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Gregory Devereaux

MEMBER SINCE: 2015

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Managing Partner, Worthington Partners. Former Chief Executive Officer, County of San Bernardino, California; City Manager, Ontario, California; City Manager, Fontana, California

History of Employment

Position
Division
Organization
Start
End
Managing Partner
Worthington Partners, LLC
2017
2020
Chief Executive Officer
County of San Bernardino, CA
2010
2017
City Manager
City of Ontario, CA
1997
2010
City Manager
City of Fontana, CA
1993
1997
Director
Department of Redevelopment and Housing
City of Fontana, CA
1992
1993
Director
Community Development Department
City of Garden Grove, California
1990
1992
Director
Department of Housing and Neighborhood Development
City of Garden Grove, CA
1987
1990
Neighborhood Preservation Officer
Community Development Department
City of Long Beach, CA
1985
1987
Interim Director
Department of Parks and Recreation
City of Long Beach, CA
1984
1985
Superintendent
Cultural Services
City of Long Beach
1982
1984
Deputy Commissioner
Department of Culture and History
State of West Virginia
1978
1982
Executive Assistant to the Commissioner
Department of Culture and History
State of West Virginia
1977
1978
Primary Policy Areas

Budget and Finance, Economy, Government Operations/Innovation, Housing, Infrastructure, Intergovernmental System/Federalism, Intergovernmental Affairs and Coordination, Labor Relations/Unions, Pensions, Social Services, Taxes, Transportation, Urban Affairs

Primary Sector of Expertise

Local

Primary Functions

City Management, County Management, State Government

Academy Studies

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Montgomery County Community Use of Public Facilities (CUPF) Fee Structure Implementation Assessment

Management Matters Podcast

Grand Challenge: Build Resilient Communities

Recovering from Human-Caused Disasters with Greg Devereaux

Season: 1 Episode:65 | August 02, 2021

Show Notes:

On this episode, we welcome Greg Devereaux, former Chief Executive Officer and former City Manager of San Bernadino County California and Academy Fellow, to discuss how communities can prepare for and recover from human-caused disasters.