The City of Fresno has thousands of employees who use computers in their day-to-day work, and Melisa Mac Eacheron helps make sure all those devices are working. 🖥️⌨️ She helps the other departments serve the public without interruption – including PARCS, Public Works, and more!

When buildings are damaged and have to be rehabilitated or completely knocked down, Tim Schulz works with property owners and oversees the process. His work leads to safer neighborhoods and improved curb appeal for people who live near the property – and as a new grandfather, he says improving ou…

Alan Jacobsen is a Fresno FAX supervisor and an avid cyclist – and he’s currently cycling across America to raise money for Valley Children’s! In 2021, Alan’s grandson was diagnosed with cancer and treated at VCH. He’s now in remission and Alan is riding to raise money for the hospital. Alan left…

Marco Naranjo grew up attending the City of Fresno’s T-ball program. Now, he’s leading kids who are going through PARCS sports programs just like he did! 🏀⚾️⚽️🏈

Agencies across Fresno, including first responders, rely on radio to communicate and coordinate their responses – and LE Escobar ensures those radio towers never stop working. 📻 Without LE, agencies like the Fresno Police Department, Fresno Fire Department, and Fresno FAX would lose the ability …

The Fresno Police Department Records Division is responsible for keeping track of police reports and retrieving them for residents, and Linda Moses is an important part of that team. By helping people retrieve those reports and ensuring the information is correct, Linda helps victims in their pur…

Trash bins that need to be repaired/cleaned/replaced in Fresno get taken care of by Mitchell Wallace and his teammates. Mitchell has been with the city for over 30 years and says that making people happy is his favorite part of the job. If your bin is damaged or if you need a replacement, call 31…

With the ground oversaturated from recent storms, City crews have been cutting down trees that could fall on houses, cars, and streets – and Juan Torres leads the way, chainsaw in hand.

Kaitlyn Vang is part of the Youth Jobs Corps Program, a paid internship that introduces young people to careers with the City. She grew up going to Woodward Park and turned her passion for the outdoors into an opportunity with the PARCS department.

When investigating a fire, the Fresno Fire Department has a unique team to help: Lee Wilding and K-9 Shilo! Shilo is trained to detect ignitable liquids and show Investigator Wilding where they are, which helps determine the cause of a fire and whether arson was involved. That information lead…