PROVIDENCE – Charles J. Fogarty, the R.I. Director of Elderly Affairs, on Friday announced his intention to retire later in 2018.
Fogarty began his career in public service in 1978, since having served as lieutenant governor, a state senator as well as serving as the director of the Department of Labor and Training in addition to his most recent post.
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“Throughout my career, I have felt drawn to serve the people of Rhode Island. I look back fondly and feel fortunate to be a part of the forward progress Rhode Island is experiencing,” said Fogarty in a statement. “The many devoted employees and passionate advocates I’ve had the pleasure of working with have made a lasting impression upon me. I appreciate the opportunity Governor Raimondo, her predecessors, and the citizens of Rhode Island have given me to serve this state.”
“Charlie has dedicated his entire professional life to Rhode Island, and we thank him for his decades of service to our state,” said Gov. Gina M. Raimondo in a statement. “He has been a close and trusted friend and colleague. Going back to his time as Lieutenant Governor, Charlie has been one of the most vocal advocates for Rhode Island’s seniors.”
Fogarty will continue to serve on the faculty at Johnson & Wales University as adjunct professor of leadership studies.
