City of Perris
Arturo Cervantes has a vast work experience in various roles related to information technology and support. Arturo started their career as a Micro Computer Specialist at Datatronics, where they coordinated and supported network and desktop support. Arturo then worked at Health Service Agency Riverside County, providing second-level end-user support and troubleshooting software, hardware, and network malfunctions. After that, they joined Riverside County as a User Technical Support, where they provided ongoing technical support and assisted in coordinating applications training. Arturo then joined the City of Perris as an Information Technology Coordinator, where they provided executive leadership and coordination of all technology resources, overseeing voice/data solutions, and applications development. Arturo later became the Live Well Coordinator at the City of Perris, leading a city-wide healthy living initiative program. Currently, they hold the position of Chief Information Officer at the City of Perris, where they are responsible for all aspects of the city's information technology development and strategic planning.
Arturo Cervantes holds a Master's Degree in Management and Leadership, which they obtained from the University of Redlands from 2009 to 2011. Prior to that, they completed their Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and Information System at the University of Phoenix in 2003.
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City of Perris
Perris is located in the heart of the fastest growing region in Southern California, between San Diego and Los Angeles. The City covers 30 square miles and has become a regional magnet. Perris has just the right mix in its formula—history, business development, growth, affordable real estate and leisure activities making it a great place to live, WORK and play. The City of Perris offers excellent career opportunities for its selected team including a stable environment, emphasis on professional development, and an innovative, competitive, and dynamic culture making each day a challenging and rewarding work experience. The City team upholds the following shared values: • Accountability • Honesty and Integrity • Professionalism • Mutual Respect • Open Communication • Excellent Customer Service City History: Perris is named in honor of Fred T. Perris, chief engineer of the California Southern Railroad. The California Southern connected through the city in the 1880s to build a rail connection between the present day cities of Barstow and San Diego. CSR purchased the land from Southern Pacific Railroad in the Pinacate area for a town site. Local citizens offered to erect a depot, dig a well, and donate a number of lots to the railroad in exchange for establishing a station at the new town site. The Perris station came online in April 1886. By 1887, six passenger trains and two freight trains stopped at Perris daily and rapid growth followed for several years. After storms repeatedly washed out the tracks in the Temecula Gorge, service to San Diego through this route ended. Perris officially incorporated as a city in 1911.