Haley resigns as Quincy city administrator
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Pat Haley has resigned as Quincy city administrator.
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QUINCY — Quincy City Administrator Pat Haley announced his resignation, effective immediately, Tuesday morning.
Greg Meinzer was appointed as interim administrator by Quincy Mayor Paul Worley, according to a press release issued by the city. Meinzer’s appointment will be effective March 1.
There is no investigation into Haley’s administration of city business, Quincy Police Chief Ryan Green said.
Haley became city administrator in June 2019 and oversaw several projects during his tenure.
“Mayor Worley would like to thank Mr. Haley for his service to the city and wishes him well in his future endeavors,” the press release said.
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