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Tomball’s City Council on Aug. 25 confirmed the appointment of the city’s IT director nominee and approved an employment contract extension for City Manager David Escobar, both by unanimous votes. City Manager Escobar recommended a long‑time staff member for the information‑technology director role; council approved the appointment by a 5–0 vote. In executive session the council discussed the city manager’s contract and then, on return, voted 5–0 to approve the contract extension. Council also considered and adopted a separation‑agreement policy for city employment matters; staff said the action ensures the city’s policies align with recent state statutory changes and maintains existing employment arrangements prior to an upcoming legislative effective date. Mayor Lori Plante Quinn and other council members praised the staffer’s longevity and institutional knowledge. The council voted unanimously on all personnel items and instructed staff to finalize employment paperwork and to publish updated policy guidance as required.
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