Bill Alves Electronic Correspondence, 1999-2006

Sub-Series

Identifier: 04

Scope and Contents Note

From the Series:

Contains the emails and attachments of the Central Staff Director and Central Staff Analysts. These records relate to the functions and work of Central Staff Analysts, including energy, housing, public safety, education, civil rights, land use, human services, community development, government finances and budget, transportation, sustainability, and native communities. These records include correspondence, memos, drafts, budget proposals, surveys, reports, and research in according with Central Staff Analyst functions.

Dates

Creation: 1999-2006

Creator

Alves, Bill (Person)

Conditions Governing Access

Records are open to the public.

Full Extent

46 email messages

Language of Materials

From the Series: English

Additional Description

Existence and Location of Copies

Internal link to ERS

Biography

Bill Alves joined Central Staff in August 1998. He received a M.A. in Economic Geography from the University of Washington. Previously he was the Water Planning Supervisor for Seattle Public Utilities for four years. From 1989 to 1994, he was an economist with the Seattle Water Department. Prior to that worked on Seattle’s first recycling plan, on City Light rates, and on other financial issues. Before joining the City, Bill was the Assistant Professor of Land Use and Regional Economics at the University of Alaska and a nuclear engineer with General Electric. He covered utilities, transportation, parks and finance-related issues.