McKinney City Council appoints Jennifer Arnold as new Assistant City Manager

March 18, 2025 | McKinney, Collin County, Texas

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The McKinney City Council held a work session on March 18, 2025, at the new city council chambers located at 401 East Virginia Street. The meeting began with a brief public comment period, which yielded no participants, leading the council to proceed directly to the agenda items for the upcoming regular meeting.

The council then moved into executive session, as permitted under Texas government code, to discuss confidential matters including consultations with the city attorney and personnel issues related to the appointment of an assistant city manager.
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Upon reconvening, City Manager announced the outcome of the executive session, revealing that Jennifer Arnold, the current director of planning, has been appointed as the new Assistant City Manager. This appointment follows the departure of Kimberly Flom, who is transitioning to a position in De Pere, Wisconsin. Arnold is set to begin her new role on the following Monday, and an official announcement will be made to staff and the public.

Additionally, the council noted that Trevor Minyard has been serving as an assistant city manager since the reclassification of the former director of public safety position. Both Arnold and Minyard are expected to enhance the city’s executive team with their expertise.

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The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn, which was unanimously approved. The council's discussions highlighted significant personnel changes aimed at strengthening the city's leadership.

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