La Verne : City Manager Appointed
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Martin Lomeli, assistant city manager of La Verne for the past seven years, has been named city manager. Lomeli, 31, succeeds William Sheldon Jr., who resigned May 23 after serving 4 1/2 years.
Lomeli’s salary has not been set but will be between $60,228 and $73,200 a year, according to figures approved by the council.
Lomeli holds a number of other city positions, including administrative services director, city treasurer and economic development officer.
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