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Englewood city manager outlines facilities overhaul, sustainability and housing gains; flags revenue pressure
Summary
City Manager Sean Lewis and Deputy City Manager Tim Dodd told the Budget Advisory Committee the City Manager's Office added facilities oversight, advanced sustainability and homelessness efforts, and is preparing a 20-year affordable housing plan while warning revenue growth is not keeping pace with expenses.
Sean Lewis, city manager, and Tim Dodd, deputy city manager, presented the City Manager's Office (CMO) annual accomplishments and near-term priorities to the Englewood Budget Advisory Committee on Nov. 6, 2025.
The CMO has reorganized facilities functions into its office and hired a facilities manager this month, Lewis said. "We hired someone who comes to us from the private sector, is a certified architect, has several years of experience managing very large teams, and large capital projects," he said. The city will introduce a ticketing/work-order system in January to replace an email intake for facilities requests and tie work orders to asset management.
Dodd said data and analytics work is expanding and supports…
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