WHO we are
Board of Directors
Trish Price
Interim President
Trish Price (she/her) joined the Board in early 2024 and is serving as Interim President into 2025. She has advocated for various social and environmental justice causes since her undergraduate days at UC Davis. After retiring from a staff research position at UC Davis in 2021, Trish now dedicates her time to environmental activism and climate justice advocacy, as well as pursuing her many hobbies, which include dog training, knitting, gardening, and cooking.
Anthony Palmere
Secretary
Anthony recently retired after a 40-year career in public transportation, including working in Boston, Sacramento, Chicago, and New York before most recently serving as Unitrans General Manager here in Davis. Since moving to Davis in 1993, the Palmere family has relied on cycling as their primary means of transportation. During that time, Anthony has served on city and regional committees related to transportation, including the original Davis Bicycle Advisory Committee. He is a lifelong alternative transportation advocate and teacher.
Sanne Stark Fettinger
Treasurer
Sanne grew up in Denmark, where biking to school is the most natural thing to do. She grew up on bikes and horses. She has worked in Switzerland, where biking to work was the thing to do, and lived on the east coast for 12 years. She is happy to be in Davis since 2004 and biking every day! Sanne started the Scan and Notify program in the Davis school district at Birch Lane Elementary, working with its creator Tim Starback. She continues to enjoy promoting active transportation for all age groups. Happy biking.
Advisory Board
Darell Dickey
Darell transports himself and his gear by bike for all of his local work, fun, social, errand, shopping dining and beer needs. He has been on the city’s Bicycle Advisory Commission, on the board of the Davis Bike Club and is a police volunteer working to improve protections and convenience for people on bikes. He has created and assisted in several bicycle theft-prevention programs and is focussed on improving the infrastructure around town to invite more non-motorized transportation.
His study of “livable” cities and infrastructure from around the world has shown him that calm and comfortable people-optimized streets result in a better place to live.
Jackson Williamson
Jackson Williamson
Nico Fauchier-Magnan
Nico works as an energy efficiency engineer with UC Davis. He has been biking since his teenage years in the streets of Paris, and later in San Francisco, where he was also actively engaged with the SF Bicycle Coalition. His vehicle of choice is his Nihola cargo tricycle, which he rides all over Davis.
Robbie Williams
Robbie is a UC Davis graduate student in Community and Regional Development who has been getting around primarily on his bike for the last 15 years. He enjoys short rides to the grocery store and long rides to beautiful places. He sees many opportunities for the City of Davis to improve its infrastructure to better accommodate bicyclists in Davis and make biking safer and more comfortable for everyone.