Demboski’s 24-page lawsuit includes new allegations, including that the mayor gave his “tacit approval” for his then-chief of staff to have an “improper relationship with a subordinate.”
Former Anchorage municipal manager Amy Demboski is suing Mayor Dave Bronson for gender discrimination, defamation and for firing her in retaliation when, she says, she raised concerns over his administration’s actions.Demboski had threatened to sue the city shortly after the mayor fired her last December. Into the Assembly and other city leaders, she alleged numerous illegal and unethical actions by Bronson and his staff, including illegal contracting and creating a hostile work environment.
“Their wanton disregard and disdain for following the law and propriety presented daily problems,” says Demboski’s lawsuit.“The Mayor is aware Ms. Demboski has filed a civil suit,” said the statement sent by Bronson spokeswoman Veronica Hoxie. “He will continue to work hard on behalf of the people of Anchorage and looks forward to this matter being resolved.”
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Former municipal manager sues Anchorage, Mayor Dave BronsonA lawsuit was filed Friday by Amy Demboski against Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson alleging violation of the Anchorage Whistleblower Act as well as unlawful gender discrimination and wrongful termination, amid other claims.
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‘Tent city’ homeless camp near Downtown Anchorage sees high crime rate, violenceAccording to the Anchorage Police Department, the department responded to just under two dozen calls made from East Third Avenue and Ingra Street during the time period from Aug. 24 through Aug. 31.
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Anchorage Assembly temporarily boosts police, outreach and sanitation at large homeless encampmentsThere was a particular focus on crime, drug use and uncleanliness in the camp near Third Avenue and Ingra Street downtown.
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Anchorage Assembly approves over $200K in funding to address issues at large homeless campsThe Anchorage Assembly is authorizing the use of more than $200,000 to address the crime and public health issues associated with large homeless camps throughout Anchorage.
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