§ 61 — Functions
Sacramento City Code (current through Supplement No. 4, July 2026, and Ord. 2026-0022) · Sacramento City Charter § 61
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§ 61 Functions.
The city manager shall be the chief executive officer of the city and shall be responsible for the effective administration of the city government. The city manager shall have the power and it shall be the city manager's duty: (a) To see that all laws and ordinances are enforced; (b) To administer and exercise supervision and control over all offices, departments and services of the city government under the jurisdiction and control of the city manager; (c) To act in an advisory capacity to the city council with respect to officials not under the jurisdiction and control of the city manager; (d) Except as otherwise provided in this Charter, to appoint all heads or directors of departments of the city and all subordinate officers and employees with power to discipline and remove any officer or employee so appointed, subject to the civil service provisions of this Charter; provided, further, that all officers and employees of the city appointed by the city manager who are exempt from the rules and regulations of the civil service board pursuant to Charter Section 83 may be suspended or removed at the pleasure of the city manager. (e) To make such recommendations to the mayor and city council as the city manager shall deem appropriate concerning the operation, affairs and future needs of the city; (f) To attend all regular and special public meetings of the city council with the right to participate in the discussion of matters pending before the council but without the right to vote on such matters; (g) To see that all terms or conditions imposed in favor of the city or the people of the city in any contract franchise, lease or permit are faithfully kept and performed; and upon knowledge of any violation thereof to notify the city council of such violation; (h) When authorized to do so by the provisions of this Charter or by ordinance or resolution, to execute, on behalf of the city all contracts, franchises, lease or permits or any other document requiring the execution of which is required by an officer of the city; (i) To keep the city council fully advised as to the operations, financial conditions and needs of the city; (j) To prepare the annual budget in accordance with Charter Section 111. (k) To perform such other duties consistent with this Charter as may be prescribed by the city council.
