Executive Continuity Program
Summary
A new workforce tool lets retiring executives work a year through a staffing vendor — no city benefits or retirement costs during that stretch — while the city trains successors. Some Council members worried about 'double dipping' crowding out rising talent, and the Mayor wants individual uses to come back before the Council.
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Last discussed Jun 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
Up to $250,000 per year under the staffing agreement, with savings on benefits and recruiting costs.
Retiring executives who want to keep working and city departments needing leadership continuity.
Potentially, internal candidates awaiting promotions if retirees return to their posts.
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