturday morning.
Presdident Arlene Espinoza swears in new board member John Fixler, from Chapter 512.
Chapter 503 President Fred Cherniack asks a question of the board.
Drivers honked, waved and thrust thumbs up as they passed ACSS members rallying for Jerry Brown outside the board meeting hotel.
The ACSS crowd made an impact as it rallied for Jerry Brown.
Asssembly candidate Joan Buchanan drew a laugh when she told the members a story about being mistaken for a department store checker.
President Arlene Espinoza and Vice President Elnora Fretwell (on right) pose after giving commendations to retiring members Louie Espinoza, Chapter 503 (at left) and Robert Morgan, Chapter 507.
Roger Niello, running in a special election to fill the state Senate seat of the late Dave Cox, shakes the hand of Pam Robison, Chapter 503, as he is leaving.
ACSS CEO Rocco Paternoster makes a presentation to the members and the staff.
Members of Chapter 503 say goodbye to Sacramento Assembly candidate Roger Dickinson after his speech to the group.
State Senate candidate Roger Niello speaks to the board.
ACSS political consultant Sherrie Golden talks to members about late-season strategies for the upcoming election.
Assemblywoman Alyson Huber, who represent Elk Grove and part of El Dorado County, speaks to the group.
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General Council Photos
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At General Council, Vice President Elnora Fretwell received the first-ever Members Make a Difference award, and President Arlene Espinoza was named Woman of the Year. Click on a photo to view at full size. Use arrow keys for next and previous.
Past CSEA Women of the Year were honored at a luncheon hosted by Legislative Representative Sherrie Golden and her staff.
ACSS Vice President Elnora Fretwell receives the association’s first-ever Members Make a Difference award from President Arlene Espinoza.
Consultant Eric Douglas led ACSS members in a strategy session on Affiliates Day. This meeting was the first step in a long-term planning program ACSS will undertake during the next year.
President Arlene Espinoza swears in the new officers of Chapter 511: President Maria Suarez, Secretary Angel Ramsey and Treasurer Joseph Aiu.
The delegates are sworn in.
The delegates form a huge crowd.
CSEA President Dave Hart speaks to the delegates.
Parliamentarian Scott Burns discusses a procedure under Robert's Rules of Order.
Delegates voted by raising "Yes" or "No" signs.
ACSS delegates enthusiastically support a measure on the floor.
President Arlene Espinoza addresses the crowd after being named ACSS' Woman of the Year.
President Arlene Espinoza holds the plaque honoring her as Woman of the Year.
The print shop moved its equipment and nearly half a million sheets of paper, and stayed open 24 hours a day, to serve GC.
Blue Shield representative Cathy Rasmussen helps a delegate at the Benefits Fair CSEA set up in the Carnival Room.
The Benefits Department made GC fun with a Wheel of Fortune, Carnival Room and hundreds of prizes. From left, Chris Fields, Sherrie Golden, Dina-Marie McGowan, Jamie Long and Kay Thomas.
Russell Kilday-Hicks edited the daily GC Times. Sometimes he worked until 3 a.m.
ACSS members had fun too.
CSEA President Dave Hart joins ACSS members after dinner.
The Sunday picnic included entertainment.
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