January 14, 2025 - 11:11

In a significant decision, the Naples City Council has appointed Gary Young as the new city manager, bypassing a formal search process. Young has been serving as the city’s chief financial officer and is expected to bring his extensive experience in financial management to the role. His appointment comes in the wake of Jay Boodheshwar's announcement of his retirement from public service, marking a new chapter in the city’s leadership.
The decision to appoint Young directly reflects the Council's confidence in his abilities to lead the city effectively. Council members expressed their belief that Young's familiarity with city operations and financial oversight would ensure a smooth transition and continuity in governance. As the new city manager, Young will be tasked with addressing various challenges facing Naples, including budget management, infrastructure development, and community engagement. His appointment signals a commitment to maintaining stability while navigating the complexities of local government.
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