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CARII members can get in on a sweet deal for the CSLEA Conference in Las Vegas
One night's lodging and registration fee being offered to attendees
Once again the CARII Board of Directors has made it irresistible for our members to attend the 30th Annual CSLEA conference. Of course we want you to come and mingle with your membership brothers and sisters, but we also encourage you to use this as an opportunity to get out of town with your loved ones at a price that you might not otherwise be able to afford in these tough times. More... |
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Bye, Bye, Bureau of Automotive Repair
After 20 years of state service, Richard Leonard retiring on July 30
This story also appears in the July 16 CSLEA Alert My retirement date is July 30, 2010, when I turn 63. I will have put in 20 years of state service. After my retirement, my wife and I are going to the Big Island, Hawaii, for ten days, to relax before I start my new jobs. More... |
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Memorial service for BAR regulatory investigator set for Sunday, June 27
Friends and relatives to commemorate life of Michael DeVroom
A memorial service commemorating the life Michael DeVroom has been for set for Sunday, June 27 at the Marymount Institute on the campus of Loyola Marymount University in Westchester for 11 a.m. DeVroom died of a massive heart attack on June 22, one day shy of his 50th birthday. More... |
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Site Representative Michael DeVroom dies of massive heart attack
BAR representative and regulatory investigator was one day shy of 50th birthday
The CSLEA and CARII families are in mourning over the sudden passing of Michael DeVroom from a massive heart attack he suffered June 22, one day shy of his 50th birthday. DeVroom was a Bureau of Automotive Repair representative and regulatory investigator, and he served as a site representative for CSLEA and the California Association of Regulatory Investigators and Inspectors (CARII). More... |
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CSLEA, CARII members at center of world's biggest story
Oil Spill Prevention and Response Specialists called to Gulf of Mexico
As it has done frequently in the past, after such catastrophes as 9/11, Hurricane Katrina, the Oklahoma City bombing, one of the first calls the federal government made was to California. This time it was for help in combating the historic Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. More... |
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