Loveland appoints deputy manager to interim city manager role
LOVELAND — The Loveland City Council by unanimous vote has appointed deputy city manager Rod Wensing to the position of interim city manager.
He replaces Steve Adams, who resigned last week under pressure from the council to change the direction of city governance.
Wensing has served as deputy city manager since 2006. He previously was town manager in Windsor and before that in Brush.
During his tenure, he has stepped in to lead various departments including the economic development department during a time of vacancy.
He has a bachelor’s degree in public administration from Minnesota State University and a master’s in public administration…
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