City of Encinitas 2020 Annual Report

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CITY MANAGER’S LETTER 2020 Annual Report

GREETINGS ENCINITAS, I am pleased to introduce myself to all Encinitas

This year’s extended Annual Report describes

This annual report reflects on all the City’s

residents in the first Annual Report that is being

many of the efforts the City made to maintain

accomplishments, projects, and priorities

published since I joined the City as City Manager in

the consistency of services to the community,

during this last year and a half as we reflect

October 2020. I have been privileged to continue

while maintaining a balanced budget and

on the period of the COVID-19 pandemic

my career in this beautiful City and to have the

kicking off the long-awaited Leucadia

which continues to affect us all. It is remarkable

opportunity to work with this City Council, and

Streetscape project, the launch of San Diego

to see what we achieved amid so much

alongside a staff that is truly dedicated to the

Community Power, and breaking ground

uncertainty and change. The world

best interests of Encinitas residents.

on the long awaited Olympus Park, which

positively seems different on the other

opened in June of this year.

side of 2020, and I am confident in our

This edition of the Annual Report has been

continued ability to safeguard and enrich

expanded to include the first six months of 2021,

While the calendar year of 2020 is behind us,

a period where we closed out one calendar year

the ripple effects of COVID-19 are still being felt.

without our traditions of ringing in a new year.

To our businesses and restaurants, you are

I have been impressed with the hard work of the

integral to our community, and we have been

Encinitas City Council and staff, as they navigated

inspired by your resolve to remain open and

the information regarding COVID-19 and pivoted

work within the guidelines set forth by the

to continue the essential services of the City with

County Department of Public Health. To our

little to no interruption. A special thanks must be

residents, thank you for your resiliency and

extended to Assistant City Manager, Jennifer

patience. We all look forward to the day when

Campbell, who navigated the City’s response

the effects of COVID-19 are relegated to

Pamela Antil

to the pandemic expertly from June to October

stories we tell new generations.

City Manager, City of Encinitas

as Interim City Manager before my arrival.

our beloved community. Sincerely,


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