Jewel Edson is a Solana Beach City Council Member and small business owner. Open-minded, energetic and creative, she fearlessly follows through on commitments with transparency, honesty and integrity. She has a life-long love of learning and believes in the importance of making informed and fair decisions. Read More

Director Fernando Dutra currently serves as a member of the Whittier City Council. He was recently re-elected in 2022 representing Whittier’s District 4. In March 2021, the Los Angeles City Selection Committee appointed Dutra to the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority representing the Gateway Cities in Southeast Los Angeles County where he has been focused on transportation issues with a focus on Light Rail Extension Projects in the region. The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) appointed Perez as a member to the LOSSAN Board of Directors in December 2022. Read More

Caylin Frank joined the Poway City Council in 2018 after a career in federal and local government. She represents Poway's District 4. Read More

Director Fred Jung currently serves as the Mayor of Fullerton and is member of the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) Board of Directors. Jung was elected to serve a four-year term representing Council District 1 on the Fullerton City Council in November 2020 and was appointed Mayor in 2021. Jung is the first Asian-American Fullerton City Council Member in over 20 years. Prior to joining Council, Mayor Jung served on the Parks and Recreation Commission and Traffic and Circulation Commission. The OCTA appointed Jung as a member to the LOSSAN Board of Directors in January 2023. Read More

Oxnard City Council Members was formerly a member of the Oxnard Police Department, Mr. MacDonald served for 30 years before retiring with the rank of Assistant Chief of Police. During his career he also served for five years as the City’s Code Enforcement Manager. Read More

Director Joseph Muller served on the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) Board of Directors from 2019 to 2022. Formerly serving on the Dana Point City Council, Muller currently serves on the elected Board of the South Coast Water District Board of Directors. The OCTA appointed Muller as an alternate member to the LOSSAN Board of Directors in January 2023. Read More

Director Al Murray is the former Mayor and Council member of the City of Tustin. After serving for nearly a decade as well as on the Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) board for six years, Murray currently is a policy advisor to the Orange County Board of Supervisors. The OCTA appointed Murray as a member to the LOSSAN Board of Directors in January 2015. Read More

Director Marisa Perez currently serves as a transportation policy advisor to the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) and the Gateway Cities Council of Governments. A former White House advisor to President George W. Bush, Perez was elected to the Cerritos College Board of Trustees in November 2012. She was re-elected in November 2020 representing Hawaiian Gardens and portions of the cities of Lakewood, Bellflower, Cerritos, and Long Beach. The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority appointed Perez as an alternate member to the LOSSAN Board of Directors in December 2022. Read More

Dana Reed is Of Counsel to, and Founding Partner of Reed & Davidson, LLP, a Los Angeles based law firm specializing in election, political, governmental ethics and non-profit law. Reed graduated from Loyola Law School in 1974 with a Juris Doctor degree. Read More

Paso Robles Councilmember Fred Strong grew up in Greendale, WI, one of three Greenbelt Villages created by the federal government during the depression. He is a proud husband, father of five, and grandfather of six—as well as a tireless advocate for transportation initiatives at all levels of government. Read More

As senior member on Council, with a 32-year career of dedicated service as a Burbank Firefighter, Jess Talamantes continues to bring a powerful, new perspective to the Burbank City Council. Read More