Finance Share Print Deputy City Manager Tarik Rahmani 701 E. Carson StCarson, CA 90745 Phone: (310) 952-1755 Email: TRahmani@@carsonca.gov Biography Tarik Rahmani is the President of Finance at the League of California Cities and the Deputy City Manager at the City of Carson. This role is critical in the management of the City's new Innovation, Sustainability, and Project Management Department. Tarik oversees the Finance Department, the Public Information Office and the Information Technology and Security Department. Tarik's background includes leadership in budget development, revenue forecasts, financial stewardship of pension & benefit administration, long term financial planning, leading process improvement initiatives, directing the operations of comprehensive Finance Department and oversight of the Measure C Committee. He is also an experienced classroom instructor and lecturer in economics, organizational management, risk assessment, and public sector technology issues. Tarik has more than two decades of experience working in local government. He began his career with the Las Cruces Public School District and served as the Accountability, Assessment and Research District Officer. Tarik joined the City of Seattle as Senior Economist developing the City's long range $4 billion revenues and expenditures forecast, city's performance-based budgeting and its 20-year financial plan and served as the Finance and Operations Manager. Tarik left the City of Seattle to join the City of Bellevue as its Finance and Business Operations manager leading its $1.7 billion budget, administrative services and two regional organizations: the eCityGov Alliance and the Community Connectivity Consortium. Tarik hails from Morocco, and has a Master's degree in Agricultural economics and Econometrics from New Mexico State University. His academic work focused on economic policy, mathematical modeling and regression analysis. 2022 Budget Book Orgnization chart Mission Statement Provide prudent financial management of publicly entrusted resources and to support the organization with the highest quality financial and administrative support services. City Council Resolution of Financial Principles Moody's Annual Issuer Comment - Credit Rating Interim Development Impact Fee Program Annual and Five-Year Report for Fiscal Year 21-22 Interesting Information from Other Agencies California State Controller's Office Local Government Financial Data Government Finance Officers Association Best Practice Advisories California Local Government Finance Almanac - Data, Statistics and Analyses
701 E Carson Street