City of Simi Valley
Alexandra Motyka is a skilled Geographic Information Systems professional currently serving as the Geographic Information Systems Coordinator for the City of Simi Valley since February 2024. Prior experience includes roles as a Software Configuration Analyst at Aquatic Informatics and Implementation Engineer at Sedaru. Alexandra has a solid foundation in GIS, demonstrated through extensive work as a GIS Analyst at ZWORLD GIS from April 2015 to December 2020, where responsibilities included creating and maintaining GIS data, conducting spatial analysis, and leading GPS field inventory projects for water and sewer assets. Alexandra holds a Master’s Degree in Geographic Information Science & Technology from the University of Southern California and a Bachelor’s Degree in Geography and Geographic Information Science from UC Santa Barbara.
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City of Simi Valley
The City of Simi Valley, home of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, was incorporated in 1969. It is a General Law City with a Council/Manager form of government. Simi Valley encompasses an area of 42 square miles and is located in the southeast portion of Ventura County. The current estimated population is 126,414, yet Simi Valley maintains a unique balance of open space and City amenities. Outdoor recreation includes over a dozen beautiful parks, camping and picnic spots, tennis courts, four golf courses and one of the largest equestrian trail systems in the United States. Boating and other water sporting activities are only 60 to 90 minutes away in Ventura and Santa Barbara. The City of Los Angeles is less than an hour away. Excellent community facilities provide service to Simi Valley residents. The City has one general hospital, 47 religious institutions, one library, one Cultural Arts Center, three newspapers, one radio station, 24 financial institutions, 21 elementary schools, three middle schools, and four high schools. Four community colleges and four universities are also within commuting distance.