A new city manager is set to take office. José "Joe" Gómez will assume the role on January 8, 2027. He currently serves as deputy city manager.
The current city manager, Peter Iglesias, announced his resignation in May and is scheduled to step down. Iglesias has expressed confidence in Gómez's ability to lead. Gómez's appointment is moving forward, with Iglesias recommending him for the position.
Further details about the transition and Gómez's background are available from the source.
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