Serving Global Shippers and the Local Community
The Port is located at 675 Seaport Blvd. Redwood City, CA 94063
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Appointed to the Port Commission July, 2007. Mr. Claire's term expires July 2012. Claire had served 21 years on the Redwood City Council, including four as mayor, and seven years on the Redwood City Planning Commission. His other community activities have included formerly being a board member of the local Little League, Sequoia YMCA, and Big Sisters; as well as former chair of the Housing and Human Concerns Committee and chair of the San Mateo Council of Mayors. Claire is a financial and accounting professor emeritus at Canada College in Redwood City, where he taught for 35. He holds an M.B.A. in finance from University of Santa Clara and a B.A. in accounting from San Francisco State. He has served as corporate controller or other financial management positions for several companies, including Raychem and National Semiconductor.
Dodge, who originally was appointed in 1980 and reappointed six times since, is one of the longest current consecutive serving port commissioners in the United States. Dodge's current term expires July 2014. Dodge has owned and operated THE Office City since 1976, turning into one of the largest independent office products dealers in Northern California. Prior to that, he was in a management position with Airborne Express for 12 years. He has a B.S. in business administration from USC. Dodge has been involved in numerous maritime organizations, including past president and current first vice president of the Association of Pacific Ports. He has been called upon to make numerous presentations before the American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA).
Appointed to the Port Commission August 2010, after six years on the city’s planning commission. Cronin's current term expires July 2014. He was named executive director of the Redwood City Police Athletic League in 2009 after three years as operations director for The Riekes Center for Human Enhancement in Menlo Park. Prior to that, he held non-profit consulting and management positions at Sequoia Hospital Foundation, Peninsula Conflict Resolution Center, and Committee for Green Foothills, and Foundation for Global Community. Prior to his work in the non-profit sector he had a 20 year career at Hewlett Packard. Cronin has a degree in business administration from University of Minnesota.
Mr. Garcia owns a vacuum and sewing center. Appointed to the Port Commission October, 2005. Mr. Garcia's term expires July 2012.
Mrs. Kastrop is vice president and controller of The Kastrop Group, Inc. Architects. Appointed to the Port Commission June 2008. Mrs. Kastrop's term expires August 2012.
