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Jack & Susan Simpson, 16707 Gerritt Avenue, Cerritos, California 90703-1442 Jack’s M | 562/896-5424; Susan’s M | 310/418-1035
www.trackdownmanagement.net | jack@trackdownmanagement.net
City Manager Newsletter By
TRACKDOWN MANAGEMENT
"Providing thread to help stitch together the fabric of the City Management Community"
February, 2018 Page | 1 Volume No. 11: Issue No. 03
Arcadia City Manager Dominic Lazzaretto and
Martinez City Manager Brad Kilger congratuate
Meghan McKelvey of the League for her well-
earned recognition for Distinguished Service to the
City Managers of Californai by the California City
Management Foundation (CCMF). Picture is by
CCMF President Wade McKinney. Brad is a past
President of the City Managers Department of the
League of California Cities (2012-2013).
Some of the Professional Public
Managers Who Have Worked
in the City of Anaheim
Anaheim incorporated as a city on March 18,
1876, with less than a 1,000 residents. Since then
the City has grown many fold, and has a 2016
estimate population of 351,043. Anaheim is
home to the Disneyland Resort, the Honda
Center, where the NHL Anaheim Ducks play,
and Angel Stadium, where the Los Angeles
Angels of Anaheim play.
The only Anaheim City Manager to serve as the
President of the City Managers Department of
the League of California Cities was Keith A.
Murdoch in 1967-1968. Keith served as the
Anaheim City Manager between 1950 and
1976. He passed away at the age of 92-years at
his Anaheim home on February 4, 2011. He saw
Anaheim develop from a small agricultural
community into a thriving tourist destination.
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City Manager Newsletter By Trackdown Management Page 2 February, 2018
borah Collins began her working career in Sausalito as an Administrative Assistant
with an information technology and services firm in 1983. In 1984 she went to work
as a software support technician for an on-line software systems company in Chico.
She joined the Chico city staff in 1994 as Community Services Officer (CSO), and in
2001 she took a Management Analyst with the Chico Police Department. In 2009
she moved to the City Manager's Office in a Management Analyst post. Deborah
earned a BA in social work from California State University, Chico, and an MS in law
from Champlain College.
www.brandywinedev.com
Former Artesia City Manager Jim Barisic founded
Brandywine in 1994. Jim and his three sons
Brett Whitehead, Mark Whitehead and David Barisic
direct Brandywine Homes. Projects are now selling in
Anaheim, Arcadia, Monrovia, Norwalk, Torrance,
Yorba Linda, coming soon are projects in Yorba
Linda, Long Beach and Whittier.
Call Brandywine at 949-296-2400
Retired City Manager
Glenn Southard and
Jim Barisic at the
2017 “Proof of Life” Holiday
lunch in La Mirada.
Focused on providing older and crowded Southern
California communities with needed housing.
https://www.tripepismith.com/
Tripepi Smith & Associates fields a professional team
that brings a strong background in pursuit of new
and innovative approaches and skills in marketing,
technology and public affairs. The firm also offers
workshops in communications training. Contact
Ryder Smith or one of his colleagues at 626-536-2173
info@tripepismith.com
Ryder Todd Smith, Founder and
President of Tripepi Smith & Associates Ryder serves on the Tustin Planning
Commission, and among other things
he is on the Board of the Rose Institute
of State and Local Government
at Claremont McKenna College.
Tripepi Smith is a provider of marketing,
technology and public affairs consulting
services.
Anaheim Public Managers
In July, 2017 Anaheim City
Manager Paul Emery tendered
his resignation, and City Clerk
Linda Andal was appointed
Interim City Manager. Prior to
joining the Anaheim city staff as
City Clerk in February, 2007,
Linda worked as a Human
Resources Manager for the
County of Orange. She earned an MPA from
California State University, Fullerton.
Greg Garcia is a Deputy City Manager in
Anaheim. Greg joined the Anaheim staff in 2005.
He has served as the Deputy City Manager for
Administration since 2010. Previous to coming to
Anaheim Greg worked in the public sector at
both the National and State levels. Greg earned
his Law Degree from the University of Notre
Dame. He studied political science at the
University of California, San Diego, following his
graduation from Servite High. After Greg
graduated from Law School, he became a
member of the California State Bar. Greg's
father Ernie Garcia is a retired Norwalk City
Manager
Ventura Council of Governments’ Executive Director
Hugh R. Riley and retired City Manager Gregory
Korduner at a recent get-together. Hugh is a former
City Manager in Tucumcari, New Mexico; Hollister
and Temple City. He retired in 2014 following 14-
years as the Moorpark Assistant City Manager. Hugh
is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University.
City Manager Newsletter By Trackdown Management Page 3 February, 2018
borah Collins began her working career in Sausalito as an Administrative Assistant
with an information technology and services firm in 1983. In 1984 she went to work
as a software support technician for an on-line software systems company in Chico.
She joined the Chico city staff in 1994 as Community Services Officer (CSO), and in
2001 she took a Management Analyst with the Chico Police Department. In 2009
she moved to the City Manager's Office in a Management Analyst post. Deborah
earned a BA in social work from California State University, Chico, and an MS in law
from Champlain College.
Anaheim Public Managers
Paul Emery was appointed Anaheim City
Manager in July, 2015 after serving as Interim
City Manager starting in March, 2015. Paul
replaced City Manager Marcie Edwards, who
stepped down to become the Executive
Director of the Los Angeles Department of
Water and Power (DWP). Paul joined the
Anaheim city staff in December, 2012 as
Assistant City Manager. Prior to that he worked
for the City of Huntington Beach from 2001 until
2012. He was the Deputy City Adminitrator for 6-
years. From 1988 to 2001 Paul worked for the City
of Santa Ana, primarily with the Department of
Public Works and Transportation capital
projects. He earned a BA from the University of
California, Davis and an MPA from California
State University, Fullerton. Paul left the City
Manager’s office in 2017.
https://www.wolfhousing.com/
Former City Administrator
Wesley Wolf, Founder
Telephone No.
213-744-0437.
Wolf & Company Inc., founded in 1993, is a
municipal consulting/financial advisory firm that
provides services to State and local governments
and not-for-profit corporations in the areas of
municipal finance. Wesley Wolf’s more than 40-
years of finance and government experience,
demonstrates his firm’s solid commitment to
developing long-term, successful relationships
based on integrity. Thanks to Wes for attending the
2017 POL Holiday lunch
Wolf & Company Inc.
241 South Figueroa Street, Suite 100
Los Angeles, California 90012
wesley@wolfco.net
Santa Rosa Fire Chief Anthony Gossner, and Millbrae
City Manager Marcia Raines at the 2018 city
managers meeting in Newport Beach. Marcia is a
past President of the City Managers Department of
the League of California (2014-2015). Marcia is a
longtime member of the CCMF Board. Many
“Thanks” to Wade McKinney for the picture.
https://www.hrgreen.com/
Founded in 1913, HR Green approaches projects
with creativity - providing engineering, technical,
and management solutions in many markets:
Transportation, Water, Governmental Services, Land
Development, Environmental, and Construction.
Contact HR Green's George Wentz
or Roy Stephenson, Manager - Local
Government Services at:
951-212-6927.
Office Telephone: 855-900-4742
In addition to Paul Armstrong,
Bob Heinrich has joined HR Green. Bob is the
Assistant Practice Leader, ICC Certified Building
Official. Bob may be reached
at: 951-475-3609 bheinrich@hrgreen.com
“I also tell them that your education
can take you way farther than a
football, baseball, track, or basketball
will - that's just the bottom line”.
--Bo Jackson
City Manager Newsletter By Trackdown Management Page 4 February, 2018
borah Collins began her working career in Sausalito as an Administrative Assistant
with an information technology and services firm in 1983. In 1984 she went to work
as a software support technician for an on-line software systems company in Chico.
She joined the Chico city staff in 1994 as Community Services Officer (CSO), and in
2001 she took a Management Analyst with the Chico Police Department. In 2009
she moved to the City Manager's Office in a Management Analyst post. Deborah
earned a BA in social work from California State University, Chico, and an MS in law
from Champlain College.
Trackdown
Executive Level Posse Roster:
Wade McKinney, Indian Wells City Manager
President of CCMF
Michael J. Sedell, Retired Simi Valley City
Manager
Larry F. Pennell, Retired City Manager, Wasco
Marcia Raines, Millbrae City Manager &
Past President. League City Managers Dept.
Kevin O’Rourke, KOLGS/PARS;
Past President. League City Managers Dept.
Frank G. Tripepi, Retired Rosemead City
Manager & Senior Vice President,
Willdan
Glenn Southard, Retired City Manager, Indio &
Claremont
Joe Goeden, Retired City Manager, West
Sacramento
Anthony D. Gonsalves, Joe A. Gonsalves & Son
Jason Gonsalves, Joe A. Gonsalves & Son
Paul Gonsalves, Joe A. Gonsalves & Son
Joe Tanner, Retired Vallejo City Manager
Denise Ovrom, Former City Manager &
Principal, HdL Companies
https://www.munienvironmental.com/about-us/
MuniEnvironmental, LLC (Muni Environmental) is a
team of educated and experienced professionals
providing consulting expertise in the Solid Waste,
Recycling and Storm water Industries.
Jeff Duhamel, CEO/Principal
Consultant
Morgan McCarthy, Storm
water expert
Telephone No. 562-432-3700
MuniEnvironmental, LLC, is a team
of educated and experienced
professionals providing consulting expertise in the
Solid Waste, Recycling and Stormwater Industries.
The firm provides consulting services to cities and
other governmental agencies attempting to
implement mandated regulatory requirements.
“The secret of managing is to keep the
guys who hate you away from the
guys who are undecided.”
--Casey Stengel
Trackdown Posse Roster:
Gregory Korduner, Retired City Manager
Howard Chambers, Retired Lakewood City Manager
Ernie Garcia, Retired Norwalk City Manager
Dave Carmany, La Puente City Manager
Ken Bayless, Retired, Greater L.A. Vector Control District
Richard Ramirez, Retired City Manager, American
Canyon
Vern Lawson, Retired, Lancaster
Don Penman, Retired City Manager, Arcadia
Gary K. & Mary Jo Sloan, Retired La Mirada City Manager
Anthony R. Ybarra, Retired South El Monte
Sam Olivito, California Contract Cities Association
Jack Lam, Retired Rancho Cucamonga City Manager
Gary Chicots, Former South El Monte City Manager
Anthony Lopez, Retired City Manager
Dr. Bill Mathis, Mathis Group
Roy Pederson, ICMA Past-President
Troy Butzlaff, City Manager In-Transition
Dale Geldert, Retired CDF Director
Rita Geldert, Retired Vista City Manager, Past Pres. CCMF
Gary Milliman, City Manager, Brookings, Oregon
Doug Dunlap, Retired City Manager, Pomona
Robert Dickey, Former Walnut CM & retired DPW, South
Gate
Jim Lewis, Pismo Beach City Manager, Pres. CM/LCC
Kevin Duggan, ICMA & retired City Manager; Past Pres.
CM/LCC
Charles G. "Guy" Huffaker, Retired Porterville City
Manager
Rod B. Butler, Port Hueneme City Manager
Ray Harris, Retired County Official, former Hawaiian
Gardens CM
John C. Bolan, Cheyenne River Ranch
John F. Shirey, Retired Sacramento City Manager
Glenn Southard, Retired City Manager, Indio & Claremont
Paul Philips, City Manager, City of Industry
Ray B. Taylor, City Manager, Westlake Village
Lee C. McDougal, Retired Montclair City Manager
Douglas N. La Belle, Retired Chino Hills City Manager
Ray Silver, Retired City Manager, Past Pres. CM/LCC
John P. Thompson, Retired CM, Vacaville; Past Pres.
CM/LCC
Richard D. Rowe, Retired City Manager
Ronald Kiedrowski, Retired City Manager
Cynthia Kurtz, Retired City Manager: Past Pres CM/LCC
Ron Stock, City Manager, Weed
Don Powell, Interim City Manager, Santa Fe Springs
Susan Simpson, In-N-Out Burger
City Manager Newsletter By Trackdown Management Page 5 February, 2018
borah Collins began her working career in Sausalito as an Administrative Assistant
with an information technology and services firm in 1983. In 1984 she went to work
as a software support technician for an on-line software systems company in Chico.
She joined the Chico city staff in 1994 as Community Services Officer (CSO), and in
2001 she took a Management Analyst with the Chico Police Department. In 2009
she moved to the City Manager's Office in a Management Analyst post. Deborah
earned a BA in social work from California State University, Chico, and an MS in law
from Champlain College.
http://www.parsinfo.org/
PARS provides retirement services designed
specifically for each public agency's unique needs
aiming to provide superior employee benefits while
improving management effectiveness, reducing
costs, and simplifying administration. Mitch Barker is
the PARS Executive Vice President.
Call PARS at Telephone No. 800-540-6369
Retired Fairfield City Manager Kevin
O’Rourke, a PARS Senior Consultant,
and Trackdown’s Jack Simpson.
Kevin is a past President of the City
Managers Department of the
League.
http://ekapr.com/
Englander Knabe & Allen is the fastest growing
public affairs firm in Southern California. EKA’s
partners Harvey Englander, Matt Knabe,
Marcus Allen, Eric Rose, Jeff McConnell and
Adam Englander provide strategic counsel. They are
expert in local government issues, from land use to
public safety, and they help build public/private
partnerships.
Matt Knabe is the Managing Partner. Matt is
a graduate of Pepperdine University, and
was a 4-year member of the Men’s Varsity
Golf Team. Matt and his family are residents
of Long Beach. Matt’s contact information
includes
Telephone Number: 213-741-1500, Ext. 520
Email: Matt@ekapr.com
Anaheim Public Managers
Marcie Edwards served as
the Anaheim City Manager
between May, 2013 and
March, 2014. Marcie was the
Anaheim Utility General
Manager before that
(January, 2001—May, 2013).
Since leaving Anaheim,
Marcie worked as the
General Manager of the Los
Angeles Department of
Water and Power (DWP) for two and a half
years, (March, 2014—August, 2016). Marcie
became the first woman to run the DWP in the
department’s 112-year history. She served as the
Advisor to the Mayor and Utility General
Manager from August, 2016 until February, 2017.
She left Los Angeles in March, 2017 to become
a Principal in a consulting firm, and since
January, 2018 she has been the Interim
Executive Director for the Sewerage and Water
Board of New Orleans, Louisiana. Marcie earned
both her BA in organizational management and
her MPA from the University of La Verne.
http://www.nortonrosefulbright.com
Norton Rose Fulbright is a
full-service legal firm with
experts in banking and
finance, public finance
and environmental
service. The firm is recognized for its industry focus;
strong across all the key industry sectors: financial
institutions; energy; infrastructure, mining and
commodities; transport; technology and innovation;
and life sciences and healthcare. Russell C. Trice
and Donald L. Hunt are among those available in
the firm's Los Angeles office. Both are Partners, and
Don is the head of the Los Angeles Public Law and
Administration Group.
Call Don at 215-892-9316
Call Russ at 213-892-9317
Los Angeles Office General telephone:
213-892-9200
City Manager Newsletter By Trackdown Management Page 6 February, 2018
borah Collins began her working career in Sausalito as an Administrative Assistant
with an information technology and services firm in 1983. In 1984 she went to work
as a software support technician for an on-line software systems company in Chico.
She joined the Chico city staff in 1994 as Community Services Officer (CSO), and in
2001 she took a Management Analyst with the Chico Police Department. In 2009
she moved to the City Manager's Office in a Management Analyst post. Deborah
earned a BA in social work from California State University, Chico, and an MS in law
from Champlain College.
Anaheim Public Managers
City Manager Robert Wingenroth of Surprise,
Arizona worked as the Anaheim City Manager
between 2011 and 2013. He took the post
following Anaheim City Manager Tom Wood
stepped down. Bob began his public service
career in an entry level trainee position in
Phoenix, Arizona in 1980. He served as City
Auditor in Phoenix between 1999 and 2005. He
was appointed to the Phoenix Finance Director
position in 2005. Bob moved to California in 2009
to take the Huntington Beach Finance Director
position, and in 2010 he was selected to serve as
the Finance Director in Anaheim. He was chosen
to serve as the Anaheim City Manager on June
19, 2012. Bob joined the Surprise city staff as
Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and Assistant City
Manager. He was appointed City Manager in
Surprise in June, 2014. Bob earned a BA in
Accounting and an MBA from Arizona State
University. He also earned Certified Public
Accountant (CPA) certificates in Arizona and
California.
Thomas J. Wood served as the Anaheim City
Manager between 2009 and 2011. Tom started
his public management career as an
Administrative Analyst in the City of Long Beach
in 1975. He began his move upward in the Long
Beach organization: 1977, Administrative
Assistant to the City Manager; 1978,
Communications Manager; 1980, Director of
Administration in Community Development;
1981-1982, Tidelands Officer; 1982, Budget
Officer; and in 1983, General Services Director.
Tom worked as the Public Works Director in
Pasadena from 1988 to 1990, when he joined
the Anaheim city staff to work as Deputy City
Manager from 1990 to 1999, and then as
Assistant City Manager (1999-2009). Tom earned
a BA from Whittier College and an MPA from the
University of Southern California (USC). In 2010
Tom received a 35-year ICMA Service Award.
James R. Lewis, Pismo Beach City Manager,
addresses the 2018 League’s City Managers
Department Annual Meeting in Newport Beach as
President of the Department. Jim is a past President
of MMASC. Many “Thanks” to Wade McKinney,
CCMF President, for the picture.
http://rwglaw.com/
Roxanne Diaz, Steven L. Flower,
Peter M. Thorson, Kevin Ennis,
Gregory W. Stepanicich,
Patrick “Kit” Bobko, Serita Young and
Craig Steele are among the City
Attorneys on the RWG staff. RWG
has offices in Los Angeles, Orange
County, San Francisco, the Central Coast, and
Temecula.
RWG is committed to excellence in the legal
profession. The lawyers of choice for clients seeking
reliable, efficient, and effective legal counsel. RWG
delivers practical advice and solutions. Roxanne is
a new member of the Board of Trustees of the
California City Management Foundation (CCMF).
Call RWG at telephone No. 213-626-8484
City Manager Newsletter By Trackdown Management Page 7 February, 2018
borah Collins began her working career in Sausalito as an Administrative Assistant
with an information technology and services firm in 1983. In 1984 she went to work
as a software support technician for an on-line software systems company in Chico.
She joined the Chico city staff in 1994 as Community Services Officer (CSO), and in
2001 she took a Management Analyst with the Chico Police Department. In 2009
she moved to the City Manager's Office in a Management Analyst post. Deborah
earned a BA in social work from California State University, Chico, and an MS in law
from Champlain College.
Lancaster Deputy City Manager Jason Caudle, and
new Norwalk City Manager Jesus Gomez with
Janees Williams and Pam Newcomb of Newcomb
Williams Financial Group (NWFG).
http://www.nwfg.com/
Newcomb Williams
Financial Group (NWFG) is
a woman-owned
investment banking firm
providing underwriting
and financial advisory
services to public agencies, and non-profit
corporations. Pam Newcomb, Janees Williams and
William D'Allaird are among the firm's professionals.
Telephone Number: 760-860-0222
6842 Embarcadero Lane
Carlsbad, California 92011
Jason Caudle,
Lancaster Deputy
City Manager,
and finance
consultant and
investment
banker Ralph
Holmes, relaxing
between sessions
at the 2018 City
Managers
Department meeting in Newport Beach.
Anaheim Public Managers
Anaheim City Manager David M. Morgan retired
at age 59. Dave worked for the City of Anaheim
for more than 35-years. He became City
Manager in 2001 and retired in March, 2009.
Dave began his career with Anaheim in 1974
working in the Budget Office, Intergovernmental
Relations and golf and stadium operations. He
served as a Director on the Boards of the West
Anaheim Medical Center, the Anaheim Family
YMCA and the Anaheim Memorial Medical
Center. Dave is also a former member of the
Board of Trustee for the California City
Management Foundation (CCMF). Following
retirement from public management, Dave
joined a management and recruitment
consulting firm in 2012 as a Senior Consultant.
http://www.kosmont.com/
Founded in 1986 by former City Manager
Larry J. Kosmont, Kosmont Companies, a certified
Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) and certified Small
Business Enterprise (SBE), has earned a national
reputation and is recognized as expert in real
estate, financial advisory and economic
development services. The Kosmont firms are
committed to bringing public, private, and non-
profit organizations together to help communities
flourish. Larry has made presentations to many State
and National organizations. Susan Perry is a Partner
and Senior Vice President of the firm.
Mailing Address: 1601 N. Sepulveda Blvd., #382,
Manhattan Beach, California 90266
Telephone: 424-297-1070 | Fax: 424-286-4632
Retired City Manager Dennis
Courtemarche and Larry
Kosmont at the 2017 Holiday
Proof of Life lunch. Dennis and
Larry worked together in Seal
Beach in the 1970s.
City Manager Newsletter By Trackdown Management Page 8 February, 2018
borah Collins began her working career in Sausalito as an Administrative Assistant
with an information technology and services firm in 1983. In 1984 she went to work
as a software support technician for an on-line software systems company in Chico.
She joined the Chico city staff in 1994 as Community Services Officer (CSO), and in
2001 she took a Management Analyst with the Chico Police Department. In 2009
she moved to the City Manager's Office in a Management Analyst post. Deborah
earned a BA in social work from California State University, Chico, and an MS in law
from Champlain College.
Anaheim Public Managers
James D. Ruth served as the
City Manager in Anaheim for
11 and a half years. The Los
Angeles Times described Jim
as a “…one-time aspiring
baseball player who instead
devoted his career to public
service…” Jim worked as the
Parks and Recreation
Director in Lynwood from
1962 to 1966, and he then served in a similar
position in the City of Downey between 1966 to
1974. Jim became the Chief Deputy Parks and
Recreation Director for the County of Los
Angeles in December, 1974, and he left that
post in 1976 to become the Director of Parks and
Recreation in the City of Anaheim. In March,
1979 Jim was appointed Deputy City Manager,
and in August, 1982 he became the Anaheim
Assistant City Manager. In 1984-1988 Jim served
as the Long Beach Parks and Recreation
Director. He returned to Anaheim as Assistant
City Manager in April, 1988. Jim became the
Anaheim City Manager in May, 1990 and he
retired in 2001. Jim has kept active following
retirement, including serving for a time as the
Chief Executive Officer for the County of
Orange in 2003, and as the General Manager
for the Rossmoor Community Services District
starting in 2013. Jim earned an AA from East Los
Angeles Community College, and a BS and MS
from California State University.
Ryder Smith of Tripepi Smith & Associates
https://gonsalvi.com/
The firm was founded by the late former California
State Assembly Member Joe A. Gonsalves. Until his
passing, Joe, his son
Anthony D. Gonsalves and Anthony’s
son Jason Gonsalves served as the
first three generation lobbying firm in
Sacramento. Anthony is a member of
the CCMF Board of Directors.
Anthony, Jason and Paul Gonsalves are expert
municipal lobbyists. The firm represents fifty-plus
municipal governments, and is a key player in
legislation about city government.
Joe Gonsalves said, "Lobbyist are like parachutes;
you don't need them often but when you do they
had better work." all Joe A. Gonsalves & Son at: 916-441-0597
https://chwlaw.us/
Public Agency Legal Services. Committed to legal
counsel that is helpful, understandable, and priced
fairly. Offices in Los Angeles and Grass Valley in the
Sierra Foothills, CH&W represents public and private
clients throughout California in municipal law.
Michael Colantuono, Managing Shareholder, is
currently the President of the State Bar of California
Board. He serves as City Attorney for the Cities of
Auburn and Grass Valley. Members of the firm serve
as City Attorney or General Counsel in: Auburn,
Barstow, Calabasas, Grass Valley, Lakeport, Ojai,
Sierra Madre, South Pasadena and Yountville.
Call telephone No. 530-432-7357 or 213-542-5700.
City Manager Newsletter By Trackdown Management Page 9 February, 2018
borah Collins began her working career in Sausalito as an Administrative Assistant
with an information technology and services firm in 1983. In 1984 she went to work
as a software support technician for an on-line software systems company in Chico.
She joined the Chico city staff in 1994 as Community Services Officer (CSO), and in
2001 she took a Management Analyst with the Chico Police Department. In 2009
she moved to the City Manager's Office in a Management Analyst post. Deborah
earned a BA in social work from California State University, Chico, and an MS in law
from Champlain College.
Anaheim Public Managers
Anaheim City Manager Bob Simpson retired in
1990. Bob had served for 30-years in the Los
Angeles County Fire Department, and rose to
the rank of Deputy Fire Chief. He left there to
accept the appointment to be the Anaheim Fire
Chief in 1980. In 1986 Bob was appointed
Deputy City Manager working with City
Manager William O. Talley. Following Bill’s
resignation, Bob was appointed Interim City
Manager in August, 1987. After the city
considered more than 100-applicants, Bob was
made City Manager in December, 1987.
Meghan A. McKelvey of the League of California
Cities shows her well-deserved award presented in
recognition of her Distinguished Service to the City
Managers of California. The recognition was
presented by the California City Management
Foundation (CCMF). Meghan is a Policy Analyst for
the League, and serves as there Manager for the
City Managers’ Department and Member Services.
Meghan earned a Master of Public Administration
(MPA) from the University of Southern California
(USC). Trackdown congraulations to Meghan for
her will-eaned recognition.
(Thank you to Wade McKinney for the picture.)
http://www.muniservices.com/
MuniServices, LLC, services include revenue
discovery, audit, collections, and information
services to protect public agency revenues. Doug
Jensen, Senior Vice President, Client Services, is the
West contact at 559-271-6800. Fran
Mancia, Vice President of Government
Relations, can be reached at 559-288-
7296. Fran is a member of the Board of
Trustees of the California City
Management Foundation (CCMF).
Brea, a community of more than 42,000, is
celebrating its Centennial in 2017. “MuniServices is
pleased to partner with the City of Brea to identify
opportunities for increased sales tax revenue,” said
Julia Erdkamp, Client Services Manager for
MuniServices. “Brea is a very business-friendly City, so
we work hard to create a win-win environment for
the City, businesses, and this wonderful community.”
http://www.hdlcompanies.com/
Telephone No. 909-861-4335.
HdL was founded in 1983 by former City Manager
Robert "Bob" Hinderliter, who successfully
championed legislation allowing independent
verification of State Board of Equalization records.
HdL expanded and improved with the help of a
partnership with former City Manager
Lloyd de Llamas, the firm’s Executive Chairman.
Andy Nickerson is the President of the firm.
HdL Companies offers diverse services that include:
allocation audits, economic analysis and program
software regarding Sales Tax, and Property Tax, and
Economic Development Services.
The HdL Companies
1340 Valley Vista Drive, Suite 200
Diamond Bar, California 91765
City Manager Newsletter By Trackdown Management Page 10 February, 2018
borah Collins began her working career in Sausalito as an Administrative Assistant
with an information technology and services firm in 1983. In 1984 she went to work
as a software support technician for an on-line software systems company in Chico.
She joined the Chico city staff in 1994 as Community Services Officer (CSO), and in
2001 she took a Management Analyst with the Chico Police Department. In 2009
she moved to the City Manager's Office in a Management Analyst post. Deborah
earned a BA in social work from California State University, Chico, and an MS in law
from Champlain College.
http://www.willdan.com/financial/
Mark Risco, President & CEO;
Robert "Chris" Fisher, Financial Consulting Vice President; Willdan Financial Services (WFS)can enhance
city efficiency, effectiveness, and credibility by
helping to generate revenue and optimize its
administration. Willdan, founded in 1964, is a leading
nationwide provider of value-added professional
technical services. WFS President & CEO Mark Risco
is a member of the California City Management
Foundation (CCMF) Board of Trustees.
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University of La Verne Public Administration Professor
Marcia Godwin reports that research shows that
women may shy from public office for the same
reason they do not seek promotions as often as men
– because they tend to be more risk-averse. But that
is changing! It appears that this year is going to be a
record year for women candidates for office.
Anaheim Public Managers
William O. Talley Is a Life Member
of ICMA. He started his public
management career as a Long
Beach Administrative Intern in
1955. He then began moving his
way up in the Long Beach city
staff organization: Administrative
Analyst, 1956; Assistant Personnel
Director, 1961; Senior Administrative Analyst,
1963; Administrative Assistant to the City
Manager, 1964; Executive Assistant to the City
Manager, 1966; Special Assistant to the City
Manager, and then Director of Administrative
Management, 1973. Bill left Long Beach in 1975
to become Assistant City Manager in the City of
Anaheim. He was appointed City Manager in
1976, when Keith Murdoch retired, and served in
that post until 1987. Bill worked about a year as
City Manager in Oceanside starting in 1987, and
the next year or so as the Mission Viejo City
Manager. In 1989 Bill became the Dana Point
City Manager, where he worked until 1992.
Between 1992 and 1999 he worked as a
consultant, and in 1999 he was appointed City
Manager in Rancho Santa Margarita. In 2002-
2003 Bill served as the San Clemente City
Manager. He earned a BA at California State
University, Long Beach. In 2017 Bill received a 40-
year ICMA Service Award. In 1981 and in 1984
Bill was presented with the ICMA Management
Innovation Award.
Former Roseville Deputy City Manager Julia Burrows ready
for a day at the Women in Government Class of 2018
Winter Retreat Kimpton Hotel in Washington D.C. Julia is
the Director of e.Republic’s Washington, D.C.-based
Governing Institute. Julia worked for Roseville for 22-years.
She earned a BS from the University of California, Davis.
City Manager Newsletter By Trackdown Management Page 11 February, 2018
borah Collins began her working career in Sausalito as an Administrative Assistant
with an information technology and services firm in 1983. In 1984 she went to work
as a software support technician for an on-line software systems company in Chico.
She joined the Chico city staff in 1994 as Community Services Officer (CSO), and in
2001 she took a Management Analyst with the Chico Police Department. In 2009
she moved to the City Manager's Office in a Management Analyst post. Deborah
earned a BA in social work from California State University, Chico, and an MS in law
from Champlain College.
Anaheim Public Managers
Anaheim City Manager
Keith A. Murdoch retired
after 26-years on the job in
1976. From October, 1947 to
October, 1950, Keith served
as the City Manager in the
City of Claremont. He was
appointed to the Anaheim
City Manager post in
October, 1950. In 1967-1968
Keith served as the President
of the City Managers Department of the League
of California Cities. Prior to his city government
career Keith served in the Armed Forces during
WW II. Keith passed away at the age of 92 at
home with his family on Friday February 4, 2011.
He was Anaheim’s City Manager from 1950 to
1976 and was the staff person most responsible
for the City’s emergence from sleepy citrus-
growing community into a major tourist
destination. When he took office in Anaheim
the population was less than 15,000 people.
The 2016 estimated population is 351,043. The
corporate limits were about 4 square miles
back then, and today Anaheim has 42 square
miles. During Keith’s tenure as City Manager
he helped broker agreements that had Walt
Disney build his theme park on what had been
orange groves and farm land, which helped
transform the City into a major tourist
destination. Keith also helped bring the then-
California Angels Major League Baseball team
to the City, and see to the building of the
Anaheim Convention Center. Keith was born
on June 5, 1918 in Detroit, Michigan. He earned
a BS from Michigan State University.
This picture of a
Blue Heron in flight
was taken by
former Long Beach
resident
John Wood
One cannot talk about Anaheim without a picture
taken at Disneyland. This is Trackdown Grandson
Koa and his parents with Mickey and Minnie Mouse.
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City Manager Newsletter By Trackdown Management Page 12 February, 2018
borah Collins began her working career in Sausalito as an Administrative Assistant
with an information technology and services firm in 1983. In 1984 she went to work
as a software support technician for an on-line software systems company in Chico.
She joined the Chico city staff in 1994 as Community Services Officer (CSO), and in
2001 she took a Management Analyst with the Chico Police Department. In 2009
she moved to the City Manager's Office in a Management Analyst post. Deborah
earned a BA in social work from California State University, Chico, and an MS in law
from Champlain College.
Anaheim Public Managers
Anaheim has had some well-recognized highly
experienced City Managers. Of course, there
are many more who we have not listed. New
Laguna Niguel City Manager Kristine Ridge is a
former Anaheim Assistant City Manager (2014-
2017). Kristine started her tenure in Laguna
Niguel early this year (2018). Kristine joined the
Anaheim city staff as an Internal Audit Manager
in October, 1993. She served as Finance Director
(December, 2009-December, 2010); Human
Resources Director (January, 2007-October,
2013); and Deputy City Manager (November,
2013-August, 2014). She earned a BS from
Arizona State University, and an MA in
organizational leadership from Chapman
University.
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Stifel was founded in 1890 and has expanded to
become one of the Nation’s premier wealth
management and investment banking firms. Stifel is
ready to serve public agency financial needs. Stifel's
Stephen Heaney, Managing Director, Public Finance
is a former member of the CCMF Board, and serves
on the Board of Advisors for the
USC Sol Price School of Public
Policy. Jose Vera is active in
Southern California city
organizations. Among the
professionals on the Northern
California Stifel team are
Eric McKean, Roberto Ruiz and
James Cervantes.
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Torrance, CA 90503
Downey City Manager Gilbert A. Livas, 53,
worked in Anaheim and Bell Gardens as the
Community Development Director. He was also
a founding member of a relocation consulting
company. Gilbert earned a BA from the
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), and
an MPA from California State University, Long
Beach.
Other folks we found while compiling this list include:
Indhira Gagnon, JD; Sagar Patel; Kelli Tunnicliff;
Carolyn Walters; Andrew Agle; Michael Bruckner;
Paul G. Grimes; Lisa Hughes; and Richard Rowe. We
apologize to those we completely missed.
Costa Mesa Assistant City Manager pens
book on writing staff reports Costa Mesa Assistant City Manager Tamara
Letourneau authored a book detailing how to
craft quality staff reports --- documents that are
meant to provide information on various topics to both
the public and a legislative body. The book is meant to
simplify the process of writing staff reports and to serve as
a reference guide for those working in local government.
It’s available on Amazon in paperback for $34.99.
City Manager Newsletter By Trackdown Management Page 13 February, 2018
borah Collins began her working career in Sausalito as an Administrative Assistant
with an information technology and services firm in 1983. In 1984 she went to work
as a software support technician for an on-line software systems company in Chico.
She joined the Chico city staff in 1994 as Community Services Officer (CSO), and in
2001 she took a Management Analyst with the Chico Police Department. In 2009
she moved to the City Manager's Office in a Management Analyst post. Deborah
earned a BA in social work from California State University, Chico, and an MS in law
from Champlain College.
City Manager Newsletter By Trackdown Management Page 14 February, 2018
borah Collins began her working career in Sausalito as an Administrative Assistant
with an information technology and services firm in 1983. In 1984 she went to work
as a software support technician for an on-line software systems company in Chico.
She joined the Chico city staff in 1994 as Community Services Officer (CSO), and in
2001 she took a Management Analyst with the Chico Police Department. In 2009
she moved to the City Manager's Office in a Management Analyst post. Deborah
earned a BA in social work from California State University, Chico, and an MS in law
from Champlain College.
Picking Up the Pieces: Tabatha Miller,
the Administrative Services Director in
Lake Havasu City, Arizona, is the new
City Manager in the City of Fort Bragg. It is
anticipated that she will start her new position on
March 5. City Manager Linda Ruffing’s last day is
planned for February 15. Linda worked for the City for
18 and a half years; six-year as Planning Director and
12-years as City Manager. Tabatha previously served
as the Finance Director in Sedona, Arizona. She
earned a BA in accountancy from Northern Arizona
University and is a Certified Public Accountant. She
also earned a Juris Doctorate from Gonzaga
University School of Law. South Lake Tahoe City
Manager Nancy Kerry has been placed on indefinite
paid leave, and Fire Chief Jeff Meston has been
appointed Acting City Manager. Eight months ago,
Nancy received an "excellent performance review"
and a 5-percent raise. Previous to joining the South
Lake Tahoe staff as City Manager in October, 2008,
Nancy worked as the Assistant to the City Manager
in Solana Beach (2001-2006). Nancy earned a BA
and MA from California State University, San Diego.
Arvin City Manager Alfonso Noyola is leaving office
to be City Manager in Boulder City, Nevada. He has
worked in Arvin since 2015. Following Alfonso’s U.S. Air
Force career, in worked in various administrative
positions in North Las Vegas. He is taking over in
Boulder City from Interim City Manager Scott Hansen.
Bob Murray and Associates administered the
recruitment process. Manhattan Beach officially
named Bruce Moe as its new City Manager. Bruce
served as Interim City Manager starting in January
following the dismissal of City Manager Mark Danaj.
Bruce has worked for the City of Manhattan Beach
for the past 29-years; most recently as Director of
Finance. Del Mar City Manager Scott Huth earned a
raise and a bonus early this month despite his
controversial dismissal of a popular member of the
city staff. 37-year city employee Pat Vergne, the
City’s former Chief Lifeguard and Public Services
Director, was accused of repeatedly waiving or
discounting rental fees for city facilities, falsifying
payroll records and personal use of a City credit card
for about $200,000. Pat filed a $5 million claim for
damages against the City, and a subsequently
lawsuit for wrongful termination. Genesee Store
Bistro/Café owner Robert Meacher is also the City
Manager in the City of Portola, California in Plumas
County. He has owned the business for the past 28-
years. Robert was appointed City Manager in May,
2014. He served as a Member of the Plumas County
Board of Supervisors from January, 1993 until January,
2013; a little more than 20-years.
Dr. Carlos A. Urrutia and his wife on safari in Africa
earlier this month. Carlos served as City Manager in
Soledad (1981-1984), and in Rocklin (1984-2010)
Scotts Valley City Manager Jenny Haruyama hired
Taylor Bateman to serve as the Scotts Valley
Community Development Director. Taylor has
worked for the city for about 17-years. He has been
the Interim Community Development Director for the
past two years. Prior to Scotts Valley, Taylor worked
for the City of San Luis Obispo. He serves on the Bay
Federal Credit Union Board of Directors. Taylor
earned a BA from University of California, Santa Cruz,
and an MPA from San Jose State University. Rolling
Hills City Manager Raymond R. Cruz is the new City
Manager in Santa Fe Springs. Ray will be the 6th City
Manager in the City’s 61-year history. He will take
over from Interim City Manager Don Powell who
served as City Manager from 1980 until he retired in
1999. Don took the interim post following City
Manager Thaddeus McCormack’s selection to be
the Lakewood City Manager last August. Ray began
his career 31-years ago as an intern in Riverside. He
also held posts in Glendale, and Carson. Juan Solis is
the new Finance Director in the City of Gridley
working with City Administrator Paul Eckert. Juan
graduated from Chico State with a degree in
Finance, and Economic. Gridley incorporated in
1905 and has a 2017 estimated population of 6,704.
Cheryl & Wade
McKinney,
Evelyn
Gonsalves and
Jason
Gonsalves.
City Manager Newsletter By Trackdown Management Page 15 February, 2018
borah Collins began her working career in Sausalito as an Administrative Assistant
with an information technology and services firm in 1983. In 1984 she went to work
as a software support technician for an on-line software systems company in Chico.
She joined the Chico city staff in 1994 as Community Services Officer (CSO), and in
2001 she took a Management Analyst with the Chico Police Department. In 2009
she moved to the City Manager's Office in a Management Analyst post. Deborah
earned a BA in social work from California State University, Chico, and an MS in law
from Champlain College.
More Pieces Picked Up: Former Tracy City
Manager Troy Brown is the new City
Manager in Moorpark starting on March 5
taking over for City Manager Steve Kueny,
who served in the position for 33-years. Troy
previous to Tracy worked in Livermore as Assistant
City Manager and in the Cities of Elk Grove, Riverside
and Santa Clarita. Troy earned a BA from California
State University, Northridge, and an MPA from
California State University, San Bernardino. Jon
Edelbrock, a Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, is the new
Director of Community Services and Lifeguard Chief
for the City of Del Mar. Jon has worked for the Del
Mar Community Services Department for more than
25-years. He was first hired by the city as a Seasonal
Lifeguard in 1992. The Del Mar City Manager is Scott
Huth. Former elected San Bruno City Clerk Carol City
Manager Carol Bonner has died on Monday,
January 24, 2018 at the age of 71. Carol work as a
Project Manager for the Bank of America from 1992
to 2000. In 2001 she was appointed to the Senior
Advisory Board in the City of Millbrae. At work with
the Bank of America, she became a Premier Banker
January, 2000, and worked in that post until
November, 2005. She became the San Bruno City
Clerk in November, 2005. Carol was formally
transitioning away from her position. Carol earned a
BA in speech from the California State University, San
Francisco. Oxnard Development Services Director
Ashley Golden has added the duties and
responsibilities of Interim Assistant City Manager to
her plate, while retaining the Director’s post. Assistant
City Manager Ruth Osuna left the position in early
January. Her appointment was made by Interim City
Manager Scott Whitney, the Chief of Police, who took
over for City Manager Greg Nyhoff when he was
appointed City Manager in Vallejo. Oxnard Dan
Rydberg resigned last August after working for the
city 16-years. Rosemarie; Gaglione is the new Public
Works Director. Former Oceanside City Manager
Peter A. Weiss has been appointed Mayor of the City
of Oceanside replacing resigned Mayor Jim Wood.
Peter will serve the rest of Jim Wood’s tern, which
expires in December, 2020. Peter served as City
Manager from 2007 until 2013. He previously served
as the Director of Public Works and the City Engineer
in Oceanside. He joined the Oceanside city staff in
1986 as an Assistant Civil Engineer. Peter received a
25-year ICMA Service Award in 2012. Modesto
Interim City Manager Joe Lopez has said that they will
fix the culture that led to problems in its purchasing
practices. The City spent $16 million more than what
was budgeted. Modesto’s review of its 1,045
contracts and agreements turned up 45 instances
where the city spent more than authorized. Former
Stockton City Manager Bob Deis has been retained
to help the city unravel the budget problems.
Pleasanton Community Services Director Susan
Andrade-Wax has retired effective February 8. Susan
has served as Director for nearly 10-years. Library
Director Heidi Murphy will serve as Acting Director for
both the Library Services Department and the
Community Services Director, and it is planned that
the two departments will merge this coming summer.
Susan previousl worked in Gilroy, Santa Clarita and
the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).
Nelson Fialho is the Pleasanton City Manager. Rita L.
Geldert was the City Manager in Vista from 1997 until
her retirement in 2011. During her 36-years of public
service, Rita worked for four different cities: Vacaville,
Merced, Dana Point and Vista. Rita served as the
President of the California City Management
Foundation Board of Trustees for 6-years. Christopher
Robin Rope (June 26, 1940 – February 8, 2015) retired
as the City Manager of the City of Industry after a 30-
year public management career. Chris in 1963 was
with the City of Dairy Valley (Cerritos). From 1964-1968
he worked as the Assistant City Manager in
Paramount. In January, 1968 Chris became the City
Manager in Palmdale, where he served until January,
1981. He worked as the Lomita City Manager in 1981-
1982, and then became the City of Industry Assistant
City Manager. He was appointed Industry City
Manager in March, 1985. Chris earned a BA from
California State University, Long Beach. Chris was the
Senior Class President at Woodrow Wilson High
School in Long Beach. Former Yountville Town
Manager (1999-2007) and Mount Shasta City
Manager (2008-2010) Kevin Plett has retired to
Silverado Pines in Napa. Kevin earned a BA and MPA
from the University of Phoenix. Kevin resigned from
Yountville in April, 2007 at the age of 48 after 8-years
as Town Manager. He previously worked as the
Yountville Finance Director. Ted Marconi, who served
as the Finance Director in Mount Shasta for 12-years,
took over for Kevin when his employment agreement
was terminated in 2012.
Picture by retired City
Manager Mark
Ochenduszko
“Never forget anything that made you smile.”
--Mark Twain
City Manager Newsletter By Trackdown Management Page 16 February, 2018
borah Collins began her working career in Sausalito as an Administrative Assistant
with an information technology and services firm in 1983. In 1984 she went to work
as a software support technician for an on-line software systems company in Chico.
She joined the Chico city staff in 1994 as Community Services Officer (CSO), and in
2001 she took a Management Analyst with the Chico Police Department. In 2009
she moved to the City Manager's Office in a Management Analyst post. Deborah
earned a BA in social work from California State University, Chico, and an MS in law
from Champlain College.
Still More Pieces Picked Up: City Manager Steve
McClary announced that Luke Connolly is the new
City of Ojai Community Development Director. Luke
is currently a Management Specialist/Planning
Division Manager for Monterey County’s Resource
Management Agency. He previously worked for the
Cities of Marina, Fremont, San Jose and Palo Alto.
Luke earned a Master’s degree in urban planning
from San Jose State University. Redding City Manager
Barry Tippin received high marks at his six-month
review of goals and objectives. Barry, who previously
served as the Assistant City Manager, was appointed
City Manager in June, 2017. Barry earned a BS in civil
engineering from California State University, Chico.
Recently appointed Norwalk City Manager Jesus M.
Gomez starts his new job on Tuesday, February 13.
Jesus is returning to Norwalk where he began his
public service career in 1989 as a Planning Intern.
Most recently Jesus worked as the City Manager in
the City of El Monte. Menlo Park Assistant City
Manager Chip Taylor will leave his position February
23 to begin work as the Public Works Director in
Sunnyvale. Chip joined the Menlo Park staff in 2005 as
Transportation Manager. He was the Public Works
Director in Menlo Park before taking the same
position in Millbrae where he was eventually named
Assistant City Manager. He returned to Menlo Park as
Assistant City Manager in October, 2015. Retired La
Mirada City Manager Tom Robinson established a
management consulting firm following a 41-year
career in local government: TR Management
Services. Tom served as the Interim City Manager in
La Habra Heights starting in September, 2013. *Greg
Nyhoff, former Oxnard City Manager, was formally
sworn in as the new Vallejo City Manager by Vallejo
Mayor Bob Sampayan. *Sal Flores of The Irving
Moskowitz Foundation in Hawaiian Gardens
presented Long Beach Red Cross representative
Mike Farrar with a check for $100,000 to help
California’s flood and fire victims. *Brian Hews of the
Los Cerritos News reports that Pico Rivera Council
Member Greg Salcido, a teacher at El Rancho High
School, lectured to his students “…that the US Military
is full of ‘dumbshits.’ *”Beetle Bailey” creator Mort
Walker passed away at the age of 94 on January 27,
2018 from pneumonia. *Former City Manager Raul
Romero was the Coachella City Manager (1982-
1984), South El Monte City Manager (1984-1994), and
City Administrator in Commerce (1995-2001). *Pico
Rivera Senior Administrative Services Analyst Carlos
Carrazco earned a BA and Masters in accounting
from the University of La Verne. *Former Hawaiian
Gardens City Manager Ernesto Marquez attended
the Caribbean World Series in Guadalajara, Mexico.
From the archives; retired Pico Rivera City Manager
Dennis Courtemarche with Susan Simpson in the
1980s. Susan, married to the Bellflower City
Administrator at the time, works for In-N-Out Burger.
Retired City Managers Tom Robinson and
Ted Gaebler when recognized by the League.
We Missed an Important Napa Official:
Napa Deputy City Manager Desiree Brun was good
enough to point out that our Napa list omitted former
Napa Assistant City Manager Nancy Weiss. We
apologize. Nancy was the Assistant to the City
Manager in Healdsburg (1983-1987); Assistant City
Manager in Benicia (1987-1993); and Town
Administrator in Yountville (1993-2001). She began
serving as the Napa Assistant City Manager in 2003.
She filled-in for City Manager Mike Parness while he
was on medical leave. Nancy retired in October. In
2014 Nancy received a 30-year ICMA Service Award.
Thanks again Desiree. We apologize for our oversight.
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