“My only regret is that the end of his tenure has come too quickly. “As a member of the CAO search committee four years ago, I had a great feeling that Bob’s presence in City Hall would be one our City would benefit from for years to come,” said City Councilor Karen Paul. I look forward to continuing to work with Burlington on City projects.” “With a sound financial footing from which to work, and with an incredible Clerk Treasurer’s team and City Department Heads and staff, the Mayor and Council can feel more confident than ever in focusing on the future of Burlington. “I am proud of the work the CAO’s Office has completed with the Mayor, City Council, and City employees to resolve the City’s longstanding financial issues,” said Rusten. Generations of Burlingtonians will benefit from the work Bob led to restore the City’s finances, strengthen its management, and responsibly steward its infrastructure.” For four years, Bob has served with dedication, precision, and good humor. “I have known this day was coming, but that does not make Bob’s departure any easier.
“I am deeply grateful for the tremendous service that Bob Rusten has provided to Burlington as our CAO,” said Mayor Weinberger. Rusten played a critical role in numerous key initiatives over the last four years, including the restoration of the City’s credit rating, voter passage of a five year infrastructure plan, and substantial reform of the City’s retirement system. Rusten to Conclude Four Highly Successful Years as Burlington CAO on September 1st Search for Replacement Underway Rusten Likely to Continue Service to the City in a Part-Time Special Projects Roleīurlington, VT – Mayor Miro Weinberger today announced that Burlington Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) Bob Rusten will be leaving the CAO position on Septemafter serving in City Hall since 2013. Mayor Miro Weinberger Announces Bob Rusten to Leave Chief Administrative Officer Position
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