Elizabeth Reich, Dallas’ chief monetary officer, is leaving on the finish of the month as the town is making ready for its subsequent annual funds.
Reich introduced Monday that she is resigning for a job outdoors of metropolis authorities, Metropolis Supervisor T.C. Broadnax stated in an e mail to high elected and administrative leaders. She’s been with the town since 2016 and her final day shall be June 30.
In her resignation letter to Broadnax, Reich doesn’t say what she’ll be doing subsequent, however says she’s pleased with the employees she led, stated the town is financially stronger than when she arrived and felt she was leaving the town “in nice fingers.”
“I’m saying goodbye to an awesome group, fabulous colleagues and essential work,” Reich wrote. “Nonetheless, I made a decision to hunt out a brand new problem that may permit me to proceed serving the individuals of Dallas whereas persevering with to develop professionally.
“I’m excited for what’s subsequent.”
Along with the funds division, Reich additionally oversaw Dallas’ comptroller, information analytics, procurement, threat administration and data and know-how companies workplaces.
Reich referred to her resignation letter when reached for remark by The Dallas Morning Information on Monday.
Broadnax didn’t instantly reply to requests for remark. His job is probably on the road Wednesday as Metropolis Council members are scheduled to debate his job efficiency. Mayor Eric Johnson is amongst these calling for him to be fired.
The town can also be within the midst of planning for its newest annual spending plan. The Metropolis Council is scheduled to listen to a briefing on the funds Wednesday and Broadnax plans to problem his really useful funds on Aug. 9.
Jack Eire, Dallas’ funds and administration companies director, will change Reich as the town’s high monetary officer, Broadnax stated in his e mail.