Santa Barbara County Sees More City Manager Retirements
At least two administrators from the Santa Barbara County area will vacate their positions this month.
Atascadero City Manager to Retire
Atascadero City Manager Rachelle Rickard is hanging up her hat after 26 years in local government. Rickard has announced her retirement, effective this July.
Oceanside Police Chief Fred Armijo to Retire
Armijo will leave the job on April 1.
Santa Fe Springs City Manager Ray Cruz Retires
Santa Fe Springs City Manager Raymond R. Cruz retired on December 30th after a 35-year career in local government.
San Rafael’s City Manager to Retire
Jim Schutz will end his eight-year run as San Rafael City Manager this July. Schutz announced his retirement last month.
Rancho Cordova City Manager Cyrus Abhar to Retire
Rancho Cordova City Manager Cyrus Abhar plans to retire at the end of 2022, concluding an impressive career spanning more than 30 years.
Fresno City Manager Abruptly Resigns
The announcement follows clashes with some members of the city council and a reported “outburst” during a closed session meeting.
Walnut City Manager Rob Wishner is Retiring
After nearly 16 years as Walnut’s top administrator, Rob Wishner is calling it quits. He announced his retirement Wednesday, effective Feb. 1.
Longtime Pleasanton Manager Nelson Fialho to Retire
Pleasanton City Manager Nelson Fialho announced his retirement Tuesday after 17 years on the job and an incredible three decades in public service. Fialho will depart after Thanksgiving.
Burbank Police Chief Scott LaChasse, Fearless Reformer, Announces Retirement
He leaves behind a legacy of healing and reform.