Stockton dismisses city manager consultant officials look to clarify facts of agreement

San Francisco, CALocal News

Stockton officials announced that Lathrop City Manager Stephen J. Salvatore will no longer consult for the city. This decision follows an investigation by Stocktonia that revealed interim City Manager Steve Colangelo lacks city management experience. Colangelo, previously an event manager, has faced criticism regarding his ability to lead effectively. The city plans to clarify the facts surrounding the agreement with Salvatore to ensure transparency.

Local officials aim to address concerns about the management structure and leadership qualifications. This situation highlights ongoing challenges in city governance and management accountability. The dismissal of Salvatore may impact ongoing city projects and community trust. As the city navigates these changes, officials emphasize the importance of competent leadership.

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