Government and public affairs expert Sid Voorakkara will represent the city of San Diego on the Port of San Diego's seven-member Board of Port Commissioner.
Government and public affairs expert Sid Voorakkara will represent the city of San Diego on the Port of San Diego's seven-member Board of Port Commissioners. This past Tuesday, San Diego City Council members voted unanimously to appoint Voorakkara to the recently vacated board seat. The appointment is effective immediately, and he will be sworn into office on Tuesday. Voorakkara is replacing Commissioner Emeritus Rafael Castellanos, who resigned last month.
He went on to serve as the office's deputy director of external affairs. San Diego City Council members coalesced around Voorakkara, who was selected from what was described as a large pool of interested candidates, following a behind-the-scenes process that culminated with the public vote on Tuesday. He was nominated for consideration by Councilmembers Sean Elo-Rivera, Stephen Whitburn, Kent Lee and Joe LaCava.
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