Houston / Washington / Richmond / Oakland / Arlington / El / Yuma / Ciudad Juárez / Norwich / Miami / /
Company
Carnation / District 1 / /
Country
Mexico / United States / Spain / /
Facility
University of Texas / University of TexasEl Paso / /
IndustryTerm
transportation / finance person / plastics / food processing / medical device manufacturing / search / transition / /
NaturalFeature
Rio Grande River / Rio Grande / /
Organization
LBJ School of Public Affairs / National Municipal League / Chamber of Commerce Charter Review Committee / Citizen Advisory Committee / University of TexasEl Paso / National Civic League / University of Texas / International City/County Management Association / office of City / Advocates for Change El Paso / Citizens Advisory Committee / of Commerce Charter Review Committee / /
Person
DEREK OKUBO / Leonard Goodman III / Kathleen Staudt / Risher Gilbert / Patricia Adauto / Paso Adopts / Terrell Blodgett / Joe Wardy / Susan Austin / Joyce Wilson / Anthony Cobos / R. Alan Shubert / Juan de Oñate / Philip II / / /
Position
city manager / mayor / mayor / honorary life director / city representative / vice president / current mayor / assistant city manager / permits and inspections director / deputy city manager for building and planning services / local reporter / city manager / advocate / official / King / CEO / professor emeritus / manager form / professor of political science and director for civic engagement / manager selection process / representative / chief administrative officer / administrative assistant / attorney / deputy county manager / mayor / the CAO / Council-Manager / manager / manager position / mayoral candidate / attorney and a member / city administrator / strong mayor / experienced city manager / executive assistant / CAO / mayor / the city manager / chair / deputy manager / council member / municipal attorney / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / Connecticut / Washington / New Mexico / California / Arizona / Texas / El Paso County / Florida / /
A Time for Change: El Paso Adopts the Council-Manager Form The “strong mayor” form of government is a rarity among contemporary Texas cities. Until last year, El Paso and Houston were the last holdouts against