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Top bureaucrat exodus continues in Edmonton with fifth deputy city manager departure in one year

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Adam Laughlin, deputy city manager for integrated infrastructure services, is set to leave his post on Feb. 2. Laughlin oversees the department responsible for designing and building roads, LRT, bridges, parks, recreation centres and other city-funded buildings and capital projects. He is the latest in an unexplained wave of high-profile departures from Edmonton city hall since early last year.

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Top bureaucrat exodus continues in Edmonton with fifth deputy city manager departure in one year

Top Edmonton municipal bureaucrat Adam Laughlin, deputy city manager for integrated infrastructure services, is leaving his post Feb. 2.

·Edmonton, Canada
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Edmonton Journal broke the news in Edmonton, Canada on Tuesday, January 23, 2024.
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