Annapolis City Manager Yolanda Lewis Details $2.7 Million in Revenue Recovery, Housing Initiatives and Government Reforms in 100-Day Report
Annapolis City Manager Yolanda L. Lewis has outlined a series of financial, operational and administrative initiatives aimed at strengthening city government, including approximately $2.7 million in recovered accounts receivable, proposed housing reforms, parking and transportation improvements, and plans to modernize municipal services. The developments are detailed in Ms. Lewis's September 2026, 100-Day Report, which can be found here , a 23-page document submitted to the Mayor and City Council outlining accomplishments, initiatives underway and priorities for her first year as City Manager. In the report, Ms. Lewis describes her initial focus as building the administrative foundation necessary to move Annapolis from established priorities to measurable results, while improving fiscal accountability, government efficiency and responsiveness to residents. The report identifies six areas of concentration: fiscal stewardship, government performance, housing ...
