Mayor Linda Gorton today announced changes that are about “accountability to the people of Lexington.”
Gorton accepted the resignation of Nancy Albright, Commissioner of Environmental Quality and Public Works, effective March 31.
“It is not lost on me that anything our 3,000-plus employees do is ultimately my responsibility,” Gorton said. “I have high expectations of myself, and of our employees, and high standards for the services my administration delivers to people. I share the public’s frustration and disappointment in the services we have provided in recent snow and ice storms.”
Gorton named Charles Martin, Director of Water Quality, as Acting Commissioner of Environmental Quality and Public Works.
