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Siri Pulipati has been a resident of Rancho Cordova for two decades and mentors students in local schools in various areas of STEM. With an educational background in engineering, she has also succeeded as a top-producing realtor and has taught in Sacramento State University’s graduate program. In addition to her work and her duties as a parent, Pulipati also invests much of her time into community volunteering.
First elected: November 2020
Day job: Intel Corporation
Alma mater: California State University, Sacramento (master’s degree, mechanical engineering), undergraduate education in India
Notable quote: “The fact is, I am a woman … but I’m also an engineer, I’m also a community volunteer. I know what’s happening with the city. I know how to manage a budget. And on top of that … I am a woman of color that can bring that voice to the City Council.” (Source: Sacramento Bee)
From Rancho Cordova Grapevine Independent...
The Rancho Cordova City Council held a busy session on April 7, discussing several key initiatives, including a special proclamation, fiscal updates, homelessness strategies and the city’s new two-year strategic framework.
The second annual Spring Service Day is set for Saturday, May 17 and the city is calling on the community to come together in celebration of volunteerism and civic engagement.
The Cordova Community Council and the Rancho Cordova Area Chamber of Commerce discussed the growing development in the city during their monthly luncheon on March 21.
Rancho Cordova Mayor Siri Pulipati presented the Soroptimist International of Rancho Cordova and Gold River Club with a proclamation honoring Women’s History Month during the March 17 City Council meeting.
The California Capital International Documentary Film Festival, put on by the Rancho Cordova Film Office, wrapped up its third successful year this past weekend, showcasing powerful and inspiring films from around the world.
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