Norcross celebrated City Manager Rudolph Smith’ 20 years of service on June 3. The city honored Rudolph, a Georgia-native, for his many business deals, marketing tactics and finance projects over the years.
Smith first joined Norcross in 1998 and was promoted to city manager in Nov. 2008.
Prior to being named city manager, Rudolph distinguished himself as the Norcross General Government Administrative Director/CFO. He also served as Norcross Tax and License Manager, presiding over a department, which generates more than 68 percent of the total revenue for the city.
According to a city press release, “For those who dare to dream big and imagine the endless possibilities for growth, fun, learning and living, you are in good hands with Norcross City Manager Rudolph Smith. He is at your service working diligently to ensure Norcross maintains its status as an eco-conscious community with a world-class art district, spectacular events and a bustling historic downtown.”
Additional information: norcrossga.net.
