Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski spoke to reporters following Wednesday's council meeting to provide an update on the search for a new deputy city manager. The update comes as the city looks to dissolve seven committees in a broader restructuring and modernization of the organization.
City Restructuring Efforts
The proposed dissolution of seven committees is part of an effort to streamline operations and improve efficiency within the city government. Mayor Bachynski emphasized that the changes are designed to modernize how the city operates and better serve residents.
The search for a new deputy city manager is a key component of this restructuring. The position is critical to the city's leadership team, and officials are taking care to find the right candidate.
Council Meeting Highlights
During the council meeting, several other topics were discussed, including the city's budget and ongoing infrastructure projects. The Mayor noted that the city remains committed to fiscal responsibility while investing in essential services.
The update on the deputy city manager search was part of a broader conversation about the city's administrative future. Mayor Bachynski expressed confidence in the process and the team leading the search.
