Vancouver city manager Paul Mochrie is no longer on the job.
Mayor Ken Sim announced in a news release Tuesday that he and Mochrie “mutually agreed that it was the right time for a leadership change” at the City of Vancouver.
Mochrie’s last day was Tuesday, but he has agreed to “assist with the transition” while the city seeks to find his replacement, Sim said.
“We thank Paul for his 14 years of dedicated service, including the last four as city manager, and wish him nothing but success in the future,” the mayor said.
Karen Levitt, a deputy city manager, has been named acting city manager.
Both Sim and Mochrie declined interviews with BIV
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