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Two key leaders within City of Sheboygan administration for over three decades each have announced that they are retiring from their positions. The announcements of both longtime Director of Public Works, David Biebel, and City Engineer Ryan Sazama, were made jointly in a release from City Administrator Casey Bradley on Wednesday.
Biebel, who has served the City of Sheboygan for 37 years, was cited by Bradley as having left “an indelible mark on our city’s infrastructure and development. His leadership, commitment, and expertise have been instrumental in the growth and maintenance of our public works projects, ensuring the well-being and quality of life for Sheboygan residents.
Simultaneous with the Biebel’s announced retirement, City Engineer Ryan Sazama announced his plans to step down after 31 years of service to the City. Bradley said that Sazama has been “a key contributor to the city’s engineering endeavors. His innovative solutions and attention to detail have played a pivotal role in enhancing the efficiency and functionality of our city’s infrastructure.”
Dave Biebel told his Public Works team today that “I am grateful and humbled to have been able to serve the community that I am proud to say has been my home since childhood. Furthermore, it has been a pleasure to serve with many past and present dedicated city employees working to improve our community and provide quality services.” He went on to say that “This has been a difficult decision, but with the support of my family and friends, I am looking forward to this next chapter in my journey.” which, according to Biebel, includes pursuing other interests and enjoying time with family and friends.
In revealing his intentions to his team, Engineer Ryan Sazama said that “Throughout my tenure as City Engineer, I have had the privilege of working alongside an exceptional team and serving the residents of Sheboygan.” Sazama went on to point to highlights such as the design and implementation of crucial infrastructure projects that have supported new developments and improved the quality of life for residents. He concluded by saying that “It has been an honor and privilege to serve the City of Sheboygan for over 30 years and I will always carry the memories and experiences from my time here with me.”
Among the many officials including the Mayor voicing their congratulations, City Administrator Casey Bradley said that the two’s “…wealth of experience, dedication, and leadership have left an enduring legacy, and the City of Sheboygan is immensely grateful for their decades of service.”
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