Suggestions sought for the next City Manager
Earlier this year City Manager Jim App announced his intent to retire December 30, 2015. In order to kick off the search for a new City Manager, the City of Paso Robles is seeking input from Paso Robles citizens regarding traits and characteristics they hope to find in Jim App’s successor.
Jim App will retire at year’s end.
Please submit suggestions via the online form located here.
You may also submit your suggestions to the following address by mail: City Clerk City of Paso Robles, 1000 Spring Street, Paso Robles, CA 93446.
Every member of the City Council will receive a copy of your comments. Please contact the City Manager’s office if you have any questions: (805) 237-3888.
Get someone out side of the Paso long time circle of "good ole boys…" Make sure they don't know Jim App and know how to fix city streets, have programs for their local youth and might have some idea how to get the drugs out of the town.
The citizenry has a vested interest and therefore should have a say in what happens in our town and that means a city manager. The city manager has too much independence and there needs to be oversight – which I never see in Paso Robles.
Paso Robles needs a city manager that doesn't play lifemanship games, isn't corrupt, doesn't cover up the civil and criminal malfeasence of the Ole'Boy Clique, and cleans up the rot and decay in the North End of Paso.
Get someone out side of the Paso long time circle of "good ole boys…" Make sure they don't know Jim App and know how to fix city streets, have programs for their local youth and might have some idea how to get the drugs out of the town.
The citizenry has a vested interest and therefore should have a say in what happens in our town and that means a city manager. The city manager has too much independence and there needs to be oversight – which I never see in Paso Robles.
Paso Robles needs a city manager that doesn't play lifemanship games, isn't corrupt, doesn't cover up the civil and criminal malfeasence of the Ole'Boy Clique, and cleans up the rot and decay in the North End of Paso.