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Kyle council accepts city manager Brian Langley's resignation, affirms transition dates and interim process
Summary
Council accepted the resignation of City Manager Brian Langley, confirmed his last in-office day as May 8 (availability through May 15) and agreed to continue transition planning with a decision about an interim manager scheduled for a follow-up meeting.
The council formally accepted the resignation of City Manager Brian Langley, who submitted a resignation dated April 7 and indicated an in-office last day of May 8 with availability through May 15 for transition assistance.
Mayor Flores Kells thanked Langley for his service and cited operational changes and procedural improvements during his tenure. Langley spoke briefly and said he was proud of the progress the city has made and offered to be available to assist during the transition.
Council discussed ensuring no leadership gap and planned an executive-session meeting on April 21 (the council's next scheduled meeting) to discuss and decide on an interim city manager. The motion to accept the resignation and the effective date passed unanimously, 7–0. Council emphasized the importance of a deliberate, transparent transition to minimize disruption to staff and residents and confirmed that payroll and separation details would follow standard personnel procedures.
