During a recent government meeting, concerns were raised regarding the high turnover and vacancies within the mayor's office, highlighting a troubling trend in leadership stability. The mayor's office currently faces significant staffing shortages, with key positions such as the business administrator, communications director, finance director, director of community relations and engagement, and sustainability coordinator all unfilled.

The business administrator role has been vacant since June 7, 2024, and the communications director position is set to become vacant next week. This situation has prompted criticism, particularly given that the current mayor previously expressed dissatisfaction with similar issues while serving as president of the Harrisburg City Council. Observers noted the irony in the mayor's current approach, which mirrors the behavior she once condemned.

The ongoing vacancies raise questions about the administration's ability to effectively govern and engage with the community, as well as the implications for city operations moving forward.