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KCDC approves RFP to hire virtual City Administrator assistance
Summary
The Kemah Community Development Corporation voted May 12 to create and release a request for proposals for virtual City Administrator assistance; the move passed unanimously and aims to expand administrative capacity, officials said.
The Kemah Community Development Corporation voted May 12 to create and release a request for proposals (RFP) seeking virtual assistance services to support the City Administrator. Member Dustin Oliver moved to approve the RFP and Member Shawn Williamson seconded; the motion carried unanimously by members present.
The board did not provide detailed scope or budget numbers in the open minutes but described the action as an administrative procurement to expand virtual support for the City Administrator. The approval directs staff to prepare and publish the RFP so qualified vendors can respond; timing and funding sources were not specified in the record.
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