I wish to recognize outgoing Roseville City Councilmember Scott Alvord for his years of devoted service to the Roseville area community. Councilmember Alvord has been a leader in the local business community for nearly four decades and has served the Roosevelt City Council for the last 8 years. Councilmember Alvord earned his bachelor's degree in computer science at Pacific Union College and went on to earn a master's degree in business administration from California State University, Sacramento. While an undergraduate, he founded Advanced Development Concepts, LLC, a business consulting company which is headquartered in Roseville. Prior to his service on the Roseville City Council, Scott represented the local business community by serving as president of the Downtown Roseville Merchants for nearly a decade. Councilmember Alvord's business expertise and devotion to service proved essential in his advocacy for the revitalization of downtown Roseville, as his leadership prompted integrating infrastructure into the area, allowing for economic and recreational growth and prosperity. This experience, alongside his time as a city councilmember, helped Scott Alvord impart his knowledge to the next generation of business students as an adjunct business professor at Jessup University. In his tenure as city councilmember, Scott Alvord was steadfast in his commitment to public safety.…
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