I wish to recognize the retiring town manager for the town of Mammoth Lakes, Daniel C. Holler, for his years of service to the Mammoth Lakes community. Mr. Holler has served the people of Mammoth Lakes for more than a decade with an overall career of public service of over 36 years. Mr. Holler began his government career in 1987. Throughout his career, he worked for many different municipalities, including the city of Glendora, the city of West Covina, Douglas County in Nevada, and, lastly, the town of Mammoth Lakes. During Mr. Holler's tenure as Mammoth Lakes' town manager, he successfully managed the town's budget and 106 full-time employees; assumed a leadership role in four disaster declarations, including extreme weather events and COVID-19; promoted housing projects and programs; invested in parks and recreation amenities; improved recycling programs; and enhanced overall services in the town of Mammoth Lakes. Mr. Holler achieved a wide diversity of accomplishments to improve the quality of life and experiences for residents, businesses, and visitors of Mammoth Lakes. One particularly noteworthy accomplishment was his leadership in the development, funding, and partnership supporting a new community recreation center, home of the LA Kings Ice at Mammoth Lakes and the Mammoth Rec Zone. It is because of the commitment of people like Mr. Holler that Mammoth Lakes is such a great place to live, work, and raise a family.…
On the recordMarch 22, 2024
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