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Estolano Advisors

Contracted executive director services through June 30, 2027 according to October 8, 2026 board counsel report
At a glance

Private professional-services firm that has provided contracted executive director and administrative services to the Westside Cities Council of Governments since the regional body's March 20, 2014 approval of its initial one-year agreement. WSCCOG's October 8, 2026 counsel report says the current services agreement runs through June 30, 2027, with a base fee of $12,500 monthly in the 2024–2027 period. The firm's chief executive officer, Cecilia V. Estolano, serves as the WSCCOG executive director. Other personnel identified in the report support program administration, housing, homelessness, transportation, behavioral health, interagency coordination, grant administration, and consultant oversight. The report expressly reserves policy authority to the WSCCOG governing board.

Private planning and regional-government management consultant Direct WSCCOG board counsel report, October 8, 2026, item 4A, pages 81–86
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Amount
$12,500/month current reported base
Documented amounts
$12,000 monthly in 2014 · $15,000 monthly 2015–2016 · $10,000 monthly 2017–2023 · $12,500 monthly 2024–June 2027
Initial Board Approval
2014-03-20
Current Term End
2027-06-30
Executive Director
Cecilia V. Estolano
Source Packet Pages
81-86
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Monthly figures are contract base rates and exclude additional separately authorized or grant-funded services; do not infer actual total payments from the nominal rate schedule. The board considered alternative staffing or future RFP options on October 8; no decision to terminate or issue an RFP is established by the packet. Contracting for administration does not transfer board policymaking authority.