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Alpine council votes to offer city manager role with $140,000 starting salary after closed session
Summary
Following an executive session under Texas Gov. Code §551.074 on personnel matters, the council voted to offer the city manager position with a $140,000 starting salary; the candidate’s name is inconsistent in the transcript record.
After meeting in executive session under Texas Government Code §551.074 for personnel matters, the Alpine City Council returned to open session Dec. 2 and approved a motion to offer the city manager position with a $140,000 starting salary.
The motion was moved and seconded in open session and passed by voice vote. The meeting record contains inconsistent references to the candidate’s name: the motion language initially references "Henry Therrendalo" (as spoken) and the subsequent announcement identifies "Eric Aldagno" as the person to whom the council will extend the offer. The council did not provide additional public details about the candidate in open session.
The council instructed staff to proceed with making the offer at the approved salary level; any employment contract, start date and public announcement will follow standard administrative steps and hiring procedures.
Because the transcript contains conflicting name references, the council’s directive is reported here as an offer to a candidate whose name is recorded inconsistently in the meeting transcript; reporters and officials should consult the city clerk or HR for an official confirmation of the appointment and the candidate’s correct name.
