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"Quarter Century" Managers 3rd InstallmentApril, 2010Volume 4, No. 9“Providing thread to help stitch together thefabric of the City Management Community.”www.trackdownmanagement.netJack A. and Susan Simpson, 16707 Gerritt Avenue, Cerritos, California 90703-1442Office No. 562/926-0800; Cell Nos. 562/896-5424 & 310/418-1035jack@trackdownmanagement.net; and jsimpson@trackdownmanagement.net1985 to 2010: Third InstallmentCalifornia City ManagersStill Working 25-years LaterWith this third issue of April, 2010 we are finishingup our "Quarter Century" managers. We haveadded a couple of folks who are still in thetrenches, though admittedly we have not gotall who are still serving in one capacity oranother. In this issue we have also attemptedto present a "raw" list of those who weremanagers in 1985, and, though not still citymanagers, they continue to be members ofICMA and listed in the ICMA Who's WhoDirectory.We apologize in advance foranyone we inadvertently missed.June 14, 2010ELEVENTH ANNUAL KNAPP GOLF CLASSICShotgun Scramble - Noon 175 Entry/ 35 Dinner OnlyWestern Hills Golf and Country Club1800 Carbon Canyon RoadChino Hills, California 91709Telephone: 714-528-6400The 2010 MLBseason isunderway.FormerCity ManagersRay Harris andDon Pruynwere at theAngels'Opening Day,April 5th inAnaheim.
Trackdown Management NewsletterApril, 2010 Special II Issue3rd Installment: City ManagersStill Serving 25-years LaterContinuing the "Quarter Century" service list, wecontinue to primarily rely on the ICMA Who'sWho Directory.We do attempt to findsupplemental information from other sources,but time prevents in-depth research on eachindividual. We hope you enjoy this presentation.In 1985 John Jalili was the Santa Monica CityManager. John began his public managementcareer as the Assistant Director of Planning inNorman, Oklahoma in 1964. In December, 1966he took the Director of Planning position inAmes, Iowa, and in March, 1970 John moved toCalifornia to be the Director of Planning &Development in Inglewood. In 1974 he movedto the Santa Monica Director of EnvironmentalServices post.John was appointed SantaMonica Assistant City Manager in June, 1979and in December, 1984 he was promoted tothe City Manager position where he served unitretirement at the end of 1999.John justrecently concluded an Interim City Managerassignment in Lomita.He has a BA fromColgate University and an MA from theUniversity of Oklahoma. He earned a 35-yearICMA Service Award.2City Manager Newsletter by TrackdownCalifornia Contract Cities AssociationAnnual Municipal Seminar 2010May 13 - 16, 2010The Renaissance Esmeralda, Indian WellsFor Information call: 562-622-5533http://www.contractcities.org/In 1985 Charles E. McNeely was the Seaside CityManager. He began his public service career in1972 as an Administrative Intern in San Diego.Charles took a ManagementAssistantassignment in Palo Alto in June, 1976, and wasappointed Assistant to the City Manager therein 1978. In July, 1983 he was selected to be theCity Manager in Seaside, where he served for alittle more than 10-years before taking theAssistant General Manager post for the East BayUtility District. In May, 1996 he became the CityManager in Reno, Nevada, and in June of lastyear (2009) he came back to California to bethe San Bernardino City Manager. Charles hasa BA and an MPA from the University of Kansas.Between September, 2001 and October, 2004he served on the ICMA Executive Board as aRegional Vice President. He is the recipient ofthe 2004 ICMA Carolyn Keane Award, and hehas earned a 30-year ICMA Service "Steve McQueen looks good in this movie. He must havemade it before he died." --Yogi Berra7-year old Tyler Simpson Pouncéy on avisit to Norwalk City Hall
Trackdown Management NewsletterApril, 2010 Special II Issue3rd Installment: City ManagersStill Serving 25-years LaterIn 1985 Brock T. Arner was the City Manager inthe City of Sonoma. Brock began his publicmanagement career as an AdministrativeAssistant in 1975, upon returning from Vietnam.In 1977 he was promoted to the Director ofAdministrative Services position. Brock headednorth to take the Sonoma City Manager job inDecember, 1979 and he served there for some15-years. In 1994 he was selected to be theSausalito City Manager. In 2000 Brock movedto San Pablo, first as the Interim CommunityServices Director and then City Managerstarting in July, 2001. Brock retired last month.He has a BA from the University of California,Santa Barbara , an MS from California StateUniversity, and an MPA from USC. Brock is anordained minister through the Universal LifeChurch. He was inducted into the Buena ParkHigh School Athletic Hall of Fame in 1991.Brock's daughter Melanie Arner Corona is anexecutive in the San Francisco office of m3City Manager Newsletter by TrackdownTrackdown Posse Roster:Gregory Korduner, Huntington ParkHoward Chambers, LakewoodMike Egan, BellflowerErnie Garcia, NorwalkJoe Tanner, Retired City ManagerBob Adams, VallejoDave Carmany, Seal BeachMaria Dadian, ArtesiaKen Bayless, Greater L.A. Vector Control DistrictJeff Stewart, Los AlamitosKevin O’Rourke, Stockton & Urban Futures, Inc.Tom Odom, Rancho Palos VerdesGeorge Rodericks, BelvedereJune Catalano, Pleasant HillNelson Oliva, HerculesRichard Ramirez, American CanyonVern Lawson, LancasterFran Delach, AzusaBill Kelly, Urban Futures, Inc.Chris Kelly, Chino HillsDon Penman, ArcadiaJason Gonsalves, Joe A. Gonsalves & SonAnthony Gonsalves, Joe A. Gonsalves & SonPaul Gonsalves, Joe A. Gonsalves & SonBill Crowe, El SegundoSteve R. Thatcher, SRT AssociatesErnesto Marquez, Hawaiian GardensGary K. & Mary Jo Sloan, La Mirada (Retired)Bob & Nadean Dickey, South GateDeborah Lopez, Pico RiveraJan Perkins, Management PartnersAndy Takata, BanningMarcia Raines, MillbraeGene Rogers, Moreno Valley (Retired)Anthony R. Ybarra, South El MonteArthur C. Simonian, Simonian Consulting, Inc.Bob Griego, Irwindale (Retired)Ken Caresio, Retired City ManagerGreg Nordbak, Midway City Sanitary DistrictCarlos Urrutia, RocklinMichael P. Busch, Urban Futures, Inc.Wade McKinney, AtascaderoAndy Lazzaretto, A.C. Lazzaretto & AssociatesDoug LaBelle (Maui Doug), Chino Hills (Retired)John Keisler, Long BeachSheryl Lindsey-Boell, CH2MHILL OMISam Olivito, California Contract Cities AssociationBob Dominguez, Placentia (Retired)Jack Lam, Rancho CucamongaLarry F. Pennell, Wasco (Retired)Phil Vince, MartinezGary Chicots, Retired City ManagerRod B. Butler, Crescent CityJerry Gruber, AthertonFred Latham, Santa Fe SpringsAnthony Lopez, Retired City ManagerJim Gilley, The GILLEY GROUP LLCMarshall Linn, Urban Futures, Inc.Dr. Bill Mathis, Mathis GroupJerry Forde, HuronFred Diaz, FremontCity Of CerritosLinda Lowry, PomonaMike & Judie Sedell, Simi Valley
Trackdown Management NewsletterApril, 2010 Special II Issue4City Manager Newsletter by TrackdownEmail Contact at: woconnor@ocsec.com3rd Installment: City ManagersStill Serving 25-years LaterIn 1985 Kevin O’Rourke was theCity Manager in the City ofStanton and in November, 1985hewasappointedCityManager in Buena Park. Kevinbegan his public managementcareer journey following acouple of years in the private sector in 1977 asthe Director of Human Resources in Stanton. InJanuary, 1981 he was appointed Assistant tothe City Manager, and in 1982 Kevin wasappointed Stanton City Manager/City Clerk. InNovember, 1985 he moved to the CityManager post in Buena Park. Kevin served inthe “Home of Knott‟s Berry Farm” for nearly adozen years before moving to NorthernCalifornia to be the City Manager in Fairfield inMarch, 1997. Kevin retired from his Fairfield postin 2008, and became associated with UrbanFutures, Inc.He jumped back into publicmanagement though, and is currently servingas the Interim City Manager in Stockton. Kevinhas a BA from La Salle College, Pennsylvania.He served on the ICMA Executive Board fromSeptember, 2000 to September, 2003 as a WestCoast Regional Vice President. Kevin is a pastPresident of the City Managers‟ Department ofthe League of California Cities (1997 -98). Hehas also served on the Cal-ICMA Board, and heChaired the ICMA Committee on GovernmentAffairs (formerly Public Policy). He is an ICMACredentialed Manager and earned his 30-yearICMA Service Award in 2007.www.intellibridgepartners.comFormerly Moreland Personnel ServicesIn 1985 Stephen L. Wright was the City Managerin Taft. Steve began his public managementcareer in 1967 as an Administrative Assistant inSignal Hill, and he was appointed AssistantAdministrative Officer in 1970.Steve wasselected for the Assistant City Manager post inLynwood in February, 1972 and was elevated toCity Manager in December of that year, servingin that position until November, 1976. In 1977Steve was appointed City Manager in Taft,where he served for a few months more than adozen years. He moved to Big Bear Lake as CityManager in September, 1989, and in 1993 Stevemoved north to become the first Truckee TownManager. Truckee grew as a railroad townoriginally named Colburn Station, starting withthe Transcontinental Railroad project. Steveretired from Truckee in 2005, and is listed as theWheatland City Manager in the League's CityManager Directory starting in 2006. He has a BAfrom California State University.http://www.kndinc.com/index.htmThe Local Taxpayer, Public Safety and TransportationProtection Actwww.savelocalservices.com
Trackdown Management NewsletterApril, 2010 Special II Issue5City Manager Newsletter by TrackdownExperienced in conducting personnel –and internal affairs investigations.Contact Joseph C. De Ladurantey714.940.6370 om3rd Installment: City ManagersStill Serving 25-years LaterIn 1985 Torrance City Manager LeRoy J.Jackson was the City Manager in Torrance. Hebegan his public management career in 1965as an Administrative Intern in Pasadena. InAugust, 1966 he joined the Torrance city staffas a Personnel Analyst, and has been with thecity since holding a number of positions,including: Senior Administrative Assistant, 1968;Assistant to the City Manager, 1971; ChiefAssistant to the City Manager, 1979; andAssistant City Manager in June, 1981. LeRoywas appointed Torrance City Manager inJanuary, 1983. He has a BPA and MPA fromCalifornia State University, Long Beach, and heearned a rare 40-year ICMA Service Award in2006. He is a member of the 17-member Boardof Directors for the Los Angeles RegionalInteroperable Communications System (LARICS).www.englanderpr.comIn 1985 Tustin City Manager William A. Hustonwas the City Manager in Tustin. Bill started hispublic management career in November, 1970as an Administrative Assistant in Simi Valley. InJune, 1972 he was promoted to Assistant to theCity Manager, and in 1975 he left Simi Valley totake the Assistant City Administrator job inMillbrae. In October, 1978 he was elevated toMillbrae City Administrator. In 1981 Bill returnedto Southern California as the Tustin CityManager and he has served there since. Hehas a BA from the California State University,Northridge and an MPA from USC. He hasearned a 35-year ICMA Service Award.Tustin incorporated in 1927 with a population ofabout 900. During World War II, a Navy antisubmarine airship base (later to become a MarineCorps helicopter station) was established inunincorporated land south of the city; the two blimphangars are among the largest wooden structuresever built and are listed on the National Register ofHistoric Places. After the war Tustin annexed nearbyunincorporated land including the resinc.com/
Trackdown Management NewsletterApril, 2010 Special II Issue6City Manager Newsletter by Trackdown3rd Installment: City ManagersStill Serving 25-years LaterIn 1985 James L. Cox was the City Manager inVictorville. Jim started his public service careerin the United States Navy. After an honorabledischarge and graduating in 1966as anAdministrative Assistant in Indio. In October,1967 Jim took a similar position in Victorville andstarted up through the organization fromAdministrative Assistant; Assistant City Manager,1968; and City Manager in December, 1969. Heretired as the Victorville City Manager 31-yearslater in 2000. That year he lost a bid to becomea High Desert State Legislator, but wasappointed to the Board of Directors of theMojave Desert Resource Conservation District.Jim has served on the Victor Valley HospitalBoard of Directors too. He was elected to theVictor Valley Water District Board in 2003, andserved there until the District merged with theCity of Victorville in 2007. In September, 2007Jim was appointed Interim Town Manager inApple Valley and served that community untilAugust, 2008. In January, 2009 Jim returned toVictorville as the Interim City Manager, and inno time at all the “Interim” was dropped fromhis title. Jim has a BA from San Diego StateUniversity, and a MPA from psomasfmg.com/In 1985 Ted Gaebler was the City Manager inVisalia.He was listed on our "Oregonexperience" list already, but we cannot leavehim off this "quarter century" list. It was in 1992whenTedco-authored“ReinventingGovernment” with David Osborne earningsome celebrity. Ted began his career in 1963with a 3-month paid internship in Oxford, Ohio.In 1964 he served 6-months as an AdministrativeAssistant in Dayton, Ohio, and in June, 1965 heaccepted an Administrative Assistant post inSalem, Oregon. He was appointed Assistant tothe City Manager in 1969. In June, 1970 Tedheaded east to become the Assistant Managerin Columbia, Maryland, and after nearly twoyears in that position he was appointed CityManager in Vandalia, Ohio in June, 1972. Tedmoved back to California in November, 1975 toaccept the Assistant City Manager post inVisalia, and in 1978 he was appointed VisaliaCity Manager. Ted served in Visalia until thesummer of 1985 when he served five months asthe San Rafael City Manager prior to taking thereins as President of The Gaebler Group, Inc. inDecember, 1985. Ted served a three-monthassignment at Interim City Manager in Herculesin 1987, and a 6-month assignment as theAssistant Chief Executive Officer in Washington,D.C. in 1998. In January, 2000 Ted moved backinto full-time local government employment asthe County Executive Officer in NevadaCounty, California where he served until 2003.After a 6-month Interim City Managerassignment in East Palo Alto in 2003, Ted wasappointed to his current post as RanchoCordova City Manager in October, 2003. Inaddition to the BA from Miami University, Tedearned a MGA from the University ofPennsylvania. Besides his 30-year ICMA ServiceAward, Ted is the 1979 recipient of the ICMAManagement Innovation Award, and the 2009recipient of the ICMA Career DevelopmentAward in Memory of L. P. Cookingham.
Trackdown Management NewsletterApril, 2010 Special II Issue3rd Installment: City ManagersStill Serving 25-years LaterIn 1985 Thomas G. Mauk was the City Managerin the City of Whittier. Tom began his publicmanagementcareerin1967asanAdministrative Analyst in Los Angeles. In July,1970 he moved to Montclair as the AssistantCity Manager to City Manager Lauren M.Wasserman. In April, 1976 Tom was appointedCity Manager in Norco, and in October, 1980Tom was selected to serve the City of Whittier asCity Manager. Tom‟s Whittier tenure was morethan 19-years, before he took the La Habra CityManager post in December, 1999. When Tomleft La Habra in 2002 he took a short walk of theprivate sector side before being recruited toserve as County Executive Officer in OrangeCounty in October, 2004 where he currentlyserves. Tom has a BS from California StatePolytechnic College, and an MPA from USC.Tom was the 1995-96 President of the CityManagers‟ Department of the League ofCalifornia Cities. He served on the ICMAExecutive Board as a Regional Vice President,1997-2000. Tom earned a rare 40-year ICMAService Award in 2009.7City Manager Newsletter by TrackdownIn 1985 Andrew C. Lazzarettowas the City Manager in theCity of Burbank, and it wasthat year that he foundedA.C. Lazzaretto & Associates.Andy began his career as anAdministrativeInterninMontebello in 1964. In 1965he was selected to serve asthe Assistant City Manager in Lynwood. (It wasduring this time that I first met Andy at an Area„E‟ Civil Defense meeting.) In September, 1969Andy was appointed City Manager in Walnut,and he left there in December, 1975 to take theMontebello Assistant City Administrator post.After nearly two years working with MontebelloCity Administrator Roy Pederson, Andy wasrecruited to be the City Administrator in Stantonin 1977. He was appointed to the AlhambraCity Manager position in 1980, and served thereuntil 1983 when he was selected to be theBurbank City Manager. In June, 1985 Andyfounded his consulting firm and developed anoutstanding reputation and, as a result,developed an excellent public agency clientlist. Andy served as the Pomona City Managerfor a time, and in 2006 Andy returned to citygovernment as the City Manager in Rosemeadfor a little more than a year. He has returned tohis successful A. C. Lazzaretto & ing firm. Andy has a BA from Saint Mary'sCollege in Moraga and an MS from CaliforniaState University, Los Angeles. He earned a 20year ICMA Service eId com/www.myspace.com/caseysimpsonmusic
Trackdown Management NewsletterApril, 2010 Special II Issue8City Manager Newsletter by TrackdownMunicipal Law ServicesColantuono & Levinwww.CLLAW.UShttp://caltrust.org/Contact Lyle Defenbaugh about CalTRUST investmentopportunities for cities. Lyle.Defenbaugh@wachoviaps.com3rd Installment: City ManagersStill Serving 25-years LaterIn 1985 Leonard G. Wood was the City Managerin Claremont. Len started his career as anAdministrative Aide in 1966 in Santa Ana. InNovember, 1967 he went to Burbank as anAdministrative Analyst/Intern. In 1968 he waspromoted to Administrative Analyst II and in1969 he was appointed to a Burbank SeniorAdministrative Assistant post. In 1970 Len joinedthe Simi Valley staff as the Assistant CityManager & General Services Director, and in1973 Len was promoted to Simi Valley DeputyCity Manager. In December, 1973 Len wasappointed City Manager in Rancho PalosVerdes, and in 1980 he took the City Managerassignment in Claremont. In January, 1988 Lenstarted Len Wood Associates. Since then hehas taken numerous “interim” assignments,including: Bell, La Palma, Signal Hill, Colton,Ontario, La Palma (again), Goleta, Signal HillDeputy City Manager. He has provided manyjurisdictions with needed consulting work andtraining.Len co-authored the book: “TalesFrom the Trenches,” and among otherpublications wrote “Local Government Dollars& Sense.” Len has a BA from California StateUniversity, Long Beach and an MPA from USC.He earned a 20-year ICMA Service Award."Tommy (Lasorda) doesn't stop eating when he's full;he stops when his arms are tired."---L.A. Dodger Second Baseman Steve Saxwww.tischlerbise.comIn 1985 Anthony Bonilla Lopez was the CityManager in Corning. Tony began his career asan Administrative Intern in 1974 in Paramount. In1975 he took an Administrative Intern positionwith the Long Beach Police Department. In1976Tony became the Director of OutreachProgramming in Stanton and served there untilJanuary, 1980. In 1981 he took the HumanServices Director assignment in Desert HotSprings, and in 1982 he was appointedAdministrative Services Director in Coachella. InNovember, 1984 Tony became the Corning CityManager, where he serves for nearly 9-years. In1993 he moved to the Orange Cove CityManagers post, and in 1998 he returned toSouthern California as the City Administrator inHawaiian Gardens. In December, 2002 TonybecametheTemporaryPublicWorksDepartment Fi
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