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Council votes to represent Emily Crawford as Schertz nominee to TML Intergovernmental Risk Pool ballot
Summary
Schertz voted 6–1 to nominate Emily Crawford, city manager of Abilene, as the city's representative nominee for the Texas Municipal League Intergovernmental Risk Pool board of trustees; nominations are due Aug. 2 and ballots will be distributed Aug. 17.
City Secretary Sheila Edmondson reviewed vacancies on the Texas Municipal League Intergovernmental Risk Pool (TML IRP) board of trustees whose terms expire Oct. 1, 2026, and explained the nomination and ballot schedule. Council discussed potential nominees and Deputy City Manager/other council members recommended Emily Crawford, city manager of Abilene.
Council member Westbrook moved to represent Emily Crawford as Schertz's nominee to the TML IRP ballot and Council member Macaluso seconded. The council voted with six yeas and one nay to forward Schertz’s representation for Emily Crawford; Edmondson noted nomination materials must be received by the pool board secretary by Aug. 2 and ballots will be distributed Aug. 17.
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