PEORIA (25 News) – Three months into her new job, Assistant City Manager Kimberly Richardson is expressing confidence about Peoria’s outlook, while calling for more open communication from the local government.
“One thing that I always realize is that people see government in a way at times that it can be a barrier, an obstacle,” she says, “and I really want to make it so that community members feel that engaging with the city is not that (way).”
The former Evanston Deputy City Manager runs the economic development department, oversees the city’s emergency communications center, and manages informations systems staff… READ MORE
