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Nicks promoted to Menifee deputy city manager

Jonathan Nicks was promoted on January 23 to deputy city manager for the City of Menifee. Photo provided by the City of Menifee.

The City of Menifee announced the promotion of Jonathan Nicks to deputy city manager. This position has oversight of three departments as well as city-wide operations.

An experienced public servant with more than 23 years of local government experience, Nicks has served as Menifee’s community services director for the last five years overseeing parks, recreation, facility maintenance, and solid waste and environmental services. He also served as the city’s interim Public Works director between August 2020 and May 2021.

In his new role as deputy city manager, Nicks will continue to manage the Community Services Department, but will also assume new responsibilities in directing the city’s human resources and risk management.

“Jonathan has been a tremendous asset to the City of Menifee and has earned the trust of both our employees and the community,” City Manager Armando Villa said. “There is no doubt that Jonathan will excel in his new duties and will help continue to lead the city in the right direction.”

Prior to joining the City of Menifee, Nicks served as the deputy director for Orange County Parks and Community Services with oversight of a $120 million operating budget, a $30 million annual capital improvement program, and nearly 400 employees. Before that, Nicks was the Community Services and Public Works director for the City of Placentia, where he also helped form the Placentia Community Foundation and served as the first executive director of the nonprofit that raises funds for community programs.

“It has been a privilege to work for the City of Menifee these past five years, and I remain committed to delivering engaging community events and programs for our residents,” Nicks said. “As deputy city manager, I look forward to working with my colleagues to ensure that our city has the resources it needs to effectively serve the public.”

Nicks officially began his new position as deputy city manager on January 23.

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