- Patrick Marsh is set to start his role as city manager of California City on Monday.
- Marsh is the first to be hired without the interim tag in a little over a year in Cal City.
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Patrick Marsh is set to start work as the city manager of California City on Monday, Mayor Kelly Kulikoff told 23 ABC on Friday.
It’s the first time in just a little over a year that the hire is without an interim tag.
Cal City went through five city managers during that time.
Michele Martinez stepped down in January, a mere 10 weeks into the job because she said she was concerned for her safety.
Marsh most recently worked as a city manager in Fernley, Nev.
His role will be set for official approval during the council meeting on March 12.
Kulikoff also released the following statement to 23 ABC:
"Having a permanent city manager provides stability and continuity in city operations, allowing for long-term planning and strategic initiatives. The problem most cities face is finding the right leadership for the job. It’s a big responsibility. My hope is on March 12th, after public discussion, that we move forward on the best path for the future of California City."
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