Meet the Assistant City Manager

Rod Hill assumed the duties of Assistant City Manager in August of 2019. He oversees the Code Enforcement, Community Relations, Emergency Management, Human Resources, and Information Technology divisions. He also has responsibility for risk management, and the contracts for animal care and control, law enforcement, and solid waste services.

Experience

Mr. Hill brings a wealth of knowledge and 31 years of experience in local government to the City. He started his career in the Finance Department at the City of Brea and the City of Anaheim. He worked his way up to Assistant Finance Director at the City of Redlands where his responsibilities also included Information Technology, Risk Management, Accounting, and Budgeting. Mr. Hill was appointed Director of Administrative Services for the City of Whitter in 2003. During his 17-year tenure in Whittier, his responsibilities grew to include Director of Human Resources, City Treasurer, Emergency Management, and Animal Control. 

Education

Mr. Hill earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration at the University of La Verne, and his Master of Public Administration degree from Anna Maria College in Massachusetts. His education also includes certificates in Accounting for Governmental and Non-Profit Organizations and Emergency Management for Government and Public Sector.

Affiliations

Volunteerism has played a big role in his life including his current service as a member of the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department West Valley Search and Rescue Team and as a past member of the Park Ranger (Reserve) in Orange County and an Adjunct Instructor at the California Specialized Training Institute. 

Family

Mr. Hill and his wife Laurie have lived in Chino for 29 years. They have three adult children.

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“I am very happy to be working for the City of Chino Hills and am excited to put my 31 years of training and experience to use by working along side some very dynamic, skilled, and professional   colleagues and City Council members. It's an honor to serve the residents of Chino Hills."

Rod Hill, Assistant City Manager

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