Bill Cobabe, City Manager
Bill Cobabe an experienced public servant with over 18 years working for local governments. With a bachelor’s degree in architecture and a master’s degree in urban planning, Bill brings an exceptional wealth of knowledge and an extensive skillset to the city manager position. When not working, Bill enjoys spending time with family – especially his wife Diana and his three amazing children, listening to music, and being outside. Bill’s positive attitude towards life and his care for his amazing coworkers make him a great asset to the community. Bill has an open-door policy for everyone and especially enjoys speaking with residents about any concerns they may have.
Phone: (435) 257-9486
Email: Bcobabe@tremontoncity.com
What does a City Manager do?
The City Manager is the Chief Administrative Officer and works with elected officials as they develop policies for the City and ensures that laws and policies approved by the elected officials are equitably enforced throughout the City. The City Manager prepares the annual budget and submits it to elected officials for approval, ensures that all funds are spent properly, and that work within the City is completed correctly and within the budget. The City Manager supervises department heads, administrative personnel, and other City employees. For a complete list of the duties and functions of the Tremonton City Manager see Revised Ordinances of Tremonton City Corporation 3-925.
Management Team’s Work Efforts
- To implement programs and policies in line with the wishes of our elected officials and community leaders to achieve common community goals.
- To faithfully perform the administrative powers and duties granted by City ordinance to the position of the City Manager.
- To give the best efforts our experience has to offer.
- To work with dedicated City Department Heads and employees in providing community services.
- To coordinate service delivery, anticipate future needs, and organize work operations.