Mark Scott meets Exec. Director of the Burbank Chamber of Commerce Gary Olsen, Dave Kemp School Board Member, and Vice Mayor David Gordon. (Photo by Ross A. Benson)
Mark Scott greets dozens of local residents, city staff, during a meet and greet at City Hall Thursday. (Photo by Ross A. Benson)New City Manager Mark Scott. ( Photo by Ross A. Benson)
Burbank’s New City Manager, Mark Scott, received a warm welcome Thursday afternoon in the Rotunda of City Hall. Civic leaders, Council members, residents and city employees got to shake hands and got to know the City’s new Chief Administrator.
Scott, who started in his new position on Thursday, took a couple of minutes to thank everyone for the warm welcome on his first day.
City Manager Mark Scott meets Jennifer Kaplan Becker and Financial Services Diector Cindy Giraldo. (Photo by Ross A. Benson)
He told the group gathered that many years ago he lived nearby in Kennith Village in Glendale but did his shopping in Burbank, visited the AMC Theaters on a regular bases and even took his son on many occasions to Pickwick Ice Arena for games of Ice Hockey.
Scott said he probably won’t remember everyone’s name who he met on his first day but will be looking forward to see and meeting them again soon.City Hall Staffers prepared refreshments and fresh baked goods for the reception of new city Manager Mark Scott. (Photo by Ross A. Benson)Assistant City Attorney Terry Stevenson meets new City Manager Mark Scott. (Photo by Ross A. Benson)Mark Scott meets Exec. Director of the Burbank Chamber of Commerce Gary Olsen, Dave Kemp School Board Member and Vice Mayor Dr. David Gordon. (Photo by Ross A. Benson)New City Manager with the Command Staff of The Burbank Police Department. (Photo by Ross A. Benson)
Can someone please ask Mr. Scott why he thinks he deserves his HUGE annual salary not being familiar with our city, and how he plans to do anything different than previous City Managers have done in the past.
Can someone please ask Mr. Scott why he thinks he deserves his HUGE annual salary not being familiar with our city, and how he plans to do anything different than previous City Managers have done in the past.
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