Amy Demboski's sprawling 24-page lawsuit includes numerous allegations against the mayor and high-level city staff.
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.
Bronson has repeatedly declined to publicly discuss Demboski’s allegations, saying they’re personnel issues and citing legal advice. He has also declined to publicly address wider management issues at City Hall. Demboski says she received complaints of then-chief of staff Alexis Johnson having an improper relationship with an unnamed subordinate. Demboski says the mayor was also aware of the concerns and directed Demboski to “catch” Johnson and the subordinate at City Hall.
Bronson and Baker attempted to have municipal prosecutors drop domestic violence charges made against Brandon Spoerhase, a business partner of Baker’s, by Kolby Hickel, Bronson’s then-deputy municipal manager.
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