Bobby has been living in Cupertino with his wife Linda since 1973.  He was a development engineer in Silicon Valley, then spent many years creating sales channels in Asia for US high tech firms and then managing emerging technology firms.

He has been very active as a volunteer for the BSA including serving on the SVMBC executive board, being an Advisor for Venturing crew 494 and as  a unit commissioner for several units.  One of his additional scouting roles is that of a National Camp Assessor, inspecting BSA summer camps and ensuring that they meet safety and health standards.

He has been a Cupertino CERT member since 2006 and has participated in many training and community events.  Safety and being prepared are important reasons why Bobby wanted to serve on the Public Safety Commission. 

Sidharth Rajaram is focused on furthering safety and renewing a greater sense of community in his hometown of Cupertino. Sidharth has been a member of the Cupertino Citizen Corps through the Cupertino Amateur Radio Emergency Service since 2012. In this capacity, he takes part in city-wide drills and helps with city communication for events like the Big Bunny 5K and the July 4th Fireworks. A former Chair of the Teen Commission, he was involved with the founding of the now-annual Hack Cupertino hackathon as well as the design of Cupertino’s Social Host Responsibility Ordinance to help tackle underage alcohol and substance abuse.

Nirmalendu has been living in the Bay Area since 1998 and has been a resident of Cupertino since 2005. By profession, he works as an Engineering Executive in the Technology Sector. Nirmalendu and his wife Sagorika raised their two daughters and created beautiful memories in our beautiful city of Cupertino. Nirmalendu has been actively engaged in civic issues, activities, and philanthropy in the City. He was an active member of PTA, as a school volunteer at Faria Elementary. He helped to establish and continues to operate a non-profit (“We Love STEM” ) in the City of Cupertino which won the Cupertino Crest award.  Nirmalendu is extremely passionate about Public Safety and wants to make our city safer, even more beautiful, and livable. 

Neal Evans has lived in the South Bay Area since 2015, and Cupertino since 2021, and is active in the Cupertino Block Leader program. Neal has engineering degrees from Purdue and Penn State, and works as an Acoustic Engineer at Apple. Outside of work, he is a purple belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and is a regular performer at the West Valley Neighborhood Church open mic nights.