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Public Defender's office begins search after retirement of a senior assistant
Summary
Public Defender Andy Correia reported that his department's Second Assistant — described as one of the office's most experienced defense attorneys — recently retired, and the office has begun seeking a replacement.
Public Defender Andy Correia told the Public Safety Committee that the department’s Second Assistant — identified in the meeting minutes as one of its most experienced defense attorneys — has recently retired. Correia said the office has begun the process of seeking a replacement to fill the vacancy.
The item was presented as part of routine departmental reporting; no formal transmittal or personnel action was recorded in the Jan. 6 meeting minutes. Correia’s report was noted for staffing and continuity planning within the Public Defender’s Office.
