City Manager Turnover
Summary
Milpitas is cycling through city managers like a revolving door, with the latest being the third in just six years. This constant churn at the top could signal instability and shake-ups in how the city is run.
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Impact analysis
Frequent leadership changes can drain taxpayer money through severance packages and the costs of recruiting new managers.
Honestly, it's hard to say who benefits when leadership is this unstable, but maybe consultants who get hired to 'fix' things.
Residents and city employees are harmed by the lack of consistent leadership and the potential for stalled progress on important city projects.
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