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Doraville city manager says he will leave as city center work moves forward
Summary
City Manager Chris announced he has accepted a job in Bulloch County (Statesboro); council members publicly thanked him and highlighted progress on the city center and parks under his tenure.
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Doraville City Manager Chris (referred to in the meeting and transcript) told council members he has accepted a job with Bulloch County (Statesboro) and will be leaving his post. "I have taken a job offer with Bullet County um which is Statesboro," he said during the city manager report.
Council members offered public thanks and said the city had made substantial operational improvements during his tenure, naming work on Honeysuckle Park, parks infrastructure, and progress on the city‑center project and related financing. The manager said project financing is lined up for the city center and he does not feel he is leaving the city “in the lurch.”
Council members expressed appreciation for his service and wished him well; they noted staff depth and ongoing projects that will continue during the transition.
What’s next: The manager did not announce an exact departure date at the public meeting; council will need to manage a personnel transition and ensure continuity for the city‑center project and other capital work.

