City of Albany, California
James Cirelli, P.E. is an experienced environmental and associate engineer with a Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Engineering from Drexel University, obtained in 2015. Currently serving as an Associate Engineer for the City of Albany, California since September 2021, previous roles include Assistant Engineer at the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, where responsibilities included preparing water quality investigation studies and managing pipeline disinfection plans. Cirelli's earlier experience encompasses work as an Environmental Engineer at Arcadis, focusing on remedial systems, an intern at Roux Associates preparing site investigation reports, and several internships involving inspections and environmental monitoring at Philadelphia International Airport and Philadelphia Water.
City of Albany, California
The City of Albany is dedicated to maintaining its small town ambience, responding to the needs of a diverse community, and providing a safe, healthy and sustainable environment. Albany is a small city of 18,539 (2010 census) residents, located within the greater San Francisco Bay area. Albany today combines a small-town ambience with its central location in a major metropolitan region. Albany prides itself on being a safe, community-oriented city, with strong services and programs for youth, families and the elderly. It is a city made up largely of single-family homes and small businesses. Albany's small town character is exemplified by its "Main Street," Solano Avenue, a pedestrian friendly business district composed primarily of small "mom and pop" shops, and home to some of the Bay area's best restaurants! Albany's public schools have an outstanding reputation with student test scores at the elementary, middle and high school levels among the highest in the state. Our city is beautifully located on the eastern shoreline of the San Francisco Bay, directly east of the Golden Gate Bridge.