Events

Joe Chimenti is a husband and father of four.  He grew up in a law enforcement family and began his professional life as a police officer. After earning his MBA, Joe left law enforcement and joined the private sector. He spent 25 years in business development working with entrepreneurial companies across North America and in Europe.

After Joe retired from the business world, he assumed the role of Executive Director of the Shasta Builders’ Exchange and the Trade School.  He understands the need for a skilled workforce and the importance of the construction industry to a thriving economy.

Joe served on the Shasta County Board of Supervisors for 4 years.   When he left office, he chose to work with Emergent, the 3D concrete printing company, because of their mission to provide needed housing and innovative trade training.  He is the Director of Community Development. 

Sara Tracy is a Chico native who had the pleasure of spending 6 years in beautiful Colorado, but is now back where she belongs! She is a joyful mama to a fun one-year-old daughter, a dog mom to two pups, a passionate photographer, and a dedicated outreach coordinator. She often tells the joke that her day job, as an Outreach Coordinator, is to make friends and eat snacks. She brings warmth and connection to everything she does—whether she’s capturing life’s sweetest moments behind the camera or supporting her community through outreach and service. Sara volunteers weekly at her church, always showing up with a heart to serve and uplift those around her. With a gift for making others feel seen, valued, and loved, she blends creativity, compassion, and purpose into both her personal and professional life.

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Aging in Place and Knowing When it’s Time to Get Help

I will talk about some tips to safely Stay in your home as you age, common challenges of aging in place, different options for care and when it’s time to get help. 

The Military Minute is a project developed by Sean Farley as a way to honor and narrate the stories of past and present military members. Working to ensure that history is preserved, shared, and celebrated. Through storytelling, emphasize the importance of understanding military sacrifices, fostering empathy, and preventing future conflicts while bridging the gap between veterans and civilians.

Jesse Barnett

Joe Wilson

The HIL provides quality forensic anthropology services to local, federal, and international law enforcement, medical examiners, and attorneys. 

The HIL is a unique and invaluable state resource. Our staff work to recover missing persons, analyze and identify their remains, present vital information to resolve criminal cases, and provide closure to families. The HIL has the ability to rapidly mobilize large, experienced search teams in emergencies. We also support state and federal partners on individual cases, both recent and long gone cold.

In these ways, we aim to serve the needs of our state while demonstrating our commitment to civic engagement and serving the public good. 

Happy 4th of July!

What's Rob's theme? What's in store for the upcoming year? Hmmm. 

There's only one way to find out. Come to the meeting, and you'll be "in the know."