Council Says Goodbye to City Manager

said farewell to the Monday night at what was his final meeting as city manager. He will .

“I’ll be in town, but I assure you one thing: You’ll never see me under ‘Business from the Public’ in a council meeting,” Limardi, 58, said Monday night.

The Highland Park resident has held his position for more than 18 years and is the longest serving city manager in the Highland Park’s history. During Limardi’s tenure, the former Ft. Sheridan was redeveloped, was built and the became an annual event, attracting thousand to the city in conjunction with the . New fire and police stations were built. 

“Dave Limardi has served our city very well during his 18 years on the job,” said about the city manager in August, when he first announced his resignation. “His professionalism and thoroughness as well as his creativity have given us a tremendous foundation and continuity.”

See photos from Limardi's last meeting above, then read more about Limardi's legacy and future plans .