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Fort Lauderdale city manager announces resignation; will remain 60 days to aid transition

April 03, 2024 | Fort Lauderdale, Broward County, Florida


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Fort Lauderdale city manager announces resignation; will remain 60 days to aid transition
The Fort Lauderdale city manager announced to the commission that they will step down from their role to attend to immediate family health needs and will begin a 60-day transition period as provided by contract.

The manager characterized the decision as difficult, cited family responsibilities and thanked staff and the commission for support. "I will remain available for the next 60 days as per my contract to assist in any way possible to ensure a smooth leadership transition," the manager said. The manager also said staff would bring forward options for the commission to consider at upcoming meetings.

Commissioners and attendees expressed appreciation for the manager's service and the mayor invited the manager to coordinate next steps directly with staff about transition tasks and follow-up briefing timelines.

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