Meet Gina! She’s part of the 3-1-1 team, helping residents with whatever they need. Remember, you can call 3-1-1 about any city-related, non-emergency issue. That includes graffiti, illegal dumping, potholes, sidewalk and roadway issues, landscaping and water problems, and much more!

Jose Cano, a Housing Rehabilitation Specialist with the City of Fresno, helps lead two federally-funded programs that help low-income seniors repair and paint their homes (at no cost to the homeowner).

Kathleen plays a key role in keeping our streets looking beautiful by ensuring that vehicles aren’t abandoned in front of other people’s property.

Joseph D’Amelio has been working on the traffic signal team for more than a decade, and he’s vital to keeping traffic flowing in Fresno.

Bruce Mitchell just celebrated 20 years of service in the City of Fresno’s Public Works Department, where he works hard on landscaping around the city. Join us in thanking Bruce for his work!

After growing up going to Holmes Park six days a week, David Harvey developed a love of sports that led him to a Recreation Specialist job at Frank H. Ball Park, where he’s worked for 45 years!

Firefighters with the Fresno Fire Department are constantly exposed to danger – and it’s up to Phillip Garcia to make sure their equipment is free of carcinogens, working properly, and keeping them safe.Show less

Fresno FAX has close to 1,500 bus stops – and Ray Ramos is key to keeping them clean! Ramos and his team handle everything from pressure washing the sidewalks to cleaning graffiti off signs so people can read them.

Officer Lindsay Dozier is a recruiting officer with the Fresno Police Department who focuses on connecting with Fresno’s youth. One of her programs is PAL Fightgirl, where she teaches young girls self-defense techniques.