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Pflugerville city manager announces retirement; council approves voluntary exit agreement

Pflugerville City Council ยท February 24, 2026

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Summary

City Manager Breeland told staff she will retire; the Pflugerville City Council unanimously approved a voluntary exit agreement to ensure continuity, naming senior staff to steward the transition through July 1 and beyond.

City Manager Breeland announced her decision to retire during the council's Feb. 24 meeting and the Pflugerville City Council unanimously approved a voluntary exit agreement to manage the transition.

Breeland, who addressed staff and council in an emotional statement, said: "Working alongside you has been the greatest privilege of my over 20 years of local government...I've decided that it's time to retire." Mayor (speaker 1) told the chamber the council had negotiated an agreement that will keep Breeland available to advise the city through a planned handoff.

Council members praised Breeland's tenure and leadership. Council member David (speaker 5) moved to approve the voluntary exit agreement and the motion passed unanimously; Council Member Holiday (speaker 12) seconded the motion. The mayor said the council agreed that Norma Martinez, the city's real estate manager, would serve as a steward for the organization through July 1 and remain available to advise the council through the end of the year.

The council did not vote on a successor at the meeting. Council members said the agreement aims to preserve continuity while staff and elected officials prepare for the next chapter in administration. The council adjourned shortly after the vote.