Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski addressed reporters following Wednesday's city council meeting to provide an update on the search for a new city manager. The mayor outlined the progress made in the recruitment process, emphasizing the importance of finding a qualified candidate to lead the city's administration.
Search Process Underway
The city has been without a permanent city manager since the departure of the previous officeholder. Bachynski confirmed that the search committee has been actively reviewing applications and conducting interviews. He expressed confidence in the process, noting that the council is committed to selecting a candidate who aligns with the city's strategic goals.
Timeline and Next Steps
While no specific deadline was announced, the mayor indicated that the council hopes to make a decision in the coming weeks. The search includes both internal and external candidates, with a focus on leadership experience and familiarity with municipal operations.
Bachynski also addressed questions about the city's ongoing priorities, including infrastructure projects and budget planning, which will be key responsibilities for the new city manager. The mayor reiterated the council's dedication to transparency and community engagement throughout the selection process.
