Ian Goldberg will assume the role of County Administrator in Solano County, following his appointment to the position by the Solano County Board of Supervisors later this week.
Mitch Mashburn, Chair of the Solano County Board of Supervisors, congratulated Goldberg on his appointment on behalf of the entire board.
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“Ian has served with distinction as our Assistant County Administrator, demonstrating strong leadership, strategic thinking, and a deep commitment to public service. His proven experience within our organization, combined with his collaborative approach and clear vision for the future, make him an outstanding choice for this critical role. We are confident that under Ian’s guidance, Solano County will continue to thrive and deliver exceptional service to our residents.”
Goldberg has served in his current role since April of 2022, and has worked in local government for over two decades.
“His career includes two decades with Solano County in the Auditor-Controller and County Administrator’s offices, as well as five years in corporate finance,” a news release on the announcement reads. “As County Administrator, he will oversee 19 departments, manage a $1.8 billion budget, and coordinate operations and oversight of functions mandated by federal, state, and local laws under the direction of the Board of Supervisors.”
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Current County Administrator Bill Emlen informed the supervisors and community of his intention to retire in Febuary of this year, but signed a contract extension to help see the county through the search process and transition to his replacement. In his previous role as Assistant County Administrator, Goldberg served under previous Emlen, guiding all departments in Solano County.
“His work has encompassed strategic planning, budget management, staff development, capital project oversight, emergency operations, and the implementation of policies set by the Board of Supervisors,” the release reads. “Prior to this role, he held several leadership positions within the County, including Budget Officer, Principal Management Analyst, and Deputy Auditor-Controller.”
Goldberg holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from The University of San Francisco and a Master of Public Administration from Golden Gate University. He is active in several professional organizations for county executives.
“In addition to guiding the County’s strategic direction, Mr. Goldberg will continue fostering strong, collaborative partnerships with elected officials, department heads, city and regional leaders, and community stakeholders,” the release reads.
