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Outgoing ICMA fellow summarizes McKinney rotations, introduces incoming fellow
Summary
Emily Ann Breyer, the city's outgoing ICMA management fellow, described rotations across airport, economic development and emergency management, noted fellowship mechanics and outcomes, and introduced incoming fellow Madison Beauchamp.
Emily Ann Breyer, the city's outgoing ICMA Management Fellow, presented an overview of the ICMA fellowship and her work in McKinney.
"I am Emily Ann Breyer, the current ICMA Management Fellow in the city manager's office," she said, describing rotations that included the airport, the Economic Development Corporation and the Office of Emergency Management. Breyer detailed projects ranging from grant research and infill analysis to public‑safety planning and event coordination; she also noted fellows typically serve one to two years under senior mentorship and gain broad generalist experience.
Breyer told the council the fellowship program is competitive—she described a national screening process and regional placement mechanics—and she introduced the incoming fellow, Madison Beauchamp, who is expected to arrive from the University of Utah in July. Councilmembers and staff publicly praised Breyer’s contributions and wished her well as she returns to the Chicago area.
The presentation was informational; council thanked Breyer and did not take action.
