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Council approves Tricia Powers as CDBG director after resignation of predecessor
Summary
City council voted to concur with the mayor’s appointment of Tricia Powers as the city’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) director, effective immediately, following the resignation of Regina Mendocino.
The City Council voted to concur with Mayor Navarro’s appointment of Tricia Powers as Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) director, effective immediately, after Regina Mendocino’s resignation. The motion was made, seconded and carried by voice vote: “aye,” and later formal roll call confirmed concurrence.
Why it matters: The CDBG director is responsible for overseeing federal block‑grant funds and related community development programs. The council thanked Regina Mendocino for her years of service and welcomed Powers.
The council administered the oath of office to Tricia Powers; the oath included the usual pledge to uphold federal and state constitutions and to faithfully discharge the duties of the office. No additional budgetary details or program changes were discussed in the recorded sequence.
Ending: With the appointment confirmed, Powers assumed the CDBG director role immediately; the council moved on to other agenda items.
