The General Manager of Oceano Community Services District, Will Clemens, announced his early retirement after 24 years in public service. He blamed the new board majority for his departure and expressed his intention to leave by the end of the year. Clemens had received a favorable performance review and a $25,000 annual increase to his salary before his retirement.
At the raucous Oct. 25, Oceano Community Services District board meeting, then General Manager Will Clemens gave a well-rehearsed performance that included announcing his “ early retirement ” after 24-years in public service .
He blamed the new board majority for his departure, and was quoted in a local news outlet saying, “I would definitely stay longer if certain board members weren’t here, but as long as the current board is as it is, I think basically the end of the year is about as long as I’ll be here.” Clemens, now 56, had positioned himself well for his final year in Oceano vice by getting a “favorable performance review” from the “old board” (the board that was in office before the Nov. 8, 2022, election changed its majority). On Nov. 9, 2022, he was given a $25,000 annual increase to his (already high) $170,000 annual salary. This kind of financial bump, at the end of one’s public service career, will play out well for Clemens in the long-term, as his PERS retirement income will reflect the increase for the rest of his lif
Oceano Community Services District General Manager Early Retirement Board Majority Public Service Performance Review Salary Increase
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