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Kevin Hawkins has retired as Temecula’s assistant city manager, concluding a 35-year public service career that included positions in Inglewood and San Bernardino.
Deputy City Manager Luke Watson succeeded Hawkins March 7, according to a statement on the city’s website.
Hawkins’ retirement will become official May 1. He joined the City of Temecula in 2013 as its director of community services
“Kevin’s impact on Temecula is immeasurable.” City Manager Aaron Adams said in the statement. “His passion to serve not just the community, but his community of co-workers, will be his legacy. He has set a standard of leadership defined by integrity, humility, and excellence.”
Temecula will host a public recognition ceremony April 28, to honor Hawkins’ contributions to the city, according to the statement.
