We are anticipating getting our incorporation processed in the next two-three weeks. After it is official, it will be time to get things going. Our board, as it is presently structured, will be needing a Secretary, Outreach Coordinator, and Regional Coordinators. We currently have a President and Treasurer. These are all volunteer positions and are greatly needed to get this association up and running. Below are some basic descriptions of each position. If you are interested in any of these positions, please let us know and we will discuss further what is needed. This will be a great opportunity to do make a lasting mark on the legacy of Historic US Highway 99 in California. We look forward to hearing from you!
Secretary (Board Member):
The Secretary will be responsible for the records of the organization and shall keep a record of minutes of all board meetings. They may also assist with other tasks such as fundraising and any other efforts as directed. They will also help keep our website updated with information from our Outreach and Regional Coordinators as needed.
Outreach Coordinator (Board Member):
Our Outreach Coordinator will be in charge of the Regional Coordinators for each region. They will be the primary contact for our Regional Coordinators and will help develop various projects such as signing, fundraising, public events, and other outreach programs. They will also keep the board updated on our projects.
Regional Coordinators:
Regional coordinators are the heartbeat of local operations for the Historic Highway 99 Association of California (Association). The job is unique to the organization, as it has a twofold mission. They are not only responsible for research and development for our operations in the localities under our purview, but are also responsible for conveying that information up and down the chain of the organization to the President, Secretary, Treasurer, Outreach Coordinator, Members, and local Communities (when applicable) in a timely and professional manner as well. The job encompasses duties of Researcher, Developer, Telemarketer, Brand Ambassador, Developer, Informational Officer and Manager. They primarily report to the Outreach Coordinator.
Regional Coordinators preferably shall possess a professional or personal background or knowledge related to California’s Highway System or other Historic / Preservation efforts, although it is not required.
