Modesto, CA - The Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors has appointed Maryn Pitt, Policy Director of Manufacturers Council of the Central Valley (MCCV), to the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District Citizens Advisory Committee as an Industry/Agriculture Alternate. Pitt will serve as the alternate to MCCV Board Member Chris Savage with her term extending through December 2027.

The San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District Citizens Advisory Committee plays a pivotal role in shaping air quality policies that affect the region. This appointment marks a significant step in ensuring that the voice of local manufacturers is heard in critical discussions on air quality regulations. 

"My appointment is an opportunity to represent the interests of our local manufacturing sector," said Pitt. "Our goal is to work towards air quality improvements through regulations that are not only effective but also economically viable and  for our industries."

"Maryn's appointment is crucial for our local manufacturers," stated Stacey Kollmeyer Johnson, Executive Director of MCCV. "Her expertise will help ensure that future air quality policies consider the practical realities faced by our manufacturing industry, with a focus on saving unnecessary compliance costs while still contributing to cleaner air."

About the Manufacturers Council of the Central Valley

The MCCV represents manufacturers' interests across the region on issues like air, water, workforce development and retention, and energy and sustainability. Members range from small businesses to multinational corporations in food processing, packaging, plastics, petroleum and more industries. MCCV works toward a successful manufacturing sector that is well-supported, staffed, operating responsibly, and free from constraints to profitable growth. Learn more at www.mccv.org and follow us on LinkedIn.

Contact: Stacey Kollmeyer Johnson
Executive Director
(209) 523-0886
stacey@mccv.org