Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson has announced that the city’s chief fiscal officer, Grant Yutrzenka, is resigning after less than one year on the job.
Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson on Wednesday announced that the city’s chief fiscal officer, Grant Yutrzenka, is resigning after less than one year on the job.
Yutrzenka’s last day will be May 19, according to the mayor’s office. The administration is actively seeking a new CFO and Yutrzenka is helping with the process, the mayor’s office said. The mayor’s office did not say why Yutrzenka is resigning. A brief written statement included well-wishes from Bronson, who said Yutrzenka’s “leadership skills and strong financial mind will be sorely missed in City Hall.”
The mayor’s office did not immediately respond to an interview request and questions from the Daily News about the reasons for the CFO’s departure.]
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