Fairview Fire Protection District
Melissa Dimic
President
current term 2021-2024
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Michael Justice
Vice President
current term 2023-2026
Sarah Choi
Assistant Vice President
current term 2021-2024

Mark McDaniel
Secretary
current term 2021-2024
Robert “Bob” Clark
Treasurer
current term 2023-2026
I retired in 2010 as a low-voltage Engineer and Prime Contractor for and with Comcast, AT&T and Georgia Power Company in Atlanta, Georgia. I moved from Georgia to Fairview in 2011 when I married Brenda, who has been a property owner in the Fairview community for 36 years. I have grown to love this community and value the unique residential/rural aspects of Fairview. I have been active with the Hayward Hills Property Owners Association, a regular attendee of Nate Miley’s Fairview Stakeholders meetings and represented community issues and concerns before the WBZA and the Alameda County Board of Supervisors. I have also been active in reviewing our CA State Regulations concerning our septic systems and Accessory Dwelling Units, served on the Fairview MAC Formation Committee and on a Committee to review the Standards for the Keeping of Animals in Fairview. I have had ongoing input in updating the Fairview Area Specific Plan, scheduled to be approved by Alameda County Board of Supervisors in Spring, 2021. I am dedicated to fire safety and protection for our citizenry and am honored to serve our community as a member of the FFPD Board of Directors..

Michael Preston
General Manager
The Fairview Fire Protection District, Board of Directors is elected by the residents of Fairview, a California Special District. The Board is comprised of five Directors that must reside within the Fairview District. Any resident of the Fairview district can participate in meetings, activities and run for board seats during elections cycles or when a vacancy is created by a resignation.
Regular Board meetings are held every other month, typically on Monday evenings near the last Monday of the month. Please refer to the calendar page for board meetings, community meetings and events. The public’s attendance and participation is welcome.
Anyone attending a Fairview Fire Protection District board meeting wishing to speak on an item that appears on the agenda should fill out a speaker card. The President or board member leading the meeting will call your name when your agenda item is being considered. Please state your name for the record. Each speaker is allowed 3 minutes.
There is also a public comment period, which provides an opportunity for citizens to address the board on items not listed on the agenda. The board welcomes your comments under this section during the meeting, but is prohibited by State law from discussing items not on the agenda. You are welcome to write the board at least 1 week in advance of the next board meeting to suggest items for the next – scheduled agenda for board discussion and deliberation.
The board is governed by the Brown Act and Ethics training in conducting public meetings.