Conor McCarthy Resigns from Tacoma City Council, Pursues New Career with Comcast

Tacoma, WALocal News

Conor McCarthy, who has served on the Tacoma City Council for nearly seven years, has announced his resignation effective June 22, 2022, to take on a new role with Comcast as Director of Government and Regulatory Affairs. In his heartfelt statement, he reflected on the honor of serving Tacoma and the accomplishments achieved during his tenure. McCarthy highlighted the importance of the community's trust in his decisions and advocacy efforts, recognizing the challenges and opportunities that await Tacoma. His decision to leave public office comes as he seeks to balance professional ambitions with family needs. While he expressed enthusiasm for his new career path, McCarthy also conveyed a sense of loss in stepping away from the council.

The transition will likely prompt discussions about new leadership and the future direction of Tacoma's local governance. McCarthy's commitment to the community remains steadfast, as he reassures residents of his dedication to their well-being. This announcement marks a pivotal moment for Tacoma, reflecting the evolving nature of public service in the region.

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