REGINA – The City of Regina will be on the hunt for a new City Manager after Glen Davies announced he will be retiring from the position effective November 2nd.
Davies has served as City Manager since 2006 and has led a number of changes to improve efficiency and customer service.
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“It is with mixed emotions that I learned of Mr. Davies’ decision,” said Mayor Michael Fougere. “Glen has been a formidable leader and spearheaded many initiatives to improve the City’s operations.”
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“He has also be an integral leader in developing important partnerships within the community and beyond. I wish him well in the future. His well thought out advice will be missed.”
The city also announced a national search to find his replacement will begin shortly.
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