City of Dublin, CA

Join us in congratulating outgoing City Manager Linda Smith on 15 years of dedicated service to the City of Dublin. Linda was Dublin's leader through numerous milestones, developments, and events. Hearing reflections from those who worked closest with her as she prepared to depart was both inspiring and a great reminder of why this is such a fantastic community to work for. Congratulations, Linda—we'll see you around! ☘️

🌿 2024 Tri-Valley Life Sciences Summit is just around the corner! This October 23, join leading innovators, entrepreneurs, and investors at Rosewood Commons to drive the future of healthcare and life sciences forward. From insights shared by Neil Ray, MD, CEO and Founder, Raydiant Oximetry, Inc. with moderator Genevieve LeMarchal, Managing Partner Suncoast Ventures, to a panel of life sciences experts moderated by Paco Cifuentes, VP of Commercial Development from General Inception, this event offers a valuable opportunity to connect and collaborate. In our press release, Pamela Galley, RN, Senior VP and Area Manager of Kaiser Permanente,the event's title #sponsor, shared: "At Kaiser Permanente, we are deeply committed to supporting innovation that enhances healthcare outcomes and addresses real-world challenges." 💼 Read more: https://loom.ly/CUpbA5o 📅 When: October 23, 2024 | 4:30–7:30 PM 📍 Where: Rosewood Commons Conference Center, Pleasanton, CA 🎟️ Cost: FREE (but registration is required) 🔗 Register here: https://lnkd.in/g7UzKPYM #LifeSciences #HealthcareInnovation #NetworkingEvent #TriValley #KaiserPermanente #StartupTriValley #Pleasanton #TVLSS2024

Team Building with Team Dublin! ☘️ We’re lucky to have an amazing internal community services crew that’s all about bringing our staff together. This cross-department collaboration not only strengthens our team but also makes our services to the community even better. Two weeks ago, they brought us Athleisure Week, where comfy clothes were encouraged for a $10 donation, all supporting community causes like the Don Biddle Memorial Scholarship. And today, we capped off a 10-team pickleball tournament, giving each team at least 40 minutes of fresh air, friendly competition, and exercise with colleagues—before the heat (or double elimination) sent them back to their desks or in the field. What’s the most memorable team-building activity you’ve been a part of?

BODYBAR Pilates is an exciting business in Dublin that opened earlier this year and its our latest Small Business Spotlight feature. This chic, modern studio has quickly built a dedicated community since opening in May. Studio Manager Erica Cousart attributes much of this early success to the welcoming environment created by the studio's close-knit team.

Are you a highly organized, detail-oriented professional with experience in records management, ideally within law enforcement or government? Dublin Police Services is looking for someone like you! As an Office Assistant II, you'll play a critical role in maintaining accurate records, handling sensitive information, and supporting the department's mission. 🔗 Learn more and apply today: https://ow.ly/x0Gv50TjACH

The Dublin City Council has announced the appointment of Assistant City Manager Colleen Tribby as the next City Manager, subject to negotiation of an employment agreement. Tribby will become City Manager in mid-October 2024, following City Manager Linda Smith’s retirement. View full press release: https://ow.ly/oWc850T82wp

Join Our Team as an Assistant or Associate Civil Engineer! If you're passionate about managing the planning, design, construction, and post-construction phases of Capital Improvement Programs and public works projects, including facilities, buildings, parks, trails, and streets, we'd love to hear from you. •Position: Assistant Civil Engineer or Associate Civil Engineer •Department: Public Works •Salary: Assistant: $114,214.10 - $142,764.44 annually; Associate: $132,840.50 - $166,056.80 annually 🔗 https://ow.ly/SzGS50SOI5s #DublinCA #CivilEngineer #EngineeringJobs #PublicWorks #Hiring #JobOpportunity

Join our team! Public Works is looking for a Principal Engineer to lead a section of our Engineering Division's day-to-day operations. This role involves managing complex engineering programs, supervising staff, and collaborating with various stakeholders. If you have a strong background in municipal engineering and a passion for public service, apply now and contribute to our city's development. https://bit.ly/3ygzDQH #JobOpportunity #Engineering #PublicWorks #DublinCA

Dublin City Manager Linda Smith has announced plans to retire from the City of Dublin in October of this year after a distinguished 15-plus year career with the City. Smith has served as the City Manager for nearly five years, successfully leading the organization during the pandemic and the subsequent period of growth and transformation. Smith became City Manager in December 2019 and was on the job for 75 days before the start of pandemic. During that time, she led both the City of Dublin and served as the Chair of the Alameda County City Manager’s Association, where she helped to spearhead efforts with the Public Health Officer regarding closures and restrictions. Smith led the City’s economic recovery efforts during the pandemic, including efforts to support businesses and help them pivot during the closures. She facilitated the creation of several programs, resulting in $2.68 million being provided to the community to support local businesses and residents in need. “Working for the City has been an honor and privilege over these last 15 years. This community, even during its stages of growth, has kept its connectivity and small-town character,” said Smith. “I am so proud of the team we have here serving this community and I know that the great work will continue on behalf of the residents and businesses.” As the City’s chief executive, Smith provided solid fiscal stewardship and led major efforts to promote affordability in the community. During her five years as City Manager, the City amassed a $120 million surplus that was used to fund key capital projects and bolster the City’s reserve funds. She also worked to gain approval of more than 730 units of affordable housing. Full press release: https://bit.ly/3xUUb0Y

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