Dianne Grey took over as the city was grappling with record high numbers of people experiencing homelessness and in the midst of a deadly pandemic.
Grey is the latest in a string of employees who have left the city in recent months. Last week,City officials told KUT that Grey also made the decision on her own.
“She held a very challenging position as the Homeless Strategy Officer during particularly challenging times,” interim City Manager Jesús Garza said. “Her impressive portfolio of work includes formally establishing the City’s Homeless Strategy Division, building a team of dedicated staff, and positioning Austin to accomplish our goal of making homelessness brief, rare and nonrecurring. I wish her nothing but success in her future endeavors.
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