Dygert also talked about his plans to retire at the end of the fiscal year, noting that his tenure as City Manager is over. The city has already selected current Planning and Economic Development Director Jennifer Haines as her successor, and Dygert discussed how the transition was planned to ensure continuity in leadership.

In addition to budget and succession issues, Dygert also spoke about Auburn’s drinking water quality and took questions from the audience to provide insight into the city’s efforts to maintain a safe water supply.

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