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Escondido appoints new Development Services director

Posted by SDCN Staff | Nov 6, 2025 | Business | 0

By SDCN Staff

Escondido, CA–The City of Escondido revealed the appointment of Kevin Snyder as its new director of Development Services, effective November 17, city officials confirmed. 

Snyder brings more than 33 years of experience in both the public and private sectors, with a broad range of expertise in executive leadership, organizational development, community planning, and economic development. He is highly skilled in zoning, housing, transportation, and environmental planning, and has managed large operating budgets and multi-million-dollar capital improvement programs.

Most recently, Snyder served as the Development Services Director for the City of Chandler, Arizona, where he led a team of 86 multi-disciplinary professionals and oversaw a $32 million operating budget and a $28 million capital improvement program. He has also held leadership roles in California, Oregon, and Washington.

Throughout his career, Snyder has been recognized for his collaborative approach, commitment to employee development, and ability to build strong partnerships across departments, agencies, and communities. He has extensive experience facilitating city council retreats, community meetings, and organizational initiatives that foster innovation and high performance.

In his new role with the City of Escondido, Snyder will oversee planning, building, engineering, and code compliance functions, helping guide the city’s vision for responsible growth, revitalization, and long-term sustainability.

“We’re excited to welcome Kevin to Escondido,” said Escondido City Manager Sean McGlynn, “His depth of experience and collaborative leadership style will be an asset as we continue to enhance our community and plan for the future.”

The city extended its appreciation to Christopher McKinney for serving as Interim Director of Development Services during this transition. He will return to his role as Deputy City Manager in November.

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