GLENDORA ANNOUNCES NEW ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER APPOINTMENT
The City of Glendora announces the appointment of Moises Lopez to the role of Assistant City Manager. City Council ratified the City Manager’s selection at the June 8, 2021 Council meeting. Lopez will begin sometime in late June or early July.
Currently the Deputy City Manager for the City of Riverside, Lopez brings to Glendora experience with Intergovernmental and Legislative Affairs, as well as in Finance, Library, Museum, and General Services. Additionally, during his tenure as Deputy City Manager, Lopez oversaw the Office of Homeless Solutions, and was instrumental in coordinating efforts pertaining to the California Air Resources Board’s Southern California Headquarters, as well as establishing the City’s priority-based budgeting system.
Beginning in 2005, Lopez worked in Community Development, first as a Planning Intern, then as Assistant Planner, Associate Planner and Senior Management Analyst until 2015, when he became the Intergovernmental Relations Officer before being appointed as Deputy City Manager in 2018, overall serving the Riverside community for more than 15 years.
“I’m excited about joining the Glendora team,” said Lopez. “And I’m excited to do my part to help advance the City Council’s ambitious Strategic Plan and deliver the effective municipal services our resident and business community need.”
Lopez’s responsibilities in Glendora will include providing assistance with key City initiatives, such as legislative affairs, homelessness, capital projects, and helping Glendora tackle its 2020-2023 Strategic Plan.
“I’m thrilled that Moises has decided to join our excellent team. His skill set, combined with his passion for public service, will make him a key asset to the City of Glendora,” said Glendora City Manager Adam Raymond.
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