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Noam Shendar

Information Technology Director · Inyo

2026 CalRoster snapshotSelection method not stated by source
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What the public record says

Noam Shendar is the holder text published for Information Technology Director.

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Published roster fields

Information Technology Director record

OFFICIAL ROSTER
Reported holder
Noam Shendar
Office or role
Information Technology Director
Jurisdiction
Inyo
Jurisdiction type
County
Selection method
Not stated by source
Term dates
Not included in this roster field
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Noam Shendar — Information Technology Director, Inyo

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