TRAVERSE CITY — Traverse City City Manager Liz Vogel has resigned from her position with the City of Traverse City.
According to a July 10 news release, officials with the City of Traverse City and City Manager Liz Vogel announced they had mutually agreed to part ways.
Vogel’s departure follows a tenure marked by several key initiatives, including the closure of the Pines encampment through a compassionate enforcement approach focused on the dignity of unhoused residents.
She also oversaw the city’s first community-driven strategic plan, completed two full budget cycles, and helped resolve multiple union agreements.
“I’m proud of what we accomplished together in a short time,” Vogel said in a statement. “We laid a strong foundation for the future while navigating complex policy, operational, and regional challenges. I’m ready to move forward and remain committed to public service.”
Mayor Amy Shamroe thanked Vogel for her work during what she called a critical period for the city.
“Her efforts helped move several important initiatives forward,” Shamroe said. “We wish her all the best in her next chapter.”