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    Board of Directors

    2025-2026 RPTC Elected and Appointed Members

    The Town Council is only possible because of the time and effort of those who volunteer. Elections for two-year terms are held every year at the Fiesta in May. Vacancies on the Council are filled year round by appointment.
    Jocelyn Lomahan
    Jocelyn Lomahan
    President 2025-2026
    Secretary 2024-2025
    District 5 – Park Village 2023-24
    Jocelyn is a San Diego native and moved to Rancho Penasquitos in 1991. She is a graduate of San Diego State University with a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Finance. She is a top producing Real Estate agent and has been in the industry for 20 years and is currently with The Avenue Home Collective servicing the entire county, but especially the I-15 Corridor which includes Rancho Penasquitos.
    In 1996 she was Miss Rancho Penasquitos and served the community at local events and represented PQ at the Fairest of the Fair pageant at the Del Mar Fair coming in 1st runner up.
    She joined the Rancho Penasquitos Town Council to serve the community that she and her family know and love. Her two daughters Sofia & Ava both attended Deer Canyon Elem, Mesa Verde Middle School and Sofia just graduated from Westview High School.
    In addition to the RPTC, she is also on the board for the Rancho YMCA, Catholic Charities San Diego, AREAA San Diego (Asian Real Estate Assoc, is a member of the Lion’s Club La Jolla, and a founding member of Silayan Filipina, she also volunteers at her parish Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. She is a co-host of “The Neighborhood SD,” a real estate and lifestyle TV show. In her spare time, she and her husband Jay can be found cheering at their daughters’ basketball games, enjoying coffee and conversation with friends, and even having fun dancing on TikTok.
    Kate Glenn
    Kate Glenn
    Secretary 2025-2026
    President 2023-25
    Chair – Community Partners
    Chair – Web/Print/Social Media
    District 1 Rep – Adobe Bluffs
    Entreprenuer, Community Leader and advocate for the voiceless dedicated to serving the residents of Rancho Penasquitos since 1987
    Brian Reschke
    Brian Reschke
    Treasurer 2023-26
    District 6 – Rolling Hills
    Scott Brenner
    Scott Brenner
    Parlimentarian 2025-2026
    VP 2023-2025
    Government Affairs Chair
    District 8 – Sunset Hills
    Scott was born in West-central Indiana, when he graduated from high school, he le) the farm to join the Marines. Scott has been from cost to cost, many countries, to include his favorite, Japan. Scott served tours in Iraq, Qatar, and Kuwait. Scott and his family have seled in Ranch Peñasquitos, where his daughters aend school at Sunset Hills Elementary. His wife, a Kimono Ambassador for San Diego’s Japanese businesses and community events.
    Jim Hogan
    Jim Hogan
    District 7 – Sundance
    Charter Member
    Community Rep through 2026
    Theresa Gonzaga
    Theresa Gonzaga
    District 8 – Sunset Hills through 2026
    * Charter Member
    Community Rep for Parks and Recreation
    Mary Siapno
    Mary Siapno
    VP 2025-2026
    Distric 4 – Los Pen
    Co-Chair- Rancho Penasquitos Fire Safe Council
    Community-Focused Operations Executive
    Erik Bratt
    Erik Bratt
    District 5 – Park Village 2025-2027
    Web & Print Committee
    Brand Marketing & Communications Specialist
    Longtime PQ resident who has been involved in community sports and other activities for 20+ years. I recently oversaw the Entertainment Schedule at the 2025 PQ Fiesta, helping creating the biggest rock event in PQ’s history with 11 total cover bands. It was a huge success. I vetted the bands, came up with the scheduled, sent emails, help setup the stage, and collaborated with key Fiesta stakeholders.
    Chenyang Rickard
    Chenyang Rickard
    District 9 – Torrey Highlands Community Rep 2025-2027
    As a longtime resident of Rancho Peñasquitos, I care deeply about the well-being, diversity, and future of our community. I am a practicing estate planning attorney, a licensed real estate broker, and a proud board member of both the Alliance of Chinese Americans San Diego and the San Diego Chinese Attorneys Association. I have also volunteered with Meals on Wheels for over six years, serving our seniors with dedication and compassion.
    Sachi Patel
    Sachi Patel
    Distric 7 – Sundance
    Community Rep 2025-2027
    I am a physician and a resident of Rancho Penasquitos. I would like to advocate for climate change and for small businesses.
    Khara Mangiduyos
    Khara Mangiduyos
    District 7 – Sundance, Member at Large 2025-2026
    I’ve been a resident of Rancho Peñasquitos for years — raising my kids here, attending church here, and running my small business in the neighborhood. As co-owner of Kalei’s Kitchenette, I’ve built strong community ties through partnerships, events, and local outreach. Since 2024, I’ve been an active community partner, volunteering in events like the PQ Fiesta and Cookies & Cocoa. I’ve organized initiatives that brought people together, including our 1st-year anniversary event that drew 600 attendees, a Toys for Tots drive with the Marines, and multiple school fundraising nights that supported local students. In 2024, I was honored to be recognized by the Mayor of San Diego as a Woman of Distinction for community contributions and small business leadership. My focus is on supporting small business growth, creating more opportunities for local entrepreneurs, and building events that strengthen community connection. I believe in showing up, being consistent, and helping make our neighborhood a better place to live and work.
    Jessica Eaton
    Jessica Eaton
    District 3 – Deer Canyon
    2025-2026
    Global Real Estate Executive, Parent, Community Member, Public Health Advocate
    Jeff Powell
    Jeff Powell
    Distric 7 – Sundance 2023-2026
    Rancho Peñasquitos resident for nearly 25 years. Father of four, who have attended our local schools and all have graduated from Westview High School. Engineer.
    Dani Cook
    Dani Cook
    District 3 – Deer Canyon
    2025-2026
    As a dedicated community leader and professional with a strong background in education, librarianship, and nonprofit management, I am excited to submit my statement of qualifications to serve on the Rancho Penasquitos town council. With almost 15 years of experience in leadership roles, including my current position as Associate University Librarian (equivalent to Associate Dean) at UC San Diego, I possess a unique blend of skills that would enable me to make a positive impact on the town council. My expertise in strategic planning, team management, and community engagement has allowed me to develop and implement initiatives that promote accessibility, equity, and inclusivity. I have led large-scale projects with a broad range of stakeholders to success, and have specific expertise in assessment — I hold a master’s degree in assessment methods for education, and currently serve on our elementary school’s School Site Council. My commitment to community service is evident through my involvement in various community and professional organizations. I currently serve as the Read-a-Thon chair for Deer Canyon’s Parent Staff Organization, where we raised over $20,000 for the school, and co-lead a local giving circle that has raised thousands of dollars of state-level races through The States Project. I also have held leadership roles in national professional organizations, including co-founding the Conference on Academic Library Management and serving as the President of the American Library Association’s New Members Round Table.
    Sai Manohar Nethi
    District 4 – Los Pen
    Community Rep 2025-2026
    Engineer Critical Thinker Problem-Solver

    Community Partners

    We have 4 friendly packages for you. Check all the packages and choose the right one for you.

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    Community Partner

    $250

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    • $50 off Fiesta Booth
    • + Gold benefits
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    Gold

    Community Partner

    $100

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    • Link-List in the PQ directory
    • PQ T-Shirt
    • + Silver benefits
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    Silver Package

    Community Partner

    $50

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    • Listing in PQ Directory
    • Facebook Post
    • + Bronze benefits
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    Bronze Partner

    Community Partner

    $25

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    • Acknowledged on Agenda
    • PQ Community Partner decal
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    Rancho Peñasquitos Town Council

    DEDICATED TO MAINTAINING A CLEAN, SAFE, AND VIBRANT RANCHO PEÑASQUITOS FOR FAMILIES, SINCE 1975
    RPTC Mission Statement

    Who We Are

    The Rancho de los Peñasquitos Town Council is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to serve, represent, and promote the activities and interests of all Rancho de los Peñasquitos. As a forum for discussion and resolution of community issues, the Town Council will communicate ideas, recommendations, and concerns that impact Rancho de los Peñasquitos to residents, other community organizations, private and commercial interests, and government agencies, as appropriate.

    We are comprised of duly elected and appointed representatives from designated districts within Rancho de los Peñasquitos. Official business is conducted at regular or special meetings of the Town Council, at regular or special meetings of the Executive Committee, and at meetings of other committees established by the Town Council.

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