New members
SAN JOSE
, Calif. (July 15, 2021) – The San José Planning Commission has new leaders elected by the commission as well as new members appointed by the City Council. The start of the new fiscal year 2021-22 marks the first year where the commission meets as an 11-member body, following voter approval in November 2020 of Measure G that, among other things, expanded the commission membership from seven to 11.
At the Commission s last meeting of fiscal year 2020-21, on June 9, commissioners elected Commissioner Rolando Bonilla (District 5) as Chair and Commissioner George Casey (District 10) as Vice-Chair.
Bonilla was appointed by the Council to his first term as a commissioner in 2019 and served as Vice-Chair prior to becoming Chair. Bonilla is the Chief Strategy Officer for Voler Strategic Advisors, a public relations firm. His family has deep roots in East San José, having lived there for nearly 50 years. He holds a B.A. in Political Science from the University of
Bloom Energy and El Camino Health Deploy Shield T3 to Curb COVID-19
Bloom Energy and El Camino Health Deploy Shield T3 to Curb COVID-19 Bloom Energy and El Camino Health today announced the launch of the University of Illinois innovative Shield T3 COVID testing system and mobile laboratory at Bloom Energys manufacturing facility in Sunnyvale, California. The new mobile lab, powered and hosted by Bloom Energy, is open to Bay Area businesses and schools for simple, rapid and inexpensive COVID-19 testing. One in six tests purchased by participating organizations will be donated to Gardner Health Services, a local non-profit healthcare organization, to expand much needed testing capacity in communities most disproportionately impacted by COVID-19.
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New Mobile Lab Powered by Bloom Energy Processes Tests Reliably and Quickly to Bolster Safety at Businesses and Schools
Provides Critically Needed Tests for Disadvantaged Communities as Demand Surges
Bloom Energy and El Camino Health today announced the launch of the University of Illinois innovative Shield T3 COVID testing system and mobile laboratory at Bloom Energy s manufacturing facility in Sunnyvale, California.
The new Shield T3 COVID-19 testing lab, powered and hosted by Bloom Energy, is open to Bay Area businesses and schools for simple, rapid and inexpensive COVID-19 testing (Photo: Business Wire)
The new mobile lab, powered and hosted by Bloom Energy, is open to Bay Area businesses and schools for simple, rapid and inexpensive COVID-19 testing.