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The New Castle County Council reviewed Resolution 25-032, consenting to the appointment of David Delgrandi to the position of chief of technology and administration services.
Delgrandi introduced himself as a long-time New Castle County resident and reviewed a career that he described as including 27 years combined service with New Castle County and the City of Newark. He said he has served on local boards and coached youth sports, and spoke about a management philosophy informed by inclusive leadership and training. He described himself as a "human centered" manager and said his role as chief would be to serve as a liaison between technical staff and internal and external customers.
Council members responding to Delgrandi’s remarks welcomed his return. Councilman Hobbs called the slate of nominees submitted by County Executive Marcus Henry "people with very deep backgrounds" and complimented Delgrandi’s inclusion focus. Councilwoman Kilpatrick said she had relied on Delgrandi as a contact after he moved to Newark and was pleased to have him back. Other council members echoed the welcome.
No formal vote was taken during the discussion; council members stated the resolution will be voted on at the council’s 6:30 p.m. meeting.
Delgrandi provided personal and professional background during the hearing; he also mentioned family details and community involvement. The discussion did not include specific budget numbers, technical priorities, or conditions attached to the nomination.
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