Carmen Vali-Cave

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Dr. Carmen L. Vali-Cave (born March 29, 1965) is the current Mayor Pro Tem of Aliso Viejo, California. During times in her career she has also been known as Carmen Vali and Carmen L. Vali.

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Carmen Vali has lived in Aliso Viejo for fifteen years and she has been a board member for Aliso Viejo Community Association (AVCA) for the last seven. Carmen Vali was the co-founder and president of Aliso Viejo's Cityhood Committee. On July 1, 2001, Carmen's hard work payed off as Aliso Viejo officially became a city. Carmen Vali became a member of City Council and she has been a member ever since.

Upon Aliso Viejo's incorportation, Carmen was elected by City Council to serve as the City's first Mayor. She served as the City's Mayor Pro Tem for the year of 2005, under Karl Warkomski. In 2006, she was selected a second time to serve as Mayor for that year. Vali-Cave was re-elected to a second four-year term in 2006, and serves as the City's Mayor Pro Tem for the year of 2007, under Cynthia Adams.

Carmen currently serves as Aliso Viejo's alternate board member for El Toro Reuse Planning Authority (ETRPA), board member for the Great Park Advisory Council, board member for the San Joaquin Transportation Corridor Agency (TCA), and alternate Board Member of the Orange County Fire Authority (OCFA).

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Carmen Vali-Cave has a Bachelor of Arts in English and Psychology and a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology from Stanford University.

Vali-Cave has been the Executive Director for the Lincoln-Juarez Opportunity Center since January of 2004. She previously worked as a professional land use planning and development consultant.

She currently lives in Aliso Viejo with her husband, Duane Cave.

Preceded by (none)

Mayors of Aliso Viejo 2001-2002

Succeeded by Cynthia Adams

Preceded by Karl Warkomski

Mayor Pro Tems of Aliso Viejo 2005

Succeeded by Cynthia Adams

Preceded by Karl Warkomski

Mayors of Aliso Viejo 2006

Succeeded by Cynthia Adams

Preceded by Cynthia Adams

Mayor Pro Tems of Aliso Viejo 2007

Succeeded by Incumbent