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Charlotte introduces Deputy City Manager Donnie Hamilton Jr.; manager says he will lead transit-transition work
Summary
City Manager Marcus Jones formally introduced Donnie Hamilton Jr. as a new deputy city manager; Jones said Hamilton will assist with the transition of "Katz" to the transit authority and bring transportation finance experience to the role.
City Manager Marcus Jones introduced Donnie Hamilton Jr. as Charlotte’s newest deputy city manager, saying Hamilton’s first day included orientation and that he will help manage the transition of "Katz" to the transit authority.
Jones described Donnie Hamilton Jr. as a nationally recognized expert in transportation finance with about 20 years of experience working in roadway, rail and public transit industries. Jones said Hamilton would work with deputies and departments including Katz, CDOT and HRIT and would help lead complex infrastructure projects during the transition period.
Why it matters Jones framed the hire as part of the city’s leadership capacity for an upcoming transition tied to transit governance. The manager said Hamilton’s combination of technical experience and focus on ‘‘people-centered’’ planning makes him a fit for the role.
Next steps Hamilton will assume deputy city manager responsibilities and coordinate with department leaders on the transit transition and other infrastructure matters. The council acknowledged the introduction and welcomed Hamilton to the organization.
Ending The manager and councilmembers welcomed Hamilton; no additional personnel action was recorded at the dais during the meeting.
