Hermosa Beach Public Works Director to exit
Hermosa Beach City Hall. File photo Andrew Brozyna will step down as head of the Hermosa Beach Public Works Department next month. Brozyna, who has served as Public Works Director since January 2015, will work his last day in Hermosa June 15. He has accepted a position with the City of Berkeley as its Deputy Director of Public Works. In an interview, Brozyna said his exit was “mostly triggered by personal reasons.” He is originally from the Bay Area, and still has family in San Jose. He also has an 11-month old daughter. “My mom is getting up there in age, and it will be nice for her to be able to bring the family together. Having kids definitely changes things,” he said. Brozyna’s tenure was marked by notable projects helped by funds from outside groups. He helped secure funds from CalTrans for the City’s Pacific Coast Highway-Aviation Mobility Improvement Project; according to a statement from the city, the state agency funded 80 percent of the project’s $4.3 million cost. He also presided over the long-awaited opening of South Park, a universally accessible playground that benefitted from a $300,000 grant from then-Supervisor Don Knabe and the Los Angeles County Regional Park…
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