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Dec 2, 2022 · Mayor John Tory is pleased to announce Paul Johnson has been selected as the City of Toronto’s next City Manager. Following an extensive search conducted by a third-party firm, Johnson was chosen unanimously by the hiring panel comprised of the Mayor, Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelvie, Councillor Stephen Holyday and former Councillor Mike Layton.
- Paul Johnson appointed City of Toronto’s Deputy City Manager ...
City Council today approved the appointment of Paul Johnson...
- Paul Johnson appointed City of Toronto’s Deputy City Manager ...
The City Manager is appointed by the Mayor. Effective December 2, 2022, the City Manager is Paul Johnson. The City Manager is directly supported by his Chief of Staff and the Executive Administration team.
Jul 14, 2021 · City Council today approved the appointment of Paul Johnson as the City of Toronto’s Deputy City Manager, Community and Social Services, following a comprehensive search. Johnson will begin his new role on Tuesday, September 7, 2021 and will report to City Manager Chris Murray.
On December 2, 2022, Mayor John Tory announced that Johnson was selected to become Toronto's city manager. Since Chris Murray stepped down on August 19, the role of city manager had been vacant, with deputy city manager Tracy Cook acting in the role until Johnson's appointment.
Dec 2, 2022 · Paul Johnson has been named Toronto's new city manager, officials said in an announcement made Friday. Johnson was previously the deputy city manager for community and social services.
Oct 27, 2023 · Paul Johnson is Toronto's city manager, which means he oversees every city department and every city worker (if you want to see the organizational chart, it's here). Johnson is not, however, an...
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Paul Johnson was appointed Deputy City Manager, Community and Social Services in September, 2021. Paul joins the City of Toronto at a crucial point in our pandemic recovery, and leads Community and Social Services – a team that really stepped up to serve Toronto residents throughout the pandemic.
