New Haven's Chief Administrative Officer Resigns

Connecticut Public Radio | By Camila Vallejo

Published December 31, 2020 at 3:36 PM EST

The City of New Haven’s Chief Administrative Officer, Scott Jackson, is stepping down as of Jan. 7. Jackson is leaving his post due to personal reasons, but said in a statement that serving the city has been one of the greatest opportunities in his professional life. Jackson previously served as the Mayor of Hamden, commissioner of the department of labor and commissioner of the department of revenue services, among other public service roles.

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