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Forest Hill just fired their city manager and are cutting them a massive $380,000 check. A police captain is now in charge temporarily while the city figures out its next move. Looks like there's some shake-ups happening behind the scenes!
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Taxpayers are footing the bill for that massive payout, and the city's stability might be shaken by this sudden leadership change.
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The Council is reviewing the performance and duties of the City Manager, which is a key leadership role for city operations.
“I was shocked”: Forest Hill rocked by firing of city manager as police captain accepts interim position offer.
New staff appointments were announced, including an Assistant Director for Neighborhood Services. A long-serving Deputy Marshal was recognized upon retirement. Updates were also provided on the roles and flexibility of neighborhood police officers and the process for film permits and street closures.
Jesus “Jay” Chapa will be sworn in as Fort Worth’s next city manager Fort Worth City Hall (.gov)
Fort Worth council finalizes decision to hire Jay Chapa as city manager amid controversy Fort Worth Report