Dominick Casey appointed Roseville Assistant City Manager

Roseville, Calif.- Acting Roseville City Manager Rob Jensen today appointed Dominick Casey as Assistant City Manager on a permanent basis, transitioning from the "acting" capacity that he had been serving in for the past several weeks. 

Casey, the City's Parks, Recreation & Libraries Director since 2011, will be an instrumental part of the search for a new Parks, Recreation & Libraries director that will get underway immediately.

"We've all dealt with a lot of change in short order," Jensen said, referring to City Manager Ray Kerridge's auto accident and the retirement announcement that followed.  "With a renewed emphasis on succession planning, we're fortunate that Dom is ready to take on this new role.  Dom is a leader.  Along with his proven technical and management skills, he brings to the position integrity, enthusiasm and a desire to engage with staff at all levels. These are qualities that are critical for our team. " 

"I love working and living in Roseville, it is truly a great City. We have some of the most talented and dedicated folks I have ever had the pleasure of working with," said Casey.  "I am excited to begin working with the council, staff, residents, and our community partners in my new role to make it even better. I see all the growth and development coming to Roseville and I am thrilled to be a part of the team helping to guide and lead it. It's a big job, but we have great people, and working together we are going to do great things!"

Casey has been the Parks, Recreation, & Libraries Director since 2011. He came to Roseville from Henderson, Nevada where he worked for 17 years, most recently serving as the Assistant Parks & Recreation Director. 

Casey holds an Associate's degree in Ornamental Horticulture, a B.S. in Parks & Recreation Management and a Master's of Science in Organizational Management.

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