Ana White, Otto Banks and Elvis Solivan were appointed by outgoing Mayor Eric Papenfuse earlier this year.
Ana White, Otto Banks, and Elvis Solivan are Harrisburg city admin members that will be leaving when the new mayoral administration takes over in 2022.Three city appointees brought in by Harrisburg Mayor Eric Papenfuse will leave their roles at the end of the year, just before the new administration comes in.
White wrote that her last day with the city will be Dec. 30, 2021, “at the request of the current outgoing administration.” Banks also said he designed a year-round educational and recreational program for city youth that brought together a partnership between the Harrisburg School District and the city.
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