The city is on the hunt for a new city manager, and the vacancy was brought about by the retirement announcement of David Cooke, who holds the record for the longest tenure in that position in the city's history. As reported by the City of Fort Worth, the new city manager of Fort Worth, the 12th largest city in the country, will have a big job. They must handle the city’s growth, manage day-to-day operations, and help shape its future as a critical urban center.
Fort Worth's Human Resources Department is responsible for finding a new city manager. Instead of hiring outside firms, they are conducting a national search to find top candidates who are diverse and experienced in city management and they aim to bring in a great leader for the city.
Interested parties can anticipate the release of a detailed brochure in the weeks to follow. It will lay out the intricacies of the pursuit, including a timeline, the desirable qualities of the ideal candidate, and the specifics of the application process. This information will be disseminated to provide transparent insight for those wanting to step into this pivotal leadership role.
