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Timothy P. Dodge was appointed as the Manager of the City of Las Vegas
New Mexico in March of 2009 by Mayor Tony E. Marquez Jr. The position
is the Chief Administrative officer and is responsible for overseeing
the 13 departments of the City of Las Vegas. Timothy is tasked with
the preparation of the city’s budgets, financial reports, and performs
all tasks required for the effective financial management of the
municipality. As City Manager Timothy is also tasked with assisting
the governing body in the drafting of all resolutions, ordinances,
rules and procedures, and is responsible for the successful
implementation, and enforcement once enacted by the governing body.
He is responsible for keeping the Mayor and Council informed of the
conditions and needs of the municipality and issues recommendations
deemed desirable or as may be requested by the Mayor or the governing
body.
Prior to his appointment as the Las Vegas City Manager Timothy worked
for the City of Santa Rosa as the City Administrator for seven years.
Timothy worked on the municipality’s complex water rights portfolio
and established a 40-year water plan, thus assuring water supply for
the future. He has also been involved with the municipality’s
aggressive community development campaign “MOVING SANTA ROSA FORWARD,”
which invested millions of dollars into Santa Rosa’s local economy.
Timothy P. Dodge is also the owner of the Dodge Agency which is an
Independent Insurance Agency established in 1994 by obtaining several
contracts with various insurance companies and insurance brokers. He
currently maintains his insurance license, but has not been involved
in the operations since 1998. His wife Marilyn administers all
operations of the agency.
Timothy P. Dodge graduated in 1990 with a bachelor’s degree in
Business Administration and Financial Management. He graduated from
Santa Rosa High School in 1984. Timothy is a member of the
International City Managers Association (ICMA), and attends the ICMA
University, he is also a Member of the New Mexico Municipal League,
and City Managers Association. |