January 22, 2026 - 13:16

The city of Davis has officially announced the appointment of Alberto Preciado as the new finance director, effective February 2, 2026. This decision comes from city manager Daryel Dunston, who expressed confidence in Preciado's abilities to manage the city's financial operations effectively.
Preciado brings a wealth of experience in public finance and budgeting, having previously held various positions in municipal finance. His expertise is expected to enhance the city's financial planning and resource allocation, ensuring fiscal responsibility and transparency in government operations.
As finance director, Preciado will oversee the city's budget, financial reporting, and investment strategies, playing a crucial role in shaping the economic future of Davis. The city is optimistic that his leadership will foster a strong financial foundation, allowing for improved services and infrastructure development.
Community leaders and residents alike are looking forward to the positive impact of Preciado's appointment on the city's financial health and overall governance.
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