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CITY MANAGER’S OFFICE OVERVIEW AND
EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION
City Council
February 6, 2024
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2 People of
Riverside
City Attorney City Manager
City Staff
City Clerk
Mayor City Council
City of Riverside Organizational ChartORGANIZATIONAL CHART Boards &
Commissions
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3 WHAT WE DO
Executive
Leadership
Grant Administration
Californians For All Fellows
Department
Administration
Public Information Officer
Envision Riverside 2025
Strategic Plan
2024 Book of Work
Communications
Chief Sustainability Officer
Office of Sustainability
Community Police Review
CommissionInternal Audit
Intergovernmental Relations
Diversity, Equity and
Inclusion Officer
Human Relations
CommissionCity
Manager’s
Office
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4 CITY MANAGERS OFFICE ADMINISTRATION
Grants
Administration
Governmental
Relations
Office
Administration
Recruiting Principal Analysts Promoted
New Analysts to New Positions!
Jeff
McLaughlin
Chekesha
Gilliam
Jennifer Anderson, Lead
Monique Morrison‐Cook
Daisy Gastelum
Grants Assistant
VACANT
Pub. Works Deputy Director, Lee Withers
HR Workforce Mgr., Randy Solis
HHS Deputy Director, Megan Stoye
Recruiting
Recruiting
On Hold
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5 QUALITY OF LIFE
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6 SUSTAINABILITY
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7 HIGH PERFORMANCE TEAM
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8 PUBLIC SAFETY, HOUSING AND HUMAN SERVICES,
& COMMUNICATIONS
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9 2023 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Restructured Executive Staff and Appointed New Finance Director Established Department of Housing and Human Services
Stabilized the Budget
Record $200M+ in grants and outside funding
Reestablished the Internal Audit Program
Hired 496 new employees, including 62 police officers
Energized the Safety Program and DEI Initiative
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10 2023 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Large Investment in Public Works including streets, sidewalks, medians Large Investment in Parks including playgrounds, trails, senior centers Large Investment in Public Safety including police cars, helicopters Fireworks, Library Hours, Pool Use, Ice Skating and record Festival of Lights Improving Permitting – 6,000 permits, $335M, highest since 2006 Energized Economic Development with new plan, new staff, new energy Upgraded Boards and Commissions and public outreach
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11 Take Charge,
Lead & Innovate
“A person who feels
genuinely appreciated
will always do more
than what is expected.”
AND FINALLY…
Empowered All
Departments to…
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12 KEY PRIORITIES
Support of a High-Performance Team
Addressing Homelessness and Housing
Focus on Public Safety
Solidifying City Finances
Better than Well Maintained City Infrastructure
Reliable Customer Service and Service Delivery
Energizing Economic Development
Complete the 2024 Book of Work
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13 EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR
Employee of the Year
2023
Employee who
made the
greatest impact
in 2023 is
________________ .
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14 THANK YOU!
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