Greeley city manager resigns after 22 years
GREELEY — Another of the longtime city managers in Northern Colorado has stepped down. Greeley city manager Roy Otto has submitted his resignation after serving for 22 years with the city, 16 as city manager.
In departing, Otto joins Fort Collins city manager Darin Atteberry, who resigned to take a position with Elevations Credit Union. In October 2020, Boulder City Manager Jane Brautigam retired.
Otto started with the city in 1999 as assistant city manager after returning to his home state upon earning a master’s degree in public administration and working in Florida; he was appointed to his current role…
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