GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — City officials have named a new city manager in Greensboro. According to a release from the city, during an Oct. 4 meeting, the Greensboro City Council appointed Nathanial "Trey" Davis as the city manager effective immediately. Chris Wilson, who had served as interim city manager, will resume his position as deputy city manager. Davis has worked as assistant city manager since 2019, and "has been integral to public safety, infrastructure and economic development," according to the city. “After an extensive, national search, the City Council selected Mr. Davis due to his years of service to the community and extensive experience in public safety, a primary focus of Council,” said Mayor Nancy Vaughan. “I look forward to his innovative approaches to the continued vibrancy of Greensboro.” Davis worked as a police officer starting in 1996, joining Greensboro Police Department in 2002. “I am honored by the level of confidence the City Council has shown in my leadership ability,” said Davis. “Greensboro offers an exceptional quality of life. As we prepare for continued growth, I look forward to working with our leadership and employees to focus on supporting our infrastructure, economic development and public safety as a whole.” Davis earned his Bachelor of Science degree and a Master of Arts degree from Liberty University. Davis replaces Taiwo Jaiyeoba, who stepped down from the position after several controversies earlier in the year.