(Rancho Cordova, CA) – On Wednesday, December 19, the Cordova Recreation and Park District’s (CRPD) Board of Directors meeting included the Oath of Office for the three incumbents re-elected in the General Election: Brian Danzl, Terri Leimbach and Inez Reyes. In addition, the meeting resulted in the Board nominating and electing their officers for the 2019-2020 Term. The Board chose Michael Yearwood to serve as Chairperson, Brian Danzl to serve as Vice-Chairperson and Rick Sloan to serve as Secretary.
With all five CRPD Board members returning for the 2019-2020 Term, Chair Yearwood expressed his gratitude for being elected by his fellow members of the CRPD Board of Directors.
“I am truly honored to serve as Chairperson,” Yearwood said. “It is an exciting time for the District. With several new developments starting and thanks to the My Parks Enhancement Fund, new parks, services and opportunities will be arising for our community.”
The 2019-2020 Board of Directors positions are as follows:
Michael Yearwood, Chairperson
Brian Danzl, Vice-Chairperson
Rick Sloan, Secretary
Terri Leimbach, Director
Inez Reyes, Director
To learn more about Cordova Recreation & Park District’s Board of Directors, visit www.crpd.com/about/boardofdirectors.
About CRPD Board of Directors: Cordova Recreation & Park District’s governing body, the Board of Directors is responsible for setting CRPD’s budget and policies that safeguard the vitality of the district. The five non-partisan members of the Board are elected to four-year terms by residents located within CRPD’s boundaries. The Board of Directors is held accountable to the following laws that govern public officials: The Brown Act, California Public Records Act, FPPC Reporting Requirements and biannual ethics training.