Our Board of Directors are elected officials that serve a 4 year term.  In order to qualify, members must be registered voters that reside within the District boundaries.  Elections are held on even numbered years via the Kern County Consolidated General Election.  Elections for Board seats are staggered every 2 years as follows:

Seat 1: 2020

Seat 2: 2022

Seat 3: 2020

Seat 4: 2022

Seat 5: 2022

 Current Board Members

Gerald Garcia, Seat #1, President. Director Garcia has been serving on the Board since November 2006. Email: geraldg.fppud@gmail.com

Rebecca Gipson, Seat #2, JPIA Representative.  Director Gipson has been serving on the Board since January 2009. Email: rebeccafppud@gmail.com

Brahma Neyman, Seat #3, Vice President.  Director Neyman has been serving on the Board since July 2015. Email: brahman.fppud@gmail.com

Lisa Schoenberg, Seat #4, Treasurer.  Director Schoenberg has been serving on the Board since March 2004. Email: lisas.fppud@gmail.com

Terry Kelling, Seat #5, Secretary.  Director Kelling has been serving on the Board since December 2016. Email: terryk.fppud@gmail.com

Click here to view our "Roster of Public Agencies" on file with Kern County.

Click here to view the Board Member's most current:

AB 1234 Ethics Training Certificates

AB 1661 Sexual Harassment and Awareness Training Certificates

Our Mission:

The Board of Directors of the Frazier Park Public Utility District is committed to improving the quality of life for those we serve by:

1. Providing fair, equitable, and timely service to our customers today
2. Planning constructively to meet our customers' needs for tomorrow
3. Contributing to the health and safety of our community, present and future

History of the Water Board

The Frazier Park Public Utility District was established on February 20, 1939, when it succeeded the Frazier Mountain Water Company.  The Board consisted of three members at its inception: Asa Y. Maudell, Leo F. Wulff, and F.L. Dunspaugh.

The Newly established FPPUD paid $900.00 for two naturnal springs, Pine Canyon and Sam Young, and three parcels intended for use as either wells or water tanks.

The FPPUD now serves approximately 2,834 residents in the Frazier Park community, using two springs, four wells, and 11 water tanks.

Click here to view the original formation document.