Brentwood City Manager Tim Ogden is moving on from the job after five years.
The city announced recently that Ogden has accepted a job as general manager of the Cosumnes Community Services District, which provides emergency medical, fire protection, parks, and recreation services for more than 210,000 Sacramento County residents.
Ogden’s last official day with Brentwood will be April 26. The city will appoint an interim city manager to temporarily fill the job.
“I am proud to say the Brentwood community is in very good hands at all levels of staff, and that the values-driven work in support of residents will be sustained throughout this leadership transition,” Brentwood Mayor Susannah Meyer said in a statement. “We are fully committed to the continuation of all city services as we navigate the process to bring in a new city manager.”
Ogden took over in February 2020 and the city said his tenure has been marked by numerous strategic initiatives that have served city residents and visitors well.
The city singled out his efforts in numerous community engagement forums, the expansion of Sand Creek Road, the opening of a new Costco store, and the continued marketing and development of the Innovation Center @ Brentwood to attract more job growth.
“We are fully committed to the continuation of all city services as we navigate the process to bring in a new city manager.”
Mayor Susannah Meyer
“I have loved serving the community of Brentwood that has been my home for the last five years,” Ogden said. “It has been an absolute honor to work with such amazing staff and to celebrate the accomplishments of the council-inspired visions for a better Brentwood.”
The council will soon outline a plan to recruit and select a new city manager.
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