DELAWARE, Ohio (WCMH) -- The first Black woman city attorney for Delaware has resigned amid allegations she was bullied.
In her resignation letter to Delaware City Manager Paul J. Brake, former Delaware City Attorney Natalia S. Harris said she would "no longer subject myself to your workplace bullying and discriminatory conduct." The letter is dated Sept. 24, and Harris' resignation was effective Oct. 3.
In a statement, the city said it did not receive any "complaints, reports, or documentation to support these claims prior to the employee's resignation."
Harris, who took office in July 2019, said she was proud of the work she did for the city, particularly handling cases personally during the COVID-19 pandemic, avoiding a case backlog once the pandemic subsided.
"I am a career public servant and am grateful for the opportunity to have served the citizens ofDelaware," wrote in her letter.
There is no word on the nature of Harris' bullying allegations.
Harris was one of three Democratic candidates in the 2024 Franklin County Prosecutor primary election; she finished third with 23.95% of the vote.
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