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DISTRICT 4 TEAM

 
Stephanie Fong
District Director

Stephanie Fong

Stephanie Fong worked in various local and state government offices prior to joining the District 4 office, including the California State Assembly and the Governor's Office. Stephanie received her Bachelors Degrees in Sociology and Asian American Studies from UC Davis and her Masters Degree in Public Administration from San José State University. Stephanie speaks Cantonese.

Focus Areas: Berryessa Neighborhood, Redevelopment, Budget, Parks & Recreation, Capital Projects, Transportation, Youth, Intern Coordination, Personnel, Web Content, and Constituent Services.

Commission Assignments: League of California Cities, San José Arena Authority, and VTA Board- Policy Advisory Committee.

Committee Assignments: Rules and Open Government; Community and Economic Development; Neighborhood Services and Education.

stephanie.fong@sanjoseca.gov


Margie Espinoza
Executive Assistant

Margie Espinoza




Margie Espinoza brings over tens years of executive assistant experience; 8 years for former Vice Mayor Pat Dando, and most recently in District 4 for then Councilmember Chuck Reed. She has extensive background in public and community service, having worked for a private non-profit community organization for nearly 22 years. Margie speaks Spanish.

Focus Areas: Councilmember Scheduling, Office Administration, Constituent Services, and Event Planning.

margie.espinoza@sanjoseca.gov

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Kathy Duong
Policy Analyst


Kathy Duong

Kathy Duong was born and raised in San José and is a proud product of District 4 schools.  After receiving her Associates degree in Liberal Arts at De Anza College, Kathy transferred to University of California, Berkeley to graduate with a Bachelors degree in Landscape Architecture and a minor in City Planning.  Kathy has a long history of community involvement, including mentoring and tutoring at risk Southeast Asian youth, organizing voter registration and bone marrow drives during her undergraduate years. Before joining the District 4 Team, Kathy interned with the City of Cupertino's Community Development Department. Kathy speaks Vietnamese.

Focus Areas: North Valley Neighborhood, North San José Neighborhood, Land Use, Environment, Public Safety, Housing, Airport, Childcare, Code Enforcement, Neighborhood Clean-Ups, Newsletter, Web Content, Vietnamese Media Relations and Constituent Services.

Commission Assignments: Airport Commission, ABAG, Recycling and Waste Reduction Commission of Santa Clara County, Santa Clara Valley Water Commission, Silicon Valley Anti-Litter Campaign, and Recycled Water Liaison Committee.

Committee Assignments: Public Safety, Finance, and Strategic Support; Transportation and Environment

kathy.duong@sanjoseca.gov


Yvonne Wong
Council Assistant



 

 

Yvonne Wong is a first generation Chinese-American and has resided in San José since 1998. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Hospitality Management from San Jose State University in 2001 and received her Masters degree of Public Administration from San Jose State University in 2008. She worked as event/service manager at private business sector for 6 years before joining Councilmember Kansen Chu.

Prior to immigrating to the United States, Yvonne Wong was a journalist/editor covering political and social issues for a major newspaper in China. Yvonne Wong is also interested in exploring the changing trends of Chinese/Asian Americans in Silicon Valley from 1990s to present and how it will impact our communities in the future.

During her spare time, Yvonne is a bilingual volunteer trainer with City of San José's Office of Emergency Services which provides education, training and support to community members so that they may effectively assist their families and the community in times of danger, and be prepared to make the right decisions that will benefit everyone.

Focus Areas: Alviso Neighborhood, Chinese Media Relations, Mobilehome Communities, Seniors, Human Rights, Code Enforcement, and Street and Traffic Constituent Services.

Commission Assignments: Human Rights Commission, Mobilehome Advisory Commission and Santa Clara Valley Habitat Conservation Committee.

yvonne.wong@sanjoseca.gov


Phi Nguyen
Intern


 

Phi Nguyen was born and raised in Milpitas and is currently attending San Jose State University pursuing a Political Science major. Phi transferred to San Jose State from Mission College of Santa Clara. This is Phi’s first internship and he is glad to be a part of the District 4 Team. Phi speaks Vietnamese.

Focus Areas: Code Enforcement and Constituent Services

phi.nguyen@sanjoseca.gov

 



 

 


 

 





 

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