Dallas police Chief Eddie García heading to Austin in City Hall position, officials confirm
Dallas police Chief Eddie García is retiring from the top law enforcement role in that city and will soon land at Austin City Hall as an assistant city manager overseeing public safety, the city of Austin confirmed to the American-Statesman.
Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia to depart for public safety role in Austin
DALLAS — Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia plans to leave his position before his agreement with the city ends in May 2027, starting a new city management role in Austin before the end of the year. A memo from Austin City Manager T.
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Jorge Flores-Duran was sentenced to 25 years for the murder of Isaias Martinez after a 2023 shooting in Austin.
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A man in Chicago is charged with attempted murder following the shooting of a 33-year-old in the Austin neighborhood.
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Austin needs an experienced leader committed to transparent government, with a track record of putting people first; one who ...
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This opportunity came wearing a burgundy and gold No. 3 jersey that from 1974-86 was worn by All-Pro and Super Bowl-winning ...
A new affordable housing development broke ground this July in East Austin featuring the city’s first optional car community.
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