If you’re a fan of Fresno State Men’s Basketball, you’ll probably recognize Alexander Blair. He played for the Bulldogs from 2006-2008, and now he works for the City of Fresno! As a Recreation Specialist, Alexander oversees the operation and programming at Romain Neighborhood Center. He also offe…

Jessica Baker has dreamed of working on a crime scene investigation (CSI) team since she was in high school – and now she’s putting her talents to use for the Fresno Police Department. Her work helps detectives track down criminals and bring answers to victims and their families.

When buildings are being built or retrofitted in Fresno, Kevin Bideler and his team are called in to make sure the gas and plumbing are up to code. “People think inspectors are just out to give them a hard time… basically, we’re trying to protect the health of the public.”

The City of Fresno will pay you to remove your lawn and install water-efficient landscaping, and Wendy Cornelius and her team will help you design it! “They enjoy their landscape when they pull into their driveway, it’s not patches of dead grass. That’s my passion,” Wendy says.

Fresno’s splash parks are a great escape from the triple-digit heat – and Frank Ozuna keeps them running and safe for you and your family.Show less

Mark Ferguson has been working on helicopters since 1974 and joined the Fresno Police Department Skywatch team in 1996. He says even after all these years, he still gets great satisfaction from making the helicopters work and helping to keep Fresno residents and police officers safe.

Next time you see a City of Fresno garbage truck, be sure to wave – it could be Omari Jones, who says he loves providing a public service for his friends and family.

If there’s a piece of city equipment that needs to be fixed, Michael Sanchez is ready to get it done. 👨‍🏭🥽 He’s been welding for decades and can do it all – from getting a police vehicle retrofitted for a K-9 to fixing up a garbage truck so it can get back into service. Thank you for your work…

When Fresno crosswalks and curbs need a fresh paint job, Ricardo Franco does the painting. He believes adding fresh paint to neighborhood curbs and street markings helps to liven up the area for people who live there – and it keeps people safe at the same time.

When potholes pop up in Fresno, Shaun Cain gets the call. He and other street maintenance team members work tirelessly to repair potholes as quickly as possible so your commute isn’t ruined. To report potholes within city limits, click here: https://bit.ly/3bxooax