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Green Bay Public Works Director Steve Grenier to leave June 2 after nearly 18 years
Summary
Steve Grenier, director of Green Bay Public Works, told the Common Council on May 20 he will step down effective June 2 after about 12½ years leading DPW and nearly 18 years with the city.
The Green Bay Common Council on May 20 heard an announcement that Public Works Director Steve Grenier will leave city employment effective June 2. Mayor and council members thanked Grenier for his service; Grenier addressed the council and reflected on his career.
The mayor noted Grenier’s long tenure, saying council members and staff recognize his commitment to the city. Grenier, who said leading the Department of Public Works for the last 12½ years “has been the honor of my career,” recounted his first day on the job when the city faced an unexpected four-inch snowstorm and a rupture of a 36-inch water main.
Grenier said he intends to remain active in Green Bay and will continue to work at Central Count for elections. He thanked city staff, senior staff and his family for their support.
The announcement was informational; the council did not take formal action on the departure during the meeting.
