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City Council votes to hire firm to help with city manager search - Vimarsana News

City Council votes to hire firm to help with city manager search

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – The El Paso City Council voted to spend about $42,000 to hire a search firm to find a permanent city manager during its meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 27. The City of El Paso has been without a permanent city manager since the council voted last year not to extend Tommy […]

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Westin says he won't seek city manager job on permanent basis - Vimarsana News

Westin says he won't seek city manager job on permanent basis

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Interim City Manager Cary Westin has decided not to seek the job on a permanent basis but will stay until a permanent replacement is found. That information was included in an update on the city manager search sent out by El Paso Mayor Oscar Leeser’s Office on Monday, Jan. 29. […]

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Who will lead search for new El Paso city manager and how much will it cost? - Vimarsana News

Who will lead search for new El Paso city manager and how much will it cost?

The El Paso City Council will also select a new mayor pro tempore and weigh whether to send a letter to the General Services Administration.

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Brian Gabler to retire as Simi Valley city manager - Vimarsana News

Brian Gabler to retire as Simi Valley city manager

Simi Valley City Manager Brian Gabler is retiring after 38 years with the city, including four as its top administrator.

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City manager: Investigation of Worcester police chief will be reported to state - Vimarsana News

City manager: Investigation of Worcester police chief will be reported to state

Eric D. Batista said he was not aware of the report, which found a "pattern of inappropriate behavior" toward an officer, until this spring.

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