Board of Directors

Scott is an attorney who worked at several national firms before opening his own practice in 1998. His work has emphasized environmental law, land use, and affordable housing, with clients including the cities of Palo Alto, Morgan Hill and Cupertino. He has appeared before numerous regulatory agencies such as Dept. of Toxic Substances Control, Integrated Waste Mgmt. Board, RWQCB and Dept. of Insurance. 

A graduate of Pomona College and UCLA Law School, he served as Counsel to the Palau Public Lands Authority; extern to 2 federal judges; and on the program staff at National Assoc. of State Mental Health Directors. 

He has served on the boards of the San Francisco Institute of Classical Music Performance, South Bay Chamber Music Society and the Alfa Romeo Association of Northern California. He is a founder and leader of the Racquet Club Estates Firewise committee.

Kevin is a lifelong Bay Area resident and has lived in San Rafael for the past 35 years. Now retired, he holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the University of California, Berkeley, and a Master of Business Administration from Saint Mary’s College of California.

Over the course of his career, Kevin served as Director of the Parking Authority for the City and County of San Francisco, Manager of Transportation Planning at the University of California, Berkeley, and Manager of BART’s Customer Access Department.

Kevin is an active community leader in Marin County. He is the Past President and current Board Member of the League of Women Voters of Marin County, and serves as Treasurer and board member of Glenwood Neighbors and the Point San Pedro Road Coalition. He is also Treasurer and a member of the San Rafael Federation of Neighborhoods Steering Committee. In addition, Kevin chairs the Transportation Authority of Marin Citizens’ Oversight Committee and serves on SMART’s Citizens’ Oversight Committee.

Kevin also served on the 2013–2014 Marin County Civil Grand Jury and is a board member of the Marin County Civil Grand Jurors’ Association.

Alan is a retired computer communications consultant. As an independent consultant, he provided services to several top-500 companies. Prior to being a consultant, he was VP of Bank of America’s Global Communications Planning Department and a staff member at Bell Labs in New Jersey. He holds BS and Masters degrees in Mathematics from the University of Texas, Austin. He has lived in the Bay Area since 1972 and in Marin County since 1991.

In addition to being the webmaster for the Marin Coalition’s website, he serves as webmaster for the Bayside Acres HOA and for the Coalition of Sensible Taxpayers (C$T), a non-partisan Marin County taxpayer’s advocacy organization. He also provided website and other technical support for the Marin Chapter of the California Grand Jurors Association (MCCGJA) and coordinates technical support for residents of The Tamalpias Marin, a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) in Greenbrae where he lives. While this keeps him fairly busy, he also has other interests including travel, dining, and his eight grandchildren.

Pat Randolph
San Rafael

Pat was a high school teacher and a secondary- and post-secondary education administrator and manager.  She ended her professional life working for 12 years at the University of California, SF in several positions in both the Medical Center and the Medical School. Her final position was manager of the Academy of Medical Educators within the medical school. After retirement, Pat became a trained and certified UC Marin Master Gardener and served as training coordinator, vice president for training, and co-president.  She is currently immersed in fire-smart landscaping education and training defensible space inspectors. Pat was foreperson for the 2018-19 Grand Jury and is a founding member of Citizens for Wildfire Preparedness which supported the establishment of the Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority (MWPA). Pat is a member of the Citizens Oversight Committee of the MWPA. Pat has lived in San Rafael for more than 40 years. She has a BA from Vanderbilt University and an MA in Education from Gannon University (Erie, PA). She did additional graduate work at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley and at Sonoma State University. 

Stephen Keese
Fairfax

Stephen was born and raised in Chattanooga.  In 1959, he joined the Marine Corps but was soon discharged for flat feet. He then enrolled at Harvard but join the Peace Corp in 1963 for a community development project in Brazil. He returned to Boston in 1970 where he ran a vasectomy clinic and joined the Boards of ZPG, NARAL, Assn for Voluntary Sterilization, Population Institute, and the National Organization for Non-Parents. After his stint in reproductive rights and health, he taught structured systems analysis and design at John Hancock and was the technology scout and change agent in its Office of the Future.

In 1988, Stephen moved to Cupertino, where he was an Evangelist for Apple and for Adobe. He co-founded four technology companies and was a realtor in Silicon Valley. In 2017 he moved to Marin County where he served on the 2018-19 Marin Civil Grand Jury. During his tenure, the Civil Grand Jury recommended creating the Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority and abolishing the Marin Telecommunications Authority, both of which happened. He interviews applicants for Harvard College and is inspired by them. He lives in Fairfax with his partner, Pamela Meigs, a retired nurse who serves on the Ross Valley Sanitary District Board.