People on the Move

Rosalia Butler is Hemet’s new city clerk. Butler, who has nearly 20 years experience in city government, will manage the city’s records,  and oversee municipal elections, according to a statement on the city’s website. “We are thrilled to welcome Rosalia Butler to the City of Hemet,” said City Manager Mark …

Tawny Dotson has taken over as Mt. San Jacinto College’s president and superintendent. Dotson succeeds Roger Schultz, who spent 25 years at the community college, including 18 as its president and superintendent, according to a statement on the school’s website. She is Mt. San Jacinto College’s eighth president-superintendent and the …

San Bernardino County has received 430 Achievement Awards from the National Association of Counties, surpassing the 257 awards it won last year. That was also the highest number of awards won by any county in the association’s annual Achievement Awards program, according to a statement on the county’s website. “Keeping …

Rep. Mark Takano, D-Riverside, recently presented an $850,000 check to Perris that the city will use to help it purchase a tiller ladder truck for its firefighters. The federal grant will help the department improve its emergency response times and the safety of its firefighters, while strengthening its ability to …

James Johnson has been named Riverside city attorney. Currently the general counsel for the Housing Authority of Los Angeles, Johnson is scheduled to start work in Riverside on July 17, according to a statement on Riverside’s website. Jack Liu has been acting city attorney since Sept. 2024. He replaced Phaedra …

Eric Bishop has been appointed president of Riverside City College. The school’s interim president since August, Bishop was appointed by the board of trustees June 9, according to a statement on the school’s website. Bishop, who holds Doctor of Education, is scheduled to take office July 1. Bishop’s background in …