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Aztec council appoints Chief Gonzalez as interim city manager
Summary
At a special Oct. 21 meeting the council voted to appoint Chief Gonzalez as interim city manager until a permanent replacement is hired; council members said attorney vetting has occurred and interviews will be scheduled at a future meeting.
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The Aztec governing body voted at a special meeting Oct. 21 to appoint Chief Gonzalez as interim city manager while the city conducts a search for a permanent replacement.
Council members moved and seconded the measure and later held a roll-call affirmation. During discussion members said candidates and options have been vetted by the city attorney’s office and that interview scheduling will be decided at an upcoming meeting.
Chief Gonzalez addressed the council after the vote, saying, "I appreciate the opportunity and ... I'll do the best I can and I'll work with staff to do the best we can for this." He said serving as interim was not his plan but that he is willing to help the city through the transition.
The council did not state a timeline for hiring a permanent city manager during the special meeting; members indicated interview dates and next steps will be decided at a future meeting.
The measure to appoint an interim city manager was moved, seconded and approved during the Oct. 21 special meeting; no opposition was recorded in the meeting transcript.

