Sheena Wright, the first deputy mayor of New York City, became the seventh senior leader to leave the administration in the past few weeks.

Wright, one of five senior Adams administration officials whose homes were raided Sept. 4, was initially expected to step down last Friday.

First Deputy Mayor of New York City Sheena Wright officially resigned Tuesday — the latest high-profile departure in an administration that’s been rattled by a sweeping federal corruption case. News of Wright’s imminent resignation broke last Friday,

First Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright is expected to resign as soon as Friday night, according to two sources with knowledge of the situation. She would become the latest domino to fall as investigations swirl around the New York City mayor and members of his administration.

Wright took on her role in 2023 where she oversaw agencies including the budget office and finance department.

Sheena Wright, Mayor Adams’ second in command at City Hall, is set to resign from her post in what would be another high-level departure from his administration, which has become besieged by

First deputy mayor Sheena Wright is Adams’ second-in-command and the domestic partner of outgoing Schools Chancellor David Banks.

First Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright is negotiating her exit from the Adams administration, and could depart as soon as the end of the day, sources tell Eyewitness News. Wright is Mayor Eric Adams' second in command.