Cassie Scholz joined the City of Fresno in 2022 as a Supervising Professional Engineer with the Department of Public Works, and transitioned to the Capital Projects Department as part of its inception in 2023.  In 2024, Cassie was promoted to Engineering Manager for the Department of Public Utilities, and in 2026 she returned to the Capital Projects Department as Assistant Director of the Utilities Project Management Division.

Cassie obtained her bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering from Fresno State in 2009, and her Professional Engineering license in 2012.  Before joining the City, she worked as a consultant on the Recharge Fresno Program. She played a key role in delivering 26 miles of large-diameter raw and treated water pipelines, including the Kings River Pipeline and the Regional Transmission Mains.  A Fresno native, Cassie brings extensive local experience in utility project and program management, design, and construction.  Outside of work, she enjoys traveling, the great outdoors, and spending time with her family and friends.

Scott Sehm joined the City of Fresno’s Department of Public Works in 2015 as a Professional Engineer in the Traffic Engineering Department where he worked until taking on the role of Assistant Manager for the Design Services section of the Engineering Division in 2018 and was promoted to Supervising Professional Engineer. Later in 2018 he was promoted to Public Works Manager for the Design section. With the creation of the Capital Projects Department in the summer of 2023, Scott was promoted to Assistant Director with oversight of the now expanded Design Services Division.

Scott earned his bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Fresno State University in 1999 and became a California-licensed Professional Engineer in 2004. He also holds a Qualified SWPPP Developer (QSD) certification. Scott’s professional career began in Fresno as an engineering consultant designing State and Federal prisons throughout California and was a project manager and engineer of record for multiple large commercial developments and big-box retailers in the Central Valley and Northern Nevada. Away from City Hall, Scott spends his time with his beautiful wife of over 20 years and their two sons. He enjoys cycling through the local foothills, travel, and listening to his record collection.

Antonio Buelna joined the City of Fresno’s Capital Projects Department in 2024 as Assistant Director of the Capital Administration Division. Antonio earned his bachelor’s degree in Biological Systems Engineering from the University of California, Davis in 2005 and became a Licensed Professional Civil Engineer in 2016.

Antonio has a diverse background in both technical and managerial areas with over 17 years of experience in the railroad industry. Antonio is a recognized expert in the capital planning and management of railroad infrastructure projects. His extensive knowledge and expertise have been instrumental in the successful execution of numerous high-profile projects in the railroad industry. Outside of his professional endeavors, Antonio enjoys spending his free time outdoors with his wife and two daughters.